Lose the spreadsheet.
Keep schedules, dose history, site rotation, vial math, and next-dose widgets in one private iPhone app.
QuikShot turns scattered schedules, dose history, vial math, site rotation, and widgets into one simple routine home.
See what is due in Today, keep the next dose visible on Home Screen or Lock Screen, and log quickly when the next dose is clear.
Save vial amount, reconstitution volume, and target dose. QuikShot calculates concentration and draw amount from the values you enter.
Confidence-aware curves built from your logged doses. Estimates are clearly labeled — never overclaimed.
Body-map history shows least-recently-used sites at a glance. The next site is suggested, never prescribed.
Recurring doses, vial-level inventory, prepared syringes, and supply forecasts that warn without alarming.
Your data lives on your device by default. No required account, no ads, optional iCloud sync, and JSON backup when you want it.
Start from common peptides, GLP-1s, oral routines, brand names, or custom compounds, then shape the plan around your real schedule.
Common injectable routines with reconstitution profiles, draw calculations, and prepared syringe support.
Capsules, tablets, and liquids can sit next to injections in the same Today, Calendar, and History flow.
Supported aliases help familiar names like Mounjaro, Ozempic, Zepbound, and Rybelsus point to the right compound.
Your own names, routes, units, lane colors, and half-life inputs when the built-in library is not enough.
Short answers. If yours isn't here, the App Store listing has the long version.
No. QuikShot is a personal logging tool. It performs arithmetic on values you enter — concentrations, draws, schedules. It does not recommend doses, evaluate safety, or replace a clinician.
On your device, by default. Optional iCloud sync keeps a copy in your own Apple account so QuikShot can stay in sync across your Apple devices.
No. There is no QuikShot account, login, or email capture. Open the app and start logging.
No Android version is planned. QuikShot is built for Apple platforms and is iPhone-first at launch.
Free at launch. Future advanced features may sit behind a one-time unlock or small subscription. Core logging stays free.
QuikShot is a personal logging tool. It does not provide medical advice, dosing recommendations, or clinical optimization — and the architecture is built so it can't.
