Queen’s Tracker can remind you at the times you set in your own schedule. It is a peptide reminder app you add to your phone; it is not a native listing on the App Store or Google Play. Reminders are there to prompt you to open your tracker. They are not a substitute for medical guidance, and they are not a guaranteed alarm.
Add Queen’s Tracker to your Home Screen
On iPhone, use Safari (not an in-app browser):
- Open queenstracker.app in Safari.
- Tap Share.
- Tap Add to Home Screen, then save it.
- Open the saved Queen’s Tracker icon, not the original Safari tab, when you want to allow notifications.
On many Android phones, you can open the site in Chrome and use the browser’s option to install or add it to your Home Screen. The exact wording varies by browser.
Turn reminders on
Once the Home Screen icon is open, go to Settings and use the Home Screen & reminders section. You will need to allow notifications when the phone asks. Reminders also need a current membership or trial, and a supported device and browser.
You set the reminder times as part of your schedule. You can have more than one reminder in a day if that matches the plan you recorded.
What the notification includes — and what it does not
Notification text is generic. It asks you to open the tracker. Compound names, doses, notes and logs are not included in the notification. That keeps those details in the app, on your device.
If you turn reminders on, the service stores the timing you chose (for example times, weekdays, intervals and relevant cycle dates), together with the device’s push subscription and time zone. You can turn reminders off in the app, or revoke notification permission in your phone settings.
Please don’t rely on reminders for anything urgent
Notifications may be late, or they may not arrive. Delivery depends on permissions, a network connection, and how your phone and browser behave. The app itself says to use a phone alarm for anything urgent, and that reminders are not a substitute for a reliable time-critical alarm or for medical guidance.
If you travel, the server time zone updates when the app syncs. If the app stays closed, the previous time zone may still be in use until the next sync.
After the reminder, log what actually happened
A reminder is only a prompt. When you open the app, record the entry if it happened, or leave it blank if it did not. A peptide dose tracker is only as useful as the record you keep.