Cronometer is excellent for food and micronutrients. But it wasn't designed for dose scheduling, peptide reconstitution, TRT/HRT cycles, or interaction checks between supplements and prescriptions. DoseRoutine handles the dose layer Cronometer skips.
| Feature | DoseRoutine | Cronometer |
|---|---|---|
| Supplement dose scheduling & reminders | Manual log only | |
| Peptide reconstitution calculator | ||
| Peptide dosage calculator (U-100 / U-40) | ||
| Injection site rotation tracker | ||
| Vial inventory + refill predictions | ||
| HRT / TRT cycle tracking | ||
| Blood work tracker | Biometrics only | |
| 475+ compound research library | ||
| Interaction checker (supplements + Rx + peptides) | ||
| AI-assisted stack planning | ||
| Doctor-ready PDF exports | Nutrition reports | |
| Calendar (.ics) alarms for every dose | ||
| Food & macronutrient tracking | ||
| Barcode food scanner | ||
| Free trial | 7 days | Free tier + Gold trial |
| Pro pricing | $9.99/mo · $59.99/yr | ~$8.99/mo · $49.99/yr |
Enter vial mg + BAC water. Get exact mg/mL and syringe units. Cronometer has none of this.
Track SubQ + IM sites for peptides and TRT to avoid tissue damage.
Cross-checks peptides, hormones, supplements AND prescriptions in one place.
One tap generates a full protocol report — not a nutrition breakdown.
Every dose exports to .ics — a real phone alarm, not just an in-app log entry.
Gemini-powered stack suggestions with citations from the compound library.
If your primary goal is logging food, calories, and micronutrients, keep using Cronometer — it's the best in that category. DoseRoutine is the companion app for the supplement, peptide, and hormone side of your protocol.
Yes — for the tracking side. Cronometer is a nutrition and micronutrient food logger; DoseRoutine is a dose-and-protocol tracker for supplements, peptides, hormones and prescriptions. If you care about scheduling every capsule, injection and hormone dose (not calories), DoseRoutine is the better fit.
No. Cronometer doesn't model peptide reconstitution, injection sites, TRT/HRT cycles, or vial inventory. DoseRoutine was built for exactly that layer.
Absolutely. Many users log food and micronutrients in Cronometer and run their supplement / peptide / hormone protocol in DoseRoutine. The two apps don't overlap much — they solve different problems.
Yes. DoseRoutine sends push reminders and exports every dose to your phone calendar as a real .ics alarm — including weekly, cyclical and multi-time-per-day schedules.
DoseRoutine Pro is $9.99/month or $59.99/year (50% off) with a 7-day free trial. Comparable to Cronometer Gold, but focused on dose accuracy, interactions, and injection protocols instead of food logging.
7-day free trial. Cancel anytime. $9.99/month or $59.99/year (50% off).
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