What we’re building next.

Coming up

• Biomarker tracking

  In design

  Enter your own lab results — testosterone, IGF-1, HbA1c, lipids, inflammation markers — and see them trend alongside your peptide protocol. AI anomaly read flags drift outside reference ranges with citations to the relevant peptides in your stack.

• Lab-test guides

  Planned

  Honest editorial on which biomarker panels matter, what each test actually measures, when to retest, and how to read results — same evidence-tiered structure as our peptide guides.

• Testing partnerships

  Exploring

  We're exploring partnerships with established labs (Quest, Labcorp) to negotiate group rates so Juno users can order panels at a discount. Independent and transparent: any partner relationship gets disclosed in plain text on every order page.

• Supplies storefront

  Planned

  The consumables a peptide user actually needs — insulin syringes, alcohol pads, nasal-spray bottles, saline, vial storage and travel kits — curated and priced sensibly. No upsells, no SKU bloat.

• Anonymized community research

  In design

  Opt-in pooling of regimens, dosing windows, and self-reported outcomes — k-anonymized and differentially private — so the field can finally see what works at scale instead of relying on forum anecdotes. Your identity stays separate from the research data, always. You can opt out and purge your contributions at any time.

• Native iOS + Android

  In design

  The web app is the home for research, planning, and editorial. The phone app is for the bathroom counter — quick dose entry, reminders, refill alerts, glance-able stack view. Local-first: your personal data lives on the device, not on our servers.

• Wearable integrations

  Planned

  Apple Health, Whoop, and Oura — pulled in alongside your stack so HRV, resting heart rate, sleep quality, and recovery scores can be read against your protocol changes. No body-composition scanner: too unreliable to be honest about.