Do I have to be a licensed clinician?
The first coaches we want already have client trust, including coaches who do not prescribe. The product does not write prescriptions or pick amounts.
For coaches
How many hours a week do you spend chasing client check‑ins?
Count them. If you spent Sunday night pinging three clients for Tuesday's shot log, then rebuilt Friday's picture from Instagram DMs and a voice note you still have not opened, that week already has a cost before you sit down to review. The sample week beside this question is the answer PepBear puts on Friday: scheduled, logged, skipped, and blank, for one client who agreed to share. You keep your own affiliate codes. The app does not invent a streak or change their amounts.
When Friday starts, what do you actually know about last week?
You have texts and screenshots. A voice note from Tuesday still sits unopened.
Guessing is expensive.
If a client skipped Tuesday and forgot Thursday, then sent you a blurry vial photo on Friday morning, the review still has to name those facts instead of filling a completion streak that makes the week look cleaner than it was.
PepBear records the week they agreed to share: scheduled rows, logged rows, skips they marked, days still blank, plus missing check-ins. Weight and symptom notes they chose to save sit with that week. An empty log stays empty.
Your private note stays private. The reviewed action and the client's reply are the thread between you two.
What happens to the client who goes quiet on Wednesday?
You chase.
Or you wait until Friday and start with a hole.
The Friday review keeps that hole visible, so blank days stay labeled blank while you send one action and they reply in the app. Another client never shows up in that review.
Where does the peptide week live today?
Trainerize and TrueCoach run training programs. They do not model peptide vials, mix math, or a compound library with dated FDA and sport status.
PeptIQ is a consumer peptide tracker with a clinic add-on and a paywall on stacks. PepBear's bet is a free client tracker plus a Friday review a gray-market coach can finish in one sitting, paid by disclosed affiliate links the coach keeps instead of a generic marketplace code.
That is how we sit next to those tools. It does not say they fail at training or chat.
What would you pay for a Friday that already has the week?
Billing in the app is off. The proposed coach pilot is $99 a month for up to 20 clients after a free term we will write in the contract before anyone is charged. Prior six-week promises are honored. A flag does not open checkout.
Clients keep logging. Your affiliate income is not rerouted through a generic Rich code.
How is this different from the tools you already pay for?
| Product | Job | Money | Amounts |
|---|---|---|---|
| PepBear | Peptide week + coach review | Free client tracker; proposed $99/mo coach pilot | Does not suggest amounts |
| Trainerize | Training programs and habits | Coach SaaS | No peptide library |
| TrueCoach | Programming and client chat | Coach SaaS | No peptide library |
| PeptIQ | Consumer peptide tracker; clinic add-on | Free tier + stack paywall | Has calculators; different launch line |
What else do you need to know before you try Friday?
Can I review a client from my own Today tab?
The coach queue is a separate web page. Mixing your stack into theirs is a refuse condition.