I built a free, open access library that visually explains the ‘Mechanism o f Action’ and pharmacokinetics for common peptides

Hi everyone,

I've noticed that finding clear, scientific info on how peptides actually function is tough. It’s usually buried in dense medical journals or scattered across sketchy vendor sites.

I got tired of using spreadsheets to manage my research, so I built Aesis (https://aesis.health/). It’s a free, all-in-one dashboard I made for myself, but I polished it up for the community.

The main features:

•    Pharmacokinetics Visualizer: Graphs the estimated decay of compounds in your system so you can see the overlap between doses.

•    Research Library: I linked everything to PubMed studies so you can verify the mechanism of action yourself (trying to move away from "bro-science").

•    Inventory Tracker: Logs when you reconstitute a vial and alerts you when it degrades/expires.

•    Protocols & History: Lets you log your specific research stacks and keeps a clean history of every administration.

It is 100% free to use. I'm looking for feedback on the UI and content provided.