How it works

From a patient’s question to a defensible protocol.

Four steps. The intelligence does the gathering and the guardrails; you keep the judgment.

1

Start from the condition

Search the patient's presentation — “endometriosis,” “MCAS,” “PCOS.” Pepacorn routes it to the right therapeutic categories and pulls every relevant agent.

2

Read all three tiers

For each compound: the graded evidence with citations, the community signal, and your peers' real outcomes — side by side, ranked by fit.

3

Cautions apply automatically

Contraindications, dose-reduction and monitoring flags fire against the patient's conditions. Non-compoundable agents are gated out.

4

Build, export, prescribe

Start from a matching protocol template, tailor dose and duration, export a clean script, and prescribe through your own channel.

The moat

Every protocol you run makes the network smarter.

When you log an outcome, it’s de-identified and aggregated into the peer registry (never raw PHI, minimum thresholds before anything shows). Over time your colleagues see: “KPV for MCAS — 6 clinicians logged it, 3 improved at 12 weeks.” No textbook has that. You built it together.

Condition explorer

The flagship. Three tiers, ranked, with cautions — the fastest way from question to options.

Protocol library

108 editable templates, filtered by evidence fit and legal status. Start here, tailor in the builder.

Peer registry

De-identified real-world outcomes across practices. The signal that compounds with every member.

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For licensed clinicians. Pepacorn is decision-support software, not medical advice, and does not prescribe. Many peptides are investigational or off-label — verify legal status and licensure in your jurisdiction.