Changelog

Sharing, vitals and full report exports

Almost all of this came from user replies. You can now hand a coach a read-only link, track blood pressure and weight beside your bloodwork, and export the whole panel as a PDF.

• New

  Share your markers with a coach

  Generate a read-only link to your marker results. Off until you switch it on, with an optional 7, 30 or 90 day expiry, a view counter, and one-click revocation. It exposes markers only: compound logs, VM Analysis and notes are never reachable through it.

• New

  Vitals tracking

  Log blood pressure, resting heart rate and body weight. Readings flow into marker trends and VM Analysis alongside your bloodwork. Blood pressure is classified against the National Heart Foundation of Australia categories rather than the US scheme, so a reading of 126/68 shows as normal instead of being labelled elevated.

• New

  Download a full results report

  Every test now exports as a PDF: summary counts, out-of-range markers first, all results by category, management guidance for anything flagged, and your VM Analysis as an appendix if you have run one.

• New

  Edit a saved blood test

  Correct a misread value, unit, collection date or lab name without deleting the test and re-entering every marker by hand.

• New

  myDNA and NutriPATH reports now work

  These panels never release a raw genotype file, which is why uploads used to fail. The genotype table is now read directly out of their PDF, in your browser, so your DNA still never leaves your device.

• New

  Fifteen new compounds

  Pentosan polysulfate, telmisartan, nebivolol, isotretinoin, levothyroxine, sildenafil, oxytocin, topical tretinoin, plus ACE-031, IGF-1 DES, epitalon, tesofensine, eloralintide, AICAR and teriparatide. Each written around what it does to your labs.

• Improved

  Trends in the shared view

  Shared links show each marker's trend, not just its latest value. Hover or tap any point for the value and date, and expand the result count to see the full history.

• Fixed

  Searching for HGH finds growth hormone

  The growth hormone entry had no aliases, so typing HGH, Somatropin or 191AA returned nothing.

• Fixed

  Date picker on the vitals form

  It used UTC rather than your local timezone, which blocked Australian users from selecting the current day until mid-morning.

Cycle Plotter

Map the estimated blood-level curve for any cycle from compound half-lives and your dosing schedule, calibrated against your own blood draws.

• New

  Cycle blood-level plotter

  A pharmacokinetic simulation across your logged compounds. Testosterone is plotted as a real serum estimate; everything else shows as a relative release curve on its own axis. If you have testosterone results on file, the curve is fitted to your measured points and they are drawn on the chart.

• New

  Nineteen new markers

  Added from the queue of markers our parser had been seeing but could not map, along with 20 new aliases so more lab formats match first time.

• Improved

  Navigation

  Links grouped into Explore and Tools menus, with a dedicated Support page.

• Fixed

  Letterhead details dropped from the parser queue

  Unmapped marker records could retain fragments of lab letterhead. They are now stripped before storage.

More resilient AI processing

• Improved

  Model fallback chain

  Uploads and analyses now fall through a chain of models instead of depending on one, so a provider retiring a model no longer breaks parsing.

• Improved

  Protocol generator

  Wired to the admin-selected model, with compound alias fixes.

Fertility DNA analysis

• New

  Fertility-focused DNA report

  A dedicated fertility section in the DNA tool, framed honestly: variants with genuine evidence are separated from the ones that are popular online but not clinically useful.

Marker history charts and the shopping list

The biggest interface change so far: every marker got its own chart, and recommendations became something you can act on.

• New

  Marker history charts

  Each marker page plots your results over time, with a compound timeline underneath so you can see which compounds were running when a value moved. Tap to pin a point on mobile.

• New

  Shopping list

  A chemist-friendly summary built from the recommendations on your flagged markers. Opt-in, so you curate what goes on it.

• Improved

  Structured recommendations across all markers

  Every marker migrated to structured recommendations rather than free text, which is what makes the shopping list possible.

• Improved

  Trends merged into Cycle Logs

  The standalone trends page was removed and folded into cycle logs, where the compound context already lived.

• Improved

  References moved out of the way

  Citations now sit in a collapsed panel rather than crowding the management card.

PCT calculator and analysis follow-ups

• New

  Follow-up chat on an analysis

  Ask questions about a result without starting a fresh analysis.

• New

  Image export

  Export a test summary as a shareable image.

• New

  PCT calculator

  Unlimited compound stacking, dose-aware severity, a phase table and timeline, with HCG and HMG integrated into the protocol rather than bolted on. Enclomiphene is preferred over clomiphene where appropriate.

Bloodwork calculators

• New

  Calculator suite

  Bloodwork-specific calculators covering conversions and ratios that were not available anywhere else, alongside schema upgrades for richer search results.

Navigation and mobile

• Improved

  Restructured sidebar and mobile quick-nav

  A persistent quick-nav bar on mobile and a reorganised sidebar on desktop.

• Improved

  Model selection moved to admin

  Choosing an AI model was noise for most people, so it moved to an admin setting with a sensible default.

DNA analysis and the marker queue

The DNA tool landed, and the parser started reporting its own gaps.

• New

  DNA analysis tool

  Upload a raw genotype export from 23andMe, AncestryDNA, MyHeritage or FamilyTreeDNA and get a plain-language report across roughly 70 curated markers, including compound contraindications. Parsing happens entirely in your browser.

• New

  Unmatched marker queue

  Markers the parser sees but cannot map are now recorded, so lab formats we do not yet handle get found and fixed rather than silently dropped.

• Improved

  Analytics and security headers

  Event tracking added across the app, and HSTS enabled on all responses.

Dosage calculator

• New

  Public dosage calculator

  Reconstitution and dosing maths for peptides, HGH, HCG and GLP-1 titration, free and without an account.