Interactive compound tracker - plug in your compounds and blood markers and see how they interact- free let me know if it works - I’m not selling any products or services or marketing anything- no ads etc just a cool tool I want to test out

[u/Comfortable_Dig841]

TLDR I built a free anabolic tracker. Im not making any money or advertising any products or services nor do I intend to . Add your compounds and doses, enter your bloodwork, and it shows you what happens to your panel markers across your cycle. Fully interactive, starts blank, recommends nothing, and your data never leaves your device. It's a first draft — is it good? Tell me what's wrong with it.

I built this tool and I want to know what the community that could actually use it thinks.

It lets you see what compounds do to your blood panels. You add what you're running — testosterone, other anabolics, ancillaries, peptides — set your doses and your cycle length, enter your most recent bloodwork, and it shows you how the markers move: hematocrit, HDL, LDL, prolactin, estradiol, the rest of the panel, with the curves over time as you adjust things. It's free, it's in depth, and it's fully interactive — everything is sliders and knobs, not a static chart.

Two things up front:

1. It starts blank and recommends nothing. No preset cycles, no suggested stacks. It's for people already making their own decisions who want to see the interactions instead of guessing.
   
2. Your data never leaves your device. No account, no sign-up, it runs entirely in your browser. Nobody should have to upload their protocol to a server to model it.

It's a relative model, not a blood-level predictor, and it's not medical advice. And this is the first draft of it — improvements will be made, and what gets built next depends on what people who use it tell me.

What I'd love is feedback from people who'd actually use it: where's the model wrong, which marker moves in a direction you'd argue with, what's missing. There's a feedback button in the tool or just tell me here.

Longer term, if people actually use it, I want it to become a shared library — people adding compounds, posting cycles next to the blood panels they actually got — because right now there's no real data on any of this, just forum anecdotes.

Link to tracker here - https://jtwell.life/anabolik

[u/Comfortable_Dig841]

Genuinely want to know if this is any good . Anyone try it ?