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Request a feature, report a bug, or vote on what's already been suggested. (Create an account here if you want to receive updates on roadmap items you weigh in on).

Connect your wearable (Whoop, Oura, Fitbit, and more)

Use a wearable that doesn't connect to Regimen yet? We're looking at adding support for more of them, like Whoop, Oura, and Fitbit, so your data shows up alongside your protocol and works with everything else you track. Upvote if you'd use it, and tell us in the comments which wearable you're on so we know which to prioritize.

Regimen about 1 month ago

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Track a partner or family member from one account

Manage a partner or family member's protocol in Regimen, so you can keep track of each other and stay on top of things together, all on one phone. Ideas under consideration: an easy way to duplicate a shared stack so you're not both starting from scratch, and seeing each other's schedules to help each other stay on track. Upvote if you'd use this, and drop a comment telling us how you'd want it to work.

Regimen about 1 month ago

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Multiple Compounds Per Syringe/Site

It appears that Regimen requires separate dose entries for each compound, so I have to re-select the same injection site every time and the history/inventory doesn’t accurately reflect that it was one injection. It would be really helpful to: 1.  Log multiple compounds under a single injection entry (shared site, shared timestamp, and correct volume/inventory tracking for the full blend). 2.  Make it easier to reuse the same injection site across those related compounds without having to manually re-select it each time. This would eliminate some repetitive work when pinning blended stacks.

An Anonymous User 3 days ago

Different doses on different days

Right now each protocol uses the same dose for every scheduled day. But plenty of people don't take the same amount every time. If you micro-dose daily, your weekly total often doesn't divide evenly, so you end up taking slightly different amounts on different days. Others run a higher dose some days and a lower one on others. Today the only way to do this is to add the same compound twice with different doses, which splits it into two entries and shows two separate lines on your levels chart instead of one combined picture. This would let you set different doses for different days inside a single protocol, so your reminders, weekly totals, and estimated levels all reflect what you actually take.

Regimen about 2 months ago

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Mark all doses as taken at once

Took everything on schedule but forgot to check it off in the app? Right now you have to tap every dose one by one. This would let you mark a whole section (morning, afternoon, evening) as taken in one tap, with an undo if you hit it by accident. Needs some thinking through first, like whether the doses get recorded at their scheduled times or at the time you tapped, and how it plays with injection site tracking.

Regimen about 2 months ago

In Progress

Scan and import lab reports

Snap a photo of your lab report and Regimen will read the values, units, and reference ranges directly off the page, no manual entry needed. This also solves a related limitation: today we apply a single reference range per marker, but ranges actually vary by lab and methodology (especially for hormone tests like free testosterone). Once we're pulling from your actual report, you'll see your lab's specific normal range, not a generic one. Related improvements we're considering for the lab section while we're in there: Tap an existing report to add more markers to it (so you don't have to start over if results trickle in) Tabs to separate Reports and Markers when you have a lot of either Select multiple markers and view them as overlapping or stacked graphs to correlate how compounds affect related labs (e.g. see Total T, Free T, and SHBG over time side by side) Upvote and comment on which of these matter most to you, or anything else you'd want to see in lab tracking.

Regimen 3 months ago

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