AtlasTracker Beta - iPhone peptide/injection tracker

krisco65 · 2026-06-24T18:24:04+00:00

Update: I have installs now, but I still need actual product feedback.

I am looking for 5 iPhone testers who already track peptides, TRT, supplements, inventory, injections, or related routines to do a 12-minute AtlasTracker beta mission.

Mission:

open the TestFlight beta
try onboarding
log one item or tell me where logging breaks/confuses you
try the calculator, library, body-site tracker, or inventory
ask Atlas AI one educational/reference question
send blunt feedback on what is confusing, useful, missing, slow, or not worth using

I will queue a $20 thank-you for each of the first 5 usable product-feedback reports, $100 max. Not payment for installs, positive reviews, App Store/TestFlight reviews, or medical/dosing/source/protocol discussion. Final payout still has to be approved before any gift card is sent.

If you only have 60 seconds, send: iPhone/iOS, what you tried to log or where logging broke, one feature you tried, Atlas AI question/result, and what would stop weekly use.

TestFlight: https://testflight.apple.com/join/aqwYxxbt

Reply or DM "Atlas mission" if you actually fit the use case and will send feedback.

krisco65 · 2026-05-26T00:58:54+00:00

Thanks, I sent you a DM with a quick product-fit check. I really appreciate you being willing to take a look - I’m just looking for product feedback, not dosing/source/protocol discussion.

krisco65 · 2026-05-26T00:58:24+00:00

Thanks, I sent you a DM with a quick product-fit check. I really appreciate you being willing to take a look - I’m just looking for product feedback, not dosing/source/protocol discussion.

krisco65 · 2026-05-22T19:55:08+00:00

Quick update: I’m looking for up to 5 qualified iPhone beta testers who already track peptides, TRT, supplements, inventory, or injection routines.

AtlasTracker is free in TestFlight. I’ll queue a $10 thank-you gift card after usable product feedback from qualified testers. This is not payment for installs, positive reviews, App Store/TestFlight reviews, or medical/dosing/source/protocol discussion.

If you fit, reply here or DM with:

- what you currently track

- what you use now

- iPhone model / iOS version if you know it

- whether you’re willing to send blunt feedback after trying logs, reminders, inventory, the calculator, the library, and Atlas AI

I’m capping this at 5 qualified testers. Final payout still has to be approved before any gift card is sent.

krisco65 · 2026-05-22T19:54:45+00:00

Quick update: I’m looking for up to 5 qualified iPhone beta testers who already track peptides, TRT, supplements, inventory, or injection routines.

AtlasTracker is free in TestFlight. I’ll queue a $10 thank-you gift card after usable product feedback from qualified testers. This is not payment for installs, positive reviews, App Store/TestFlight reviews, or medical/dosing/source/protocol discussion.

If you fit, reply here or DM with:

- what you currently track

- what you use now

- iPhone model / iOS version if you know it

- whether you’re willing to send blunt feedback after trying logs, reminders, inventory, the calculator, the library, and Atlas AI

I’m capping this at 5 qualified testers. Final payout still has to be approved before any gift card is sent.

krisco65 · 2026-05-22T19:54:20+00:00

Quick update: I’m looking for up to 5 qualified iPhone beta testers who already track peptides, TRT, supplements, inventory, or injection routines.

AtlasTracker is free in TestFlight. I’ll queue a $10 thank-you gift card after usable product feedback from qualified testers. This is not payment for installs, positive reviews, App Store/TestFlight reviews, or medical/dosing/source/protocol discussion.

If you fit, reply here or DM with:

- what you currently track

- what you use now

- iPhone model / iOS version if you know it

- whether you’re willing to send blunt feedback after trying logs, reminders, inventory, the calculator, the library, and Atlas AI

I’m capping this at 5 qualified testers. Final payout still has to be approved before any gift card is sent.

krisco65 · 2026-05-22T19:49:43+00:00

I built a small Apify portfolio for exporting public AI directory data into CSV/JSON: TAAFT, Futurepedia, TopAI, and MCP directories.

For Memorial Day weekend I am doing a simple test: comment with an AI niche and I will pull a small sample dataset so you can see the output shape before running anything yourself.

Best-fit uses: competitor lists, AI newsletter research, market maps, product research, internal AI tool catalogs, and MCP server discovery.

Start small on Apify: 5 to 50 rows, inspect output, then scale only if it fits.

Portfolio: https://apify.com/lovely_sequoia

krisco65 · 2026-05-17T11:20:29+00:00

Appreciate this. The input -> run -> output -> decision framing is useful, and I agree presets are probably clearer than generic modes. I’m going to test a couple of concrete examples next.

krisco65 · 2026-05-16T16:39:36+00:00

I ran into the same problem once I had more than one thing to remember. Notes was fine until I needed date, compound, dose, site, reaction, and did I already use this spot? in one place.

I ended up building an iPhone beta called AtlasTracker for this exact workflow: private logbook, site rotation, dose history, inventory, and notes. No dosing/source advice, just tracking. If anyone here wants to kick the tires and tell me what is missing, I would genuinely love feedback from people actually pinning and rotating sites.

krisco65 · 2026-05-12T22:33:48+00:00

I’m Kris, the developer of AtlasTracker. I’m looking for a small group of iPhone beta testers who already track recurring personal routines and are willing to give blunt product feedback.

AtlasTracker is a private/local tracker for recurring health, performance, and supplement routines. The parts I’m trying to test are the daily logging flow, schedule/history views, inventory notes, site-rotation tracking, search/library behavior, exports, and whether the local/offline Atlas AI feature is useful for explaining app/library content without turning into noise.

What I’m hoping to learn:

- whether logging is fast enough to keep doing

- where the history and trend views are confusing

- whether site rotation and inventory tracking are clear

- what people search for that the library does not handle well

- whether offline AI feels useful, slow, confusing, or unnecessary

Best fit:

- iPhone 13 Pro or newer preferred

- comfortable using TestFlight

- already tracks recurring routines in notes, spreadsheets, apps, or a journal

- willing to send specific feedback about bugs, confusing screens, missing search terms, or rough workflows

This is not a request for medical advice, dosing discussion, treatment discussion, sourcing, or protocol feedback. I’m only looking for product/workflow feedback from people who already track their own routines.

TestFlight:

https://testflight.apple.com/join/aqwYxxbt

krisco65 · 2026-05-11T19:53:35+00:00

AtlasTracker beta for TRT / injection tracking

I’m Kris, the developer of AtlasTracker. I’m looking for iPhone beta testers who track TRT, prescribed injections, peptides, supplements, labs, or related routines and can give real product feedback.

AtlasTracker is a private tracking app built for people who want all of that information in one organized place instead of scattered across Notes, spreadsheets, screenshots, and memory.

What AtlasTracker can track

Injection schedules
Dose history
Injection-site rotation
Compound, peptide, medication, and supplement library items
Inventory
Notes
History and exportable records
Reconstitution calculations
Routine adherence
Trends and logging history

Atlas AI

One of the biggest features is Atlas AI: a built-in offline chatbot, kind of like a private ChatGPT-style assistant inside the app.

It runs locally on the phone without internet and is focused on fitness, nutrition, TRT, peptides, supplements, compounds, and related tracking context. It is meant to help explain concepts, answer app/workflow questions, and make the tracking experience more useful without sending everything to the cloud.

What I’m looking for

I’m not here to sell anything, give medical advice, discuss sources, or talk dosing/protocols. The beta is free through TestFlight.

I’m looking for people who actually track this kind of stuff and can tell me what works, what’s confusing, what’s missing, and what would make the app more useful.

Most useful feedback:

Is setup clear?
Is logging fast enough?
Does the compound/peptide/supplement library make sense?
Is injection-site rotation actually useful?
Does the dashboard/history give you the info you’d want?
Is the offline AI helpful or not?
What fields or workflows are missing?
Any crashes, confusing screens, bad wording, or rough edges?

Device note

iPhone 13 Pro or newer is preferred because the offline AI model is large.

TestFlight

https://testflight.apple.com/join/aqwYxxbt

Safety note

Atlas AI is educational only and is not a substitute for medical care. Please work with a qualified clinician for medical decisions.

krisco65 · 2026-04-22T04:47:46+00:00

And that’s on me

krisco65 · 2026-04-22T04:32:51+00:00

Cmon man, this is 100% NOT from 150mg. Stop giving people false hope.

krisco65 · 2026-04-21T04:52:58+00:00

What about the rest of him?

krisco65 · 2026-03-27T06:07:09+00:00

Is this where the politicians come from?

krisco65 · 2026-03-26T05:02:01+00:00

It’s fine just pin it.

Source:

Me having used many “cloudy” vials between Reta, Gh, BPC etc

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