Blood work and protocol tracking for TRT
Upload any lab PDF and every biomarker lands against its reference range. Log what you take and when. Look back at your whole history in one place.
No name, no email. An account is a username and a password.
How it works
Drop in the PDF from any lab
Medichecks, Manual, Randox, your GP, a private clinic. The values and units are read out for you and checked against the reference range on the report. You can also type a test in by hand.
Record what you were taking
A log is one phase of your protocol: a starting dose, a change, a new medication. Doses, side effects, weight and blood pressure, all dated. Each blood test links to the log it was taken during.
See every number in context
Trends across tests, side by side comparisons, and Discuss, where you can ask about your own history. It describes what the data shows and leaves the decisions to you and your clinician.
Total and free testosterone have more than doubled since the last test after the switch to daily injections. Oestradiol is within range and SHBG remains low.
Both have more than doubled since the previous test, which lines up with the move to daily injections logged on day 46.
Slightly lower than last time despite the rise in testosterone, after the aromatase inhibitor dose was adjusted on day 46.
What's in it
Any lab, any units
PDF upload from any provider. SI and conventional units, converted for you. Nearly 80 biomarkers with reference ranges, including the ones that matter on TRT: total and free testosterone, oestradiol, SHBG, prolactin, haematocrit, lipids, liver and kidney panels.
Protocol log
Each phase of your protocol as its own log, following on from the last. Medication starts, stops and dose changes; side effects; vitals. Your current protocol is always one glance away.
Trends and compare
Every biomarker charted over time with the reference range drawn in. Put two or more tests next to each other and see exactly what moved.
Inventory
Keep count of what you have on hand. Your current log works out how fast you're getting through it and when to reorder.
Discuss
Chat with an AI that can read your results and your log. Ask why a number moved, what the pattern across tests looks like, or what a marker measures. Anything decision-shaped gets pointed at your clinician, not answered.
Sharing
Send a result or a whole log to a coach or doctor with a time-limited link, with a password if you want one. They see a clean report, not your account.
Print and export
Every result and log prints as a proper report. Export a test as JSON to use with whatever else you like.
Connect other tools
Your account can be read by other apps and assistants you authorise, so your history goes with you.
Pricing
- Unlimited tests and biomarkers
- Protocol logs and inventory (3 items)
- 10 PDF extractions a month
- 50 Discuss messages a day
- Sharing, printing and export
Or £7 for three months. VAT included. Nothing recurring, nothing to cancel.
- Everything in Free
- 50 PDF extractions a month
- 200 Discuss messages a day
- Newer, more capable models in Discuss
- Community forums as a knowledge source
- Unlimited inventory and bigger uploads
Paid by card, Apple Pay or Google Pay through Stripe. The seller on your receipt and card statement is Onelink, Stripe's merchant of record. UK and EU buyers can cancel within 14 days for a full refund. Details in the terms.
Need bloods?
The cheapest full panel we have found in the UK.
Manual.co Advanced Blood Test
39 biomarkers with a home venous draw: total testosterone, oestradiol, SHBG, prolactin, full blood count, lipids, liver, kidney, thyroid and metabolic markers. Comparable panels elsewhere are £150 and up. Through our link it is £25, with the 50% discount applied automatically.
Once the results come back, upload the PDF and it's in your dashboard within a minute.
- Price with our link
- £25
- Biomarkers
- 39
- Sample
- Venous, drawn at home
- Covers
- Hormones, blood count, lipids, liver, kidney, thyroid
- Where
- UK
Privacy
We don't know who you are. There is no name, email or phone number on an account. You pick a username and a password and that is the whole record.
Payments stay with Stripe. Pro is sold through Onelink, Stripe's merchant of record, which is the name you will see on the receipt and your card statement. Stripe holds what it needs to take the payment and send a receipt. Your AndrogenAI account stores only the date your access ends.
Discuss runs on Google's models. Your results and log are sent to Google's Gemini models to answer your questions and read PDFs, without anything that identifies you. Using the service means accepting Google's AI terms for that processing.
The full privacy policy and terms of service say the same thing at greater length.
Not medical advice
AndrogenAI is a record of your own blood work and protocols, for your own information and education. It stores and displays what your lab reported and what you logged.
Nothing here, including anything Discuss writes, is a diagnosis, a treatment recommendation or a substitute for a clinician who can see the whole picture. Reference ranges come from your lab report and vary between labs. Talk to your healthcare provider before changing anything about your protocol.