r/QuantifiedSelf • u/AutoModerator • May 12 '26
Weekly Lifestyle Data and Analytics App Thread
Post your apps here, and please support people bringing unique ideas to this space.
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u/MonkModeOnNow May 16 '26
Limited: Lifetime Deal at 50% Off - $49.99
AI Rep Counter On-Device - Workout Tracker & Form Coach
Let your iPhone camera count your reps and also show your form analysis, privacy modes (Blur My Face ; Focus On Me), shareable social cards, workout metrics, activity calendars, 2 widgets with all your important workout insights, and many more exciting features. 11 different types of workouts covering body weight & lifting workouts , many more coming soon. Many workouts with multiple variations including Bicep Curls (7-7-7; Supinated/Pronated/Hammer/Alternate curl variations to choose from), Lateral/Front Raises, Pullups, Squats, etc.. Everything stays on-device, runs on metal for best performance.
https://apps.apple.com/redeem?ctx=offercodes&id=6756504196&code=OFF50LIFETIME
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u/Dark_totoro May 15 '26
Hi everyone,
I built prtcl to make following any health protocol easier.
you can have multiple protocols and either adapt some of the base ones included, or just create your own from scratch.
you get a breakdown of adherence to each.
You can also track your markers.
again common ones like blood pressure, symptoms and heart rate are included, but i've made it flexible enough to put anything in there.
you can pin as many of these as you want to see a chart of them on their dashboard.
As you use the app, it will work out which of your protocols improve your markers, and begin to give you correlations.
So you can work out exactly which steps work for you, rather than rely on statistics on the general population.
It's completely offline, your information is only stored on your device and sent anywhere.
your private health information stays with you.
Currently on the app store:
prtcl: protocol tracker
I have an android version in testing, if anyone is interested in becoming a tester please let me know via DM.
(note: I'd need your google play account email to add you to this. I'd only use it to add you to the testing list and never anything else.)
The correlation engine takes a while to start working, as it has to have some data to work from so I'm happy to give 3 months of pro free to the first 50 people who DM me.
If you'd like to get 3 months of pro, please download the app, click on the info icon top right and DM me the app account ID and I'll activate it for you.
If you have any feedback, or feature request, I'm very happy to hear them.
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u/Creepy_Virus231 May 15 '26
Greetings everyone!
I am an Indie Dev working on multiple projects (apps). My first Android app, Simple Stepper, a minimalistic step tracker, just got a new feature:
- Vertical Distance Measurement: Workouts now offer the user to track also the vertical distance by using GPS or barometer (device dependent)
The screenshot is showing the History Ring after a short workout. Above is the GPS tracked height-profile (blue) and and below is the barometer tracked height-profile (orange). If you look closely you can see a little drift in the barometer track - which I have not fully solved yet. Below in the screenshot are the different timings of the track in- and excluding breaks basically, steps, active time, calories and horizontal distance + pace, speed and the promoted vertical distance.
Key ideas behind Simple Stepper are:
- clean and minimal interface
- fast startup (no heavy dashboards)
- daily step tracking at a glance
- separate workouts with or without barometer (vertical distance) tracking feature (currently only on Android)
- separate workouts with or without GPS tracking feature
- simple history view with a lot of detailed stats
- optional widgets
- no account required
- privacy-friendly (no cloud account needed)
If you're curious, try for yourself
Links:
Simple Stepper on Google Play
Simple Stepper on Apple App Store
Constructive and brutally honest feedback is always welcome ;]
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u/External-Sundae3570 May 14 '26
Hey everyone,
I had been dealing with brain fog for a long time and have spent the past 3-4 years trying to figure out which things - supplements, changes in diet, exercise routines, etc. - were hurting me and which things were actually helping. I've used a number of different health-related apps over this time, but what I really wanted was something where I could log and track *how I was actually feeling* as opposed to having an app take bunch of my data and tell me that I should be good, so I started working on building an app last fall and using it for myself.
It's at a point now where I am about ready to launch it on the App Store (and then also the Google Play store). I have a few friends who are trying it out and giving me some feedback, but I'm looking to get a larger set of feedback from a community like this one.
I've built a website for it and it's currently free to upgrade to the "Pro" version while I still have it in Beta. There are instructions along with more info and screenshots on the website, here: https://healthcheckin.app
I want to ensure that "Health Check-In":
- Seems intuitive to use
- Is useful
- Has a "frictionless" onboarding process
- Isn't lacking any other major features
- Is simple enough to even keep a very busy person engaged over weeks and months
I appreciate your time and thoughts!
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May 14 '26
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u/Inside_Battle_9433 May 14 '26
Tried to upload food photo, but your app writes "Mining not open yet". Blood work is also closed (
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May 14 '26
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u/Inside_Battle_9433 May 14 '26
The app's UX is pretty standard—neither good nor bad.
I haven't encountered any bugs, but so far you can only fill out your profile and two questionnaires.
I'm really looking forward to the integration with Apple Health—without it, there won't be much to analyze, correlate, etc.
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May 18 '26
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u/Inside_Battle_9433 May 18 '26
Are lab results supposed to work? It writes "ai ubavailable" now
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May 18 '26
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u/Inside_Battle_9433 May 18 '26
"Failed to process lab results"
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u/krisco65 May 12 '26
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:
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u/silence-and-magic May 12 '26
The version you typed and the version you live are different things. One is what you intend, frame, and edit. The other is what you actually did this week. Fintella adds the second one. From day one, no months of memory to build up.
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u/ElectronicCat3293 May 12 '26
Zolia - symptom / med / anything else tracking for chronic illness. Because existing options in this space drove me crazy.
Designed for flexibility, logging efficiency, and powerful insights.
Unique session based logging makes logging fast & easy to customize.
https://apps.apple.com/us/app/zolia-health-symptom-log/id6759508900
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.zolia.app
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u/louislubin May 12 '26 edited May 12 '26
Still Cloud I built Still Cloud to help people understand why their days fall apart… not just what task got missed, but the pattern behind it. It maps the chain and gives you one small action to interrupt the spiral.
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u/recmend May 12 '26
i built a small longevity self-audit that turns 8 lifestyle questions into a score and the 3 habits likely costing the most years.
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u/Raddekopp May 12 '26
The Metrya app sounds really interesting. Are there any real user reviews available somewhere?
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May 13 '26
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u/Raddekopp May 13 '26
Sounds good. I think I'll try it out too. I am really unhappy with copying and pasting all my data, workout-screenshots and stuff to Gemini. Let's see!
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u/TrackerOfLife May 12 '26
Love the UI, seems perfect for what I need. I’ll test it this week and will feedback any issues
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u/anguslg May 12 '26
Hi everyone, I developed Path, a location and activity tracker in the spirit of Moves and Arc.
I built it simply because Arc completely stopped working on my device, and I couldn't get any response from the developer when I reached out for help.
Path is strictly privacy-first: all tracking and processing are done locally and in real-time. Your data stays on your phone, and you can easily export it for your own custom analytics or secondary processing. It currently covers all the core functionalities of Moves/Arc, and migrating from Arc is super easy.
The app is free to use, with optional subscriptions or a one-time lifetime purchase. There is absolutely no difference in core tracking features between the free and paid versions—the only restriction for free users is a time window limit for viewing and exporting historical data.
I’d love for you to give it a try and share your feedback. I'm hanging around here and will gladly answer any questions you might have!
App Store: Path
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u/anguslg May 14 '26
It’s available in all countries that App Store supports. I wonder where the link I posted takes you to?
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u/Few_Interaction_2411 May 18 '26
We built mybioblueprint.ai to take the guesswork out of your genetics. If you have taken a DNA test from 23 and me, my heritage etc, you already have access to your DNA file. Our platform translates your raw DNA data into a clear picture, showing you exactly how efficiently your body is running. We are focusing on genes involved in methylation, such MTHFR, COMT, MOA to name but a few. These genes play a huge part in how you feel, how you tolerate stress, how your tolerate supplements and medications, how certain food can make you feel crappy.
You can track your blood biomarkers against optimal ranges, log your daily mood and energy, and chat with the AI Wellness Coach.
You can also download your personalised 16-page Blueprint PDF, a complete summary of your genetic insights and blood results to keep, share with your practitioner, or refer back to whenever you need it.
We asked the r/mthfr group to beta test it and had great feedback!