Original Summary

Most people I know who track peptides or other compounds do it in a notes app or a spreadsheet. It works until you want to see how things overlap over a few weeks. So I built Autus. You log what you took and when. The Levels view draws a modeled curve for each compound from those entries, and you can scrub to any window. There's a share card export that shows the curve shapes, compound labels, and date range, and deliberately leaves out dose amounts and your username, so people can post the picture without posting their log. Autus Pro adds a place to add or import your own lab results so they're stored next to your log. It doesn't interpret them, and the curve is a model of what you entered, not a lab result. It's a personal record-keeping tool, not medical advice. You enter everything yourself. It's live on iPhone and on the web at app.getautus.com. Android ships later this quarter. Site: getautus.com What I'd like feedback on: Does a modeled curve make sense to you at a glance, or does it need more explanation? Is the share card something you'd use, or is privacy-by-default the wrong call? What's the first thing you'd want to export?   submitted by   /u/drod2169 [link]   [comments]

中文概览

中文标题： 我做了个肽记录应用，用模拟水平曲线代替电子表格，想听听反馈

作者做了一个肽等化合物记录应用Autus。用户自行记录使用时间和剂量，Levels视图根据这些记录为每种化合物绘制模拟曲线，可滑动查看任意时间窗；分享卡片会展示曲线形状、化合物标签和日期范围，但默认隐藏剂量和用户名。Pro版可添加或导入自己的实验室结果并存放在日志旁，但不解释结果。该工具是个人记录工具，不是医疗建议。iPhone和网页版已上线，Android本季度晚些推出。作者寻求反馈。

  • 情报分类：综合情报
  • 分类依据：个人肽记录应用，非开源，难归现有类别，选综合情报。
  • 信息来源：Reddit · SideProject
  • 发布时间：2026/9/28 20:53:11