TTracker: TRT Tracker

TTracker: TRT Tracker

Track TRT, Labs & Symptoms

1 ratings
2 reviews
Free

Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • March 26, 2026
  • June 24, 2026

Features

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Log TRT injections, medications, and symptoms to visualize testosterone trends and understand their impact on your well-being. The app provides clear lab result tracking and generates summary reports for doctor appointments.

Log injections and medications
Visualize testosterone trends
Track symptoms
View lab results and trends
Generate Doctor Summary reports
Set reminders
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What's New in TTracker

1.9.4

June 24, 2026

v1.9.4 bug fixes and performance improvements around trough calculations. v1.9.3 fixes an issue where the next injection date could be calculated incorrectly for certain weekly and twice-weekly protocols. v1.9.2 Fixed a bug that would show incorrect time of day for twice-weekly injection protocols. Thanks to users who reported these issues and helped us track them down. v1.9.1 Fixed incorrect Estimated T Level peak/trough values on certain protocols. New in v1.9: Custom medications and protocol flexibility. • Add and track your own custom medications alongside TRT • Support for custom dose units and delivery methods • Custom medications appear throughout logging, history, export, and Doctor Summary reports • Improved protocol tracking for more advanced or personalized routines • Additional stability improvements and UI refinements TTracker remains focused on clean, flexible tracking without unnecessary complexity. As always, feedback, bug reports, and feature ideas are welcome via the support link in the app.

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User reviews

It works well

BUG Report: I have my frequency set to Mon/Thu, but it always has the next shot time wrong. Like if I injectexted Thu at 8:48AM PST, it says next shot due Sunday at 8:44PM. It’s always off by 12 hours. Possibly a time zone issue? I’m in PST time zone.


Original report: Simple and easy to use. The first app I tried, which was a paid free trial was clunky and was not intuitive to set up a 2x per week schedule with split days simply set Monday and Thursday. This one was up and running in a minute and tracks what I need, which is date, dose, location and eventually I’ll add new labs in there. Nice, clean interface. I appreciate things that work and are intuitive. I’m sure at some point it will no longer be free, but it will probably still be worth a reasonable annual fee. Thank you.
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Response from developer

Thank you — I really appreciate this. Simplicity and being quick to set up were exactly what I was aiming for, so it’s great to hear that came through. More improvements are on the way, and feedback like this helps shape what comes next. Thanks for the BUG Report: I found the error in the logic which was introduced when I did timezone changes for people that travel making it exactly 3.5 days for twice weekly which of course results in what you are seeing. I am releasing a new version ASAP that fixes the bug. Appreciate your feedback!

It works well

Simple and easy to use. The first app I tried, which was a paid free trial was clunky and was not intuitive to set up a 2x per week schedule with split days simply set Monday and Thursday. This one was up and running in a minute and tracks what I need, which is date, dose, location and eventually I’ll add new labs in there. Nice, clean interface. I appreciate things that work and are intuitive. I’m sure at some point it will no longer be free, but it will probably still be worth a reasonable annual fee. Thank you.
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Response from developer

Thank you — I really appreciate this. Simplicity and being quick to set up were exactly what I was aiming for, so it’s great to hear that came through. More improvements are on the way, and feedback like this helps shape what comes next.

FAQ

What is TTracker used for?

TTracker is used to log TRT injections, medications, and symptoms. It helps users visualize testosterone trends, track lab results, and generate summary reports for their doctors.

Is TTracker free to use?

Yes, TTracker is available for free. There are no in-app purchases or advertisements within the application.

What devices does TTracker support?

TTracker is available on iPhone and iPad devices.

How often is TTracker updated?

The latest version of TTracker is 1.9.4, and it was last updated on June 24, 2026. This indicates a recent update, suggesting ongoing development and support.

What is the age rating for TTracker?

TTracker has an age rating of 17+, which is typical for health-related applications that may involve sensitive personal data.

Can TTracker provide medical advice?

No, TTracker is for tracking and informational purposes only and explicitly states that it is not medical advice. Users should consult with a healthcare professional for any medical concerns.

Does TTracker integrate with other health apps?

The provided information does not specify integration with other health apps. TTracker focuses on logging TRT-specific data like injections, labs, and symptoms.

What kind of reports can TTracker generate?

TTracker can generate one-page Doctor Summary reports. These reports are designed to help users discuss their treatment protocol, lab results, and symptom tracking with their healthcare providers.