Arcline vs Frontload

Arcline is the TRT tracking app built for men who take their hormone therapy seriously. If you're on testosterone replacement therapy, the difference between a good protocol and a great one comes down to data. Not more data — better data. Arcline captures the details that actually matter: when your bloodwork was drawn relative to your last injection, which assay method your lab used, how your symptoms track against your protocol over months. It's the tool you wished you had after your first lab panel came back. WHAT ARCLINE DOES • Logs every dose — testosterone, HCG, anastrozole, enclomiphene — with injection site, time, and volume. • Captures full bloodwork panels with trough-vs-peak timing on every draw. Enter 20+ markers: Total T, Free T, SHBG, Estradiol, Hematocrit, PSA, full lipid panel, CMP, and more. • Flags when your hematocrit, hemoglobin, or PSA crosses clinical thresholds — using the same deterministic rules your endocrinologist uses. • Tracks daily symptoms — energy, libido, sleep, mood, morning erections, cognitive clarity, joint comfort — so you can see how your protocol is actually affecting how you feel. • Exports a one-page physician-ready PDF summarizing your last three panels, protocol timeline, and symptom trends. Walk into your appointment prepared. WHY ARCLINE Most TRT trackers treat bloodwork as a single number. Arcline treats it as a measurement in context — the hours since your last injection, the assay method your lab used (sensitive vs. standard estradiol, direct vs. calculated free T), and the protocol version it reflects. That's the context your clinician actually needs to interpret a result. Arcline is also honest about what it isn't. It doesn't give medical advice. It doesn't recommend doses. It doesn't use AI to interpret your labs. Every safety banner, every reference range, every pattern callout uses clinical-grade language — because medical content should read like medical content, not like a fitness app. WHO IT'S FOR • Men on prescribed TRT for at least three months • Patients at clinical TRT practices, urology groups, or endocrinologists • Anyone who's tired of spreadsheets, Notes-app logs, and forgetting what their last estradiol was PRIVACY BY DESIGN Your health data stays on your device and in your private iCloud account. Arcline has no accounts, no logins, and no third-party data sharing. Anonymous usage analytics are opt-in. SUBSCRIPTION OPTIONS Arcline is free to try. Premium unlocks unlimited bloodwork panels, trend visualizations, symptom correlation, and PDF export: • Annual — $129/year (best value, includes 7-day free trial) • Monthly — $19.99/month • Lifetime — $149 one-time Terms of use: https://www.arcline.health/terms/ Privacy policy: https://www.arcline.health/privacy/ Subscriptions auto-renew unless canceled at least 24 hours before the end of the current period. Manage or cancel in Settings > Apple ID > Subscriptions. No refunds for partial periods

The blood-level charts, reminders, and full protocol tracking are free. No trial, no paywall, no catch. Most peptide and TRT apps charge for exactly this. I don't. Frontload is built for people running serious peptide and TRT/HRT protocols. Track every injection, watch your blood levels rise and fall between doses, keep every vial and dose organized, and never miss a shot. The AI coach reads your own labs, protocols, and injection history, and it's built to say "I don't know" instead of guessing. The coach and Cloud Backup are the paid part. WHAT'S FREE (and stays free) • Progress photos with a voice guide that lines up every shot the same way, then compare any two side by side. Your photos stay on your phone. • Blood-level PK chart: peak, trough, and steady-state, per compound • Injection logging with site rotation • Full inventory: every peptide, HRT compound, GLP-1 (semaglutide, tirzepatide), supplement, and med • Phased protocols with automatic on/off scheduling • Titration schedules: gradual dose adjustments over weeks, auto-stepping • Lab result tracking and trend charts • Macro logging • Sleep, fitness, weight, and food sync from Apple Health • Reminders and notifications • Light and dark mode • JSON export, anytime No account needed. Your health data lives on your phone unless you turn on Cloud Backup, and I never sell it. The app sends a few basic signals, like which version you're on and whether it was opened today, so I can find and fix bugs. Never what you log, and never what you ask the coach. THE AI COACH (Pro) Not a chatbot. Not a correlation engine. An actual coach with direct access to your full health context (labs, protocols, peptide stack, GLP-1 doses, nutrition, sleep, fitness, side effects), plus a curated knowledge base of peptide and HRT references. It reads a lab PDF, scans a supplement label, analyzes a side-effect cluster, and explains it in plain language. Grounded in your own data, not the internet's. Pro adds unlimited AI coach conversations with photo attachments, unlimited lab PDF parsing, unlimited nutrition and supplement-label scans, Cloud Backup, and Frontload on your computer at app.frontloadapp.com. Cloud Backup and the web app are for paid plans, not the free trial. The price for your region shows in the app before you subscribe. WHO BUILT THIS Frontload is a one-person project. I'm in the HRT and peptide community myself, and I wanted a tracker that didn't feel cold and clinical, so I built the one I wanted, with every feature I needed. I had my wife test it the whole way through, so it isn't built only for the guys. She told me what women actually need in a tool like this: cycle-aware tracking, the right hormone panels, and a tracker that doesn't assume everyone's a man on TRT. It's all in here. I gave it to one friend, hoping to help him. He gave it to another. That's how Frontload has gotten everywhere it's gotten so far. No ads. No growth team. The mission isn't to get rich. It's to cover the cost of running the app and build something genuinely useful to people on their HRT and peptide journeys. The AI Coach engages with compounds, doses, and protocols directly, but it's not a doctor. Always discuss any protocol change with your prescribing physician. https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/