The weekly loop
Log the injection
One tap: the dose, the site, and how you felt. The app rotates sites for you and tells you when the next one is due — so the pen, the calendar, and the sticky note all become one record.
See the weight against the dose
Your weight plotted with every dose change marked on it. That single chart answers the question a spreadsheet never quite does: is this working, and did the last step-up change anything?
Ask Cadence
Cadence has read your own log — your doses, your plan, your trend — and answers questions about it. It is a coach, not a doctor: it never tells you what dose to take, and it will say when a question belongs to your prescriber.
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GLP-1 and "GLP-2" in Canada: what they cost
Generics landed in 2026 and the price of the same molecule now spans four-fold. An honest comparison of the routes.
GLP-1, "GLP-2" and "GLP-3"
What people mean by those names, what the drugs actually are, and which ones you can really get.
HGH: injecting it vs stimulating it
The two routes to raising growth hormone, why they cancel each other out if you try both, and which are actually approved.
Wolverine, GLOW and KLOW
What is actually in the repair stacks, what each peptide does, and what the evidence really shows. No dosing protocols.
NAD and NAD+: pills vs drips
What the plus sign actually means, why the FDA banned NMN and then un-banned it, and where the evidence is real.
How unapproved drugs get prescribed in Canada
Why a real practitioner can hand you something Health Canada never approved, what compounding is actually for, and the two questions worth asking.
Titr records what you enter and shows it back to you. It never recommends a dose — that belongs to you and your prescriber. Nothing is sold, nothing is shared, and every disclosure to an AI is written in a log you can read.