AGONISTAbout Agonist
What is Agonist?
Agonist is a record-keeping tool for a protocol the user already has. It organizes user-entered schedules, completed logs, vial records, injection-site history, notes, and progress. It is being built for iOS with a companion web experience.
Who is it for?
Adults who want a clearer record of a plan they have already chosen, ideally in coordination with a qualified healthcare professional. Agonist is not a substitute for clinical care.
Is this medical advice?
No. Agonist does not diagnose, treat, prescribe, calculate a recommended dose, or tell a user what, when, where, or how much to administer. Consult a qualified healthcare provider before starting or changing a protocol.
Will Agonist choose or change my protocol?
No. Scheduled items repeat the plan the user entered. A completed log records an action the user confirms. Reference context and trends never silently change a plan or create a dose.
Records and health data
What does Today show?
Today shows the schedule the user previously saved and the state of their own records. It does not generate a new amount, route, site, or timing instruction.
Can Siri record a dose?
No. A Siri or Shortcuts action can open Agonist's dose-logging screen, but the user must review and confirm the record inside the app. Siri does not infer or persist an amount.
What Apple Health data can Agonist read?
With explicit permission, the iOS app can read body weight, sleep, steps, heart rate variability, and resting heart rate for trends. Those values are displayed on your device and never uploaded to Agonist's servers, and Agonist does not write anything back to Apple Health.
Privacy & data
Who can see my data?
Account access controls are designed to isolate each user's records. The privacy policy describes current collection, storage, processors, retention, export, and deletion behavior; it is the authoritative statement rather than a marketing summary.
Do you train AI on my data?
The current product does not use a user's protocol records to train an Agonist model. Any future processor or AI-assisted feature must be disclosed in the privacy policy before release.
Practical questions
When does it launch?
It's out now — Agonist is live on the App Store and anyone can download it, no invite needed.
Will it work on Android?
iOS first, web second. Android is on the roadmap but not for Phase 1. The web app works on Android browsers in the meantime.
Can I import data from another tracker?
Import capabilities are not promised on the public release page yet. Available import and export formats will be listed in-product when they are validated.
Where are the public calculator and protocol templates?
They are not published. Agonist's public site does not provide dosing, reconstitution, interaction, or protocol instructions. Previously drafted material is retained only for internal review.