Workout Tracker + Blood Test & Wearable Correlation
MyKine puts your training, blood work, wearables and protocol on one
timeline. Log every set in the gym — offline, no account needed — then chart your
squat's estimated one-rep max against free testosterone, or weekly training volume
against HRV. Built for people managing GLP-1 protocols (Ozempic, Wegovy, semaglutide),
testosterone replacement therapy (TRT), and longevity biomarkers. Works with
Australian, US, and UK lab formats.
The name is the point: kine is Greek kinein, to move — the root of
kinesiology, kinetics and kinase. Marker movement, metabolic kinetics, body movement
and recovery, tracked together.
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Workout Tracking
Start a workout, add exercises, tap through your sets. Last session's weight and reps
are pre-filled, so an unchanged set is one tap. The rest timer starts itself. Everything
works with no signal, because gyms are concrete boxes — finished sessions upload
themselves when your phone is back online.
- Every set, rep and kilo — with estimated one-rep max per working set
- Four kinds of personal record: weight, reps at weight, estimated max, and set volume
- Workout routines, folders, and built-in programs (Full Body, Push Pull Legs, Upper/Lower, StrongLifts 5×5, dumbbell-only, bodyweight-only)
- Automatic rest timer, plate calculator and warm-up ladders
- Sets per muscle group per week, so a training split stays honest
- Kilograms or pounds — your logged number always reads back exactly as you typed it
- Works offline and without an account
Training vs Blood Work — the part nobody else does
A workout app knows what you lifted. A lab app knows your hormones. MyKine is the only
place they sit on the same timeline: squat estimated 1RM against free testosterone,
training volume against HRV, session effort against sleep score, tonnage against a
GLP-1 dose — with up to fourteen days of lag in either direction, because a training
block or a dose change rarely shows up the same night.
How to track your blood test results with MyKine
- Upload your lab report — PDF, photo, or manual entry. AI reads any format and imports every value automatically.
- See every biomarker charted over time — spot trends across every test date, against both normal and optimal ranges.
- Know exactly what needs attention — anything out of range is flagged. Every marker has a plain-English explanation and evidence-based context.
Australian labs supported: Dorevitch · Sullivan Nicolaides · Australian Clinical Labs · Laverty Pathology · QML Pathology · Clinpath · Melbourne Pathology · and more.
What you can track
- Workouts — every set, rep and kilo, with estimated 1RM, personal records and weekly volume per muscle group
- Blood test results — 500+ biomarkers across cardiovascular, hormonal, metabolic, and micronutrient categories
- GLP-1 protocols — Ozempic (semaglutide), Wegovy, Mounjaro (tirzepatide)
- Testosterone & TRT — Total T, Free T, SHBG, Estradiol, Hematocrit, PSA
- Food sensitivity panels — IgG and IgA food reactions grouped by category
- Longevity biomarkers — ApoB, Lp(a), IGF-1, hsCRP, Homocysteine, HbA1c
- Supplements and peptide protocols — including irregular schedules and dual doses
- Wearable data — Oura Ring, Garmin, Google Fit (HRV, sleep, recovery)
GLP-1 & Ozempic Blood Test Tracking
Track semaglutide (Ozempic, Wegovy) and tirzepatide (Mounjaro) alongside your labs. Log injection
schedules, dose escalations, and missed doses — and see how glucose, HbA1c, liver enzymes, and
lipids respond over time.
Testosterone & TRT Monitoring
Chart every hormone marker across every blood draw. Set TRT-specific optimal ranges for Total
Testosterone, Free Testosterone, SHBG, Estradiol (E2), Hematocrit, and PSA — and spot trends
before your next appointment.
Longevity Biomarker Tracking
Monitor ApoB, Lp(a), IGF-1, hsCRP, and other longevity markers with optimal ranges sourced from
healthspan research. MyKine shows you where you sit on the longevity curve — not just whether
you're "in range" by clinical standards.
Export Blood Test Reports for Your Doctor
MyKine Pro generates a clean, colour-coded PDF of your full blood history — every marker, every
date, grouped by health category. Share it with your GP, specialist, or any healthcare provider.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I track workouts and blood tests in the same app?
Yes. Log every set in the gym, then chart that training against your blood work on one timeline — squat estimated 1RM against free testosterone, training volume against HRV, with up to 14 days of lag. No workout app has your bloods; no lab app has your sets.
Does the workout tracker work offline?
Yes. The whole session is composed on your device and saved as you tick each set, so no signal — and no flat battery — loses anything. Finished workouts upload themselves when you are back online. Guest mode gives you the full tracker with no account at all.
Is it free to track my blood test results?
Yes. Core tracking is free — unlimited biomarkers, unlimited test dates, trend charts. Pro adds AI PDF import and a report builder, but manual tracking is free forever.
Does MyKine work with Australian lab results?
Yes. MyKine works with all major Australian pathology providers including Dorevitch, Sullivan Nicolaides, Australian Clinical Labs, Laverty, QML, and Melbourne Pathology. AI import handles Australian naming and unit conventions automatically.
Can I track my Ozempic or GLP-1 protocol?
Yes. Log semaglutide, tirzepatide, or any GLP-1 medication. Track irregular injection schedules and see how your blood markers change over time.
What biomarkers can I track?
500+ biomarkers across cardiovascular, hormonal, metabolic, micronutrient, thyroid, inflammatory, and longevity categories — with optimal ranges, not just clinical reference ranges.
How do I upload my blood test results?
Enter values manually for free, or use Pro's AI import to upload a PDF, photo, or screenshot of any lab report. Supported: PDF, JPG, PNG, WEBP, CSV.
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