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Hi all,
Just wanted to share something I recently worked on with the help of AI (I'm a strong coder but short on time!) recently. I've always wanted an "app" where I could enter dosing and parameter readings and have it quickly give me recommendations about parameter drift and dosing recommendations.
I ended up building something extremely simple but still gives me a lot of useful insights based on my logged testing and dosing. It basically takes all of the stress and thinking out of my ~weekly testing/dosing routine. I can capture any test source including ICP and as long as I can map a dosing substance to its estimated change in parameter, it can give me a recommendation. I have some things set to auto-dose like AFR, but you can still think of this "drift" as the adjustment required to whatever you've been adding between the last test (as well as a one-off dose recommendation).
It shows you the following:
- Live estimate of each parameter based on testing and dosing (accounting for drift)
- One-off recommended dose and weekly dose estimate (helpful for adjusting auto-dosed parameters)
You enter your doses and tests in a very flexible way in a Google Sheet and it just figures out the rest:
Let me know if you have any feedback!
Just wanted to share something I recently worked on with the help of AI (I'm a strong coder but short on time!) recently. I've always wanted an "app" where I could enter dosing and parameter readings and have it quickly give me recommendations about parameter drift and dosing recommendations.
I ended up building something extremely simple but still gives me a lot of useful insights based on my logged testing and dosing. It basically takes all of the stress and thinking out of my ~weekly testing/dosing routine. I can capture any test source including ICP and as long as I can map a dosing substance to its estimated change in parameter, it can give me a recommendation. I have some things set to auto-dose like AFR, but you can still think of this "drift" as the adjustment required to whatever you've been adding between the last test (as well as a one-off dose recommendation).
It shows you the following:
- Live estimate of each parameter based on testing and dosing (accounting for drift)
- One-off recommended dose and weekly dose estimate (helpful for adjusting auto-dosed parameters)
You enter your doses and tests in a very flexible way in a Google Sheet and it just figures out the rest:
Let me know if you have any feedback!