My TRT App adds Mira AI coach and redesigns Android app

My TRT App, developed by Sphnix, Inc., has rolled out a new AI coach, updated Android design, and expanded tools across iOS and the web. The changes are aimed at users tracking testosterone replacement therapy as the company leans into more personalized, data-driven health logging.

Why it matters: - My TRT App is pushing beyond basic tracking software with an AI coach that uses a user’s own health data, which could make TRT management more personalized between clinician visits. - The update lands as TRT use continues to grow in the U.S., with prescription volume rising from about 7.3 million in 2019 to more than 11 million in 2024. - The app’s new tools may matter to patients who routinely review labs, dose history, and side effects outside the exam room.

What happened: - Sphnix, Inc. released updates to both the iOS and Android versions of My TRT App. - The company introduced Mira, an AI assistant grounded in each user’s logged health data. - Android version 2.5 adds a redesigned interface built around a print-inspired editorial look. - iOS version 5.1 adds more lab comparison and sharing tools. - The public web product now includes biomarker reference pages and calculators.

The details: - Mira summarizes a user’s dosing history, laboratory results, and weight entries, then answers questions about that data in plain language. - Mira is built on Google’s Gemini models. - The app requires explicit user consent before any health data is included in a Mira request. - Mira provides informational summaries only and does not diagnose or treat conditions. - The application directs users to their prescribing clinicians for medical decisions. - The app’s AI systems also generate meal plans and exercise plans. - The software can extract more than 40 biomarkers from uploaded laboratory PDF files. - Android 2.5 replaces the conventional dashboard with a dark paper-and-ink palette, copper accents, serif numerals, ruled ledger lines, and squared corners. - The redesign applies across every screen in the Android app. - New Android widgets include an interactive dose logger from the home screen and a countdown to the next scheduled dose. - Android Health Connect support adds weight synchronization. - A journey timeline now includes milestones, progress photographs, and side-effect logging. - The Android app is available on Google Play and supports Android 8.0 or later. - iOS 5.1 adds side-by-side comparison of up to five laboratory panels with AI-generated insights, a body-measurement editor, and a shareable progress card. - The public web tools include 56 biomarker reference pages with clinical context, a free testosterone calculator using the Vermeulen equation, and three additional laboratory and dosing calculators. - The web tools do not require account creation. - My TRT App is available on the Apple App Store and Google Play. - The free tier includes dose logging, calendar tracking, wellness check-ins, and a limited Mira allowance. - A subscription tier offers unlimited laboratory extraction and expanded AI usage. - The app was first released in 2025 and serves users tracking physician-prescribed testosterone replacement therapy and hormone replacement therapy.

Between the lines: - The redesign suggests Sphnix is positioning My TRT App more like a guided health journal than a standard medical tracker. - The editorial styling and progress-photo features appear aimed at making long-term therapy management feel more visual and personal. - The AI features also show a careful attempt to balance automation with medical caution by limiting Mira to summaries and routing decisions back to clinicians. - The growth in TRT prescriptions helps explain why more detailed tracking tools may be finding an audience.

What's next: - Users can download the updated app on iOS and Android now. - The free tier and subscription tier give Sphnix a path to convert users who need heavier AI and lab-analysis use. - The company’s public tools may continue to serve as a funnel for users exploring TRT-related information before installing the app. - Media contact: hello@mytrt.app