VADR

Breathe · Restore · Thrive

Your protocol. Your data. Your results.

VADR is a personal wellness tracking app built for people who take their health seriously. Peptides, supplements, labs, nutrition, and daily readiness — in one place.

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Every tool your protocol needs.

Protocol tracking

Log peptide injections, supplements, and medications. Track vial inventory, reconstitution math, and dose history — all in one place.

Nutrition logging

Manual entry, barcode scan, or AI food photo analysis. Protein-first tracking with daily goals and streak visibility.

Lab import

Upload a Quest or LabCorp PDF and your markers populate automatically. Track trends across panels over time.

Insights

Real correlations from your real data. "Your energy averages higher on days you hit protein." That's the payoff for logging.

AI morning messages

A personalized message every morning, generated from your actual data. Runs on local hardware — your data never leaves your ecosystem.

Provider export

One tap generates a clean PDF summary of your protocol, labs, and metrics. Bring it to your next appointment. Arrive prepared.

All AI runs locally. Always.

VADR's AI features — morning messages, food photo analysis, lab extraction, weekly summaries — run on local hardware. Your health data never touches an external AI API. Not OpenAI. Not Google. Not anyone. This is what privacy actually looks like in a health app.

Privacy by architecture, not policy.

Encrypted at rest

Identity and health data encrypted with separate keys. They never join outside your session.

No data selling

Your data is never sold, never shared, never used to train external models.

Delete anytime

Request deletion in the app. All data removed within 24 hours. No questions.

Anonymous by default

Anonymous data contribution is off by default. You opt in, not out.

Medical disclaimer: VADR is a personal tracking tool, not a medical provider. Nothing in this app constitutes medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Always consult a qualified healthcare provider before starting, changing, or stopping any protocol. Your data belongs to you — use it to have better conversations with your doctor, not to replace one.