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Valerie is a community-driven project providing information to the trans DIY community about sourcing hormones. It states that it does not give advice or opinions on using medications, only sourcing information, and sometimes signposts studies. The site lists pharmacies and homebrewers with status, shipping and payment details, and includes lab test reports for some products.
Calistree is a fitness app focused on calisthenics and movement training, covering home workouts, flexibility, cardio and balance. Its exercise library is freely available, and the mobile app provides personalized workout programs, session logging and progress tracking. The app offers a generous free plan, with PRO access available through the app to support the project.
Trans Voice Party is a resource hub for trans voice training. It lists starting-point guides, community links such as Reddit and Discord groups, YouTube channels, documentation, masculinization and androgynization resources, and teachers. It also notes outdated resources from roughly 2019 or older.
Energize is an Android app built with Flutter for tracking food and nutrition. It records calories, macro- and micronutrients, and can group tracked food into meals. Food can be found by name or barcode across several databases or entered as custom food, and users can set nutrition targets. An encrypted backup supports local and WebDAV storage.
Caffeine Calculator is a miscellaneous web resource for discovery, directories, archives, web culture, or useful tools.
MOVE! Coach is a free app for Veterans and others who want to manage their weight. It offers self-management modules on healthy eating and physical activity, one per week for 16 weeks. Trackers log weight, activity minutes, steps, calories and water intake, and report charts show trends. The app states it is not a clinical intervention or treatment when used alone.
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Valerie is a community-driven project providing information to the trans DIY community about sourcing hormones. It states that it does not give advice or opinions on using medications, only sourcing information, and sometimes signposts studies. The site lists pharmacies and homebrewers with status, shipping and payment details, and includes lab test reports for some products.
Calistree is a fitness app focused on calisthenics and movement training, covering home workouts, flexibility, cardio and balance. Its exercise library is freely available, and the mobile app provides personalized workout programs, session logging and progress tracking. The app offers a generous free plan, with PRO access available through the app to support the project.
Trans Voice Party is a resource hub for trans voice training. It lists starting-point guides, community links such as Reddit and Discord groups, YouTube channels, documentation, masculinization and androgynization resources, and teachers. It also notes outdated resources from roughly 2019 or older.
Energize is an Android app built with Flutter for tracking food and nutrition. It records calories, macro- and micronutrients, and can group tracked food into meals. Food can be found by name or barcode across several databases or entered as custom food, and users can set nutrition targets. An encrypted backup supports local and WebDAV storage.
Caffeine Calculator is a miscellaneous web resource for discovery, directories, archives, web culture, or useful tools.
MOVE! Coach is a free app for Veterans and others who want to manage their weight. It offers self-management modules on healthy eating and physical activity, one per week for 16 weeks. Trackers log weight, activity minutes, steps, calories and water intake, and report charts show trends. The app states it is not a clinical intervention or treatment when used alone.
