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Track freely.
Live openly.

PrEP streaks. Test history. Encounter logs. Built for gay and bi men.

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XtrkR Health Dashboard
Privacy by architecture

I can’t see your data.
That’s the point.

No XtrkR servers, no accounts: no copy I can read, sell, or lose.

On-device by default iCloud backup is opt-in No trackers in the app Never sold
Daily PrEP Dose Logged
On your interval STI Panel
On schedule HPV Vaccination
PrEP streak tracking STI test history Vaccination tracking
💊 Day 7 streak Continuous PrEP adherence
⏳ 4 results pending 4-site STI panel. Tap to update
🛡 HPV dose 1 of 3 On track, 2 doses remaining

Your entire health story.
On your device by default. Only yours.

Every feature designed around how gay and bi men actually live, not how a health app assumes we do.

Health Dashboard

Your whole health picture,
one glance.

PrEP adherence rings, STI testing matrix, wellness score, vaccination tracking, and personalized insights, all updating in real time from your data.

  • Daily PrEP, injectable PrEP (Apretude + Yeztugo), DoxyPEP, and ART, all in one app
  • STI testing coverage matrix by site (anal, throat, urine, blood)
  • 90-day wellness score with trend arrows
  • Contextual health insights that spot what you might miss
XtrkR Health dashboard with PrEP streak, DoxyPEP, and testing coverage
Stats & Patterns

Patterns you might
miss on your own.

Protection trends, testing rhythm, partner health history, and activity patterns, surfaced from your own data so you can spot what's worth a conversation with your provider.

  • Protection patterns and condom-use trends over time
  • Testing coverage by site, with gaps highlighted
  • Year grid: an at-a-glance view of your tracking consistency
  • Per-partner history with health context (status, last test, exposures)
XtrkR Stats showing year grid of testing and dose tracking consistency
Calendar & Logging

Every test, every dose,
right where you left it.

A visual timeline of encounters, tests, and plans. Tap any day to see the details. Log new entries in seconds with smart defaults.

  • Gold dots for encounters, blue for tests, rose for plans
  • Test reminders, dose schedules, and follow-up windows on the same timeline
  • Quick re-log from previous encounters
  • Multi-partner context, mood, and activity detail when you want it
XtrkR Calendar view with color-coded activity dots
Partners & Plans

People, not just
data points.

Rich partner profiles with encounter history, activity breakdowns, and a planning view to track who you're meeting and where things stand. Health context is hidden by default: a tap away, never visible over your shoulder.

  • Partner profiles with photo, stats, and per-partner insights
  • HIV and STI check-in dates hidden behind a tap for shoulder-surf safety
  • Plans: from planning to scheduled to completed
  • Search by name, location, or time period
  • iOS Share Extension: save from any app that shares images, links, PDFs, or text
XtrkR Partner detail with encounter history and stats
Provider PDF

Walk in prepared.

Generate a clean PDF of your PrEP adherence, testing history, and vaccination status, then share it through iOS however you like: email, message, AirDrop, patient portal. You choose the date range and whether to add an encounter count and your symptoms, and you choose where it goes. XtrkR never sends it for you.

  • PrEP/DoxyPEP adherence and current regimen at a glance
  • Full STI testing history by site and date
  • Vaccination status (HPV, hep A/B, mpox, meningococcal)
  • Choose the date range, and whether to add an encounter count and your symptoms
XtrkR Appointment detail showing Patient Agenda and Generate Visit Summary PDF
Your Map

See where your
story takes you.

Every encounter you log with a place lands on a personal world map, a travel view of your connections across cities, countries, and continents, all drawn from your own data.

  • Locations, countries, and continents counted automatically
  • Tap any spot to explore the encounters behind it
  • A bird’s-eye view of where life actually happens
  • Built from the places you log, yours to explore
XtrkR Your Map showing locations, countries, and continents from logged encounters
Why it’s built this way

I built XtrkR for people like me. But the reason it has no servers, no accounts, and no analytics isn’t a feature. It’s the whole point.

The data this app holds can out someone. Depending on where you live and who you are, it can cost you a job, a family, a visa, or your safety. For a lot of us, that isn’t a worst-case scenario. It’s just the math of being who we are.

So I made a decision early: I didn’t want to be trusted with that data. I wanted there to be nothing to trust me with. If I can’t see it, I can’t leak it, I can’t hand over what I don’t have, and I can’t sell it when money gets tight. That’s not generosity. It’s me removing myself as a point of failure.

Every privacy choice in XtrkR comes from that one idea: the safest place for your most private data is your phone, and the safest custodian is no one.

Ed, Founder of XtrkR

No servers I operate.
No third-party SDKs.
No tracking in the app, not even by me.

Your most intimate health data is designed to stay on your iPhone. No XtrkR accounts, no in-app analytics, no third-party SDKs, no automated crash reporting. You can optionally send a diagnostic report from Settings. I have no technical access to the health records you store.

Read the full privacy architecture →

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On-Device by Default

All data stored locally via Apple's SwiftData. Deleting the app deletes the records stored in the app. Copies you chose to put elsewhere (an iCloud backup, a plan added to your calendar, a contact card, an export) stay until you delete them.

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AES-256 Encryption

AES-256-GCM encrypted backups. Only you have the password.

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Limited Network Calls

The app's only network calls go to Apple: StoreKit for purchases; MapKit for maps, place search as you type, and geocoding; iCloud for your encrypted backup if you turn it on. No analytics, no ad pings, no servers I run. The in-app diagnostic report goes out only if you tap Send Diagnostic Report (Settings, About) and send the email yourself.

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Screen Privacy

App-switcher snapshot is blanked. Content blurs during screen recording or AirPlay mirroring. Notification previews and lock-screen widgets stay sanitized. iOS doesn’t let any app block screenshots, so I don’t claim to.

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Abuse Reporting

72-hour SLA on privacy concerns at abuse@xtrkrapp.com. A direct reporting channel for anyone affected by content in someone's XtrkR.

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Support Email Discipline

If you write to hello@xtrkrapp.com, please don’t include personal health details. I can almost always help without them.

Privacy you can verify

A privacy policy you can read, and check.

XtrkR’s privacy policy is written for this app, not generated from a template. It names what does and doesn’t leave your device, it is written to match what the code does, and it gets updated when the app changes. Read it. Compare it to the app. Compare it to anyone else’s.

Plenty of trackers say “private” in their marketing and publish a generated policy that quietly permits the opposite. XtrkR says the same thing in the marketing, the policy, and the code: your records stay on your device by default, and the only servers the app contacts are Apple's.

Read the privacy policy →Read the full architecture →

The honesty pledge

“XtrkR will never pay for reviews, gate features behind a rating, or buy its way up the charts. The only stars it ever has are the ones people chose to give it. If that means XtrkR grows slower, fine.”

XtrkR is not a medical device, diagnostic tool, or substitute for professional medical advice. Health insights, testing reminders, and harm reduction content are informational only. Always consult a qualified healthcare provider for medical decisions.

Questions you'd ask
before downloading.

Is my data really private? Can you see anything?
No. XtrkR stores your records on your device, not on servers I operate. There are no XtrkR accounts, no in-app analytics, no third-party SDKs, and no automated crash reporting. You can optionally send a diagnostic report from Settings; it is never sent automatically. The app's network calls go only to Apple: StoreKit for purchases, MapKit for maps, place search, and geocoding, and iCloud for encrypted backup if you turn it on. I have no technical access to the health records you store in the app.
What happens if I lose my phone?
Premium users can create AES-256-GCM encrypted backups to iCloud. Only you have the password. Apple can't read the file, and neither can I. If you don't turn on iCloud backup or save an encrypted export yourself, deleting the app (or losing your phone) means the data is gone permanently. That's the trade-off of true privacy.
Can I use this if I'm not on PrEP?
Absolutely. PrEP tracking is one feature, not the whole app. XtrkR is equally useful for logging encounters, tracking STI testing history, managing partner profiles, and monitoring your overall sexual health patterns, regardless of your prevention strategy. Not sure how often to test? Try the testing calculator.
What does "4-site STI panel" mean?
XtrkR tracks four testing sites: throat (pharyngeal), rectum (rectal), urethra (urethral or urine), and blood. It records which sites were tested at each visit so you can see your coverage over time, not just whether you got "a test."
Can I share my data with my doctor?
Yes. XtrkR generates a provider PDF of your adherence, testing, and vaccination history, then hands it to the standard iOS share sheet. Email it, message it, AirDrop it, or upload it to a patient portal. Your choice. The PDF is created on-device, you choose the date range and whether to add an encounter count and your symptoms, and XtrkR never transmits it itself.
Is there an Android version?
Not yet. XtrkR is iOS-only right now, built natively in SwiftUI. An Android version is something I'd love to build, but I want to get the iPhone experience right first.
What's the difference between Free and Premium?
Free includes unlimited encounter logging, unlimited partner profiles, PrEP/DoxyPEP/ART dose tracking, unlimited STI tests, vaccination tracking, calendar, basic stats, 3 health insights, and CSV + encrypted export. No ads. Two ways to go premium: Core ($199.99 one-time) unlocks every current premium feature for the lifetime of the app, or XtrkR+ ($49.99/year) adds Wrapped (a $9.99 value) automatically every year. Premium itself adds all health insights, the encounter map, advanced analytics, wellness scoring, photo/video attachments, and iCloud backup. Try premium free for 30 days, no card required. Pride Wrapped 2026, a private letter-to-future-self ritual each June, is free for everyone. Read the pricing, honestly page for the full breakdown and my subscription guardrails.
Can I export my data? In what format?
Yes, and it's not a Premium feature. From Settings, every user can export a plaintext CSV spreadsheet of your encounters (date, partner, duration, protection, rating; real partner names, locations, and notes only if you choose to include them), or an AES-256-GCM encrypted .xtrkr file with all your records, plus your photos and videos if you include them. Import the .xtrkr file to restore your records; you can also import encounters and partners from CSV or JSON. Your data is yours, period.
Can law enforcement access my data?
Not through me for your in-app records. I don't store them, so there's nothing for me to hand over. Two narrower paths exist and I'd rather be honest about them than pretend they don't: (1) your device itself can be subject to a warrant or physical seizure, just like any phone; (2) if you've emailed me support requests containing health details, those emails could in principle be reached by a subpoena to me or to Google, which is why I ask you not to include health details in the first place. If you use encrypted iCloud backups, Apple could be compelled to produce the encrypted file, but it is encrypted (AES-256-GCM) with a key derived from your password, which I never receive. A long, unique password is what keeps it unreadable. For more detail, read the full privacy architecture.
Does XtrkR track substance use?
Optionally, yes. You can log substances used during encounters from a preset list or add your own. The app also includes harm reduction information for common substances (overdose recognition, dangerous combinations, and PrEP interaction warnings), informed by CDC, SAMHSA, NIDA, FDA safety communications, harm-reduction organizations, and published medical literature. This content is educational, not medical advice. XtrkR does not condone or encourage drug use. All substance data is stored on-device. It isn't sent to any server I operate, and doesn't leave your device unless you choose to back it up or export it.
What if XtrkR shuts down or you stop updating it?
Because your data lives on your phone, nothing disappears if I stop shipping updates. The app keeps working until iOS removes support for the version you installed. You can export your encounters to a plaintext CSV at any time, and your entire history to an encrypted backup that XtrkR can restore. If the architecture ever changed in a way that moved data off-device, I'd say so plainly in the release notes, not in a silent update.

Every health tool is free.

Medication tracking, STI tests, vaccinations, symptom logs, the doctor-visit PDF: free for every user. Premium adds the analytics layer on top.

Try premium free for 30 days. After that, keep the free tier, or choose XtrkR+ at $49.99/year or Core at $199.99 once. Why I drew the line there.

Free

$0
Free, no trial clock
  • Encounter logging with full detail
  • Partner profiles and plans
  • PrEP, DoxyPEP, ART, and PEP tracking
  • STI test tracking with reminders
  • Calendar and basic stats
  • CSV and encrypted export
  • 3 health insights

XtrkR+

$49.99/yr
All premium + Wrapped every year
  • Everything in Free, plus:
  • All health insights and pattern detection
  • Wrapped Pass ($9.99 value) included every year
  • Encounter map, photos/videos, advanced stats
  • Auto-renews annually. Cancel anytime in iOS Settings

Core

$199.99
One-time purchase, for the lifetime of the app
  • Everything in Free, plus:
  • All health insights and pattern detection
  • Adherence analytics and wellness score
  • Encounter map across cities
  • Advanced stats and mood trends
  • Photos and videos on entries

How XtrkR compares

XtrkR Free XtrkR Core / XtrkR+
Built for gay & bi men ✓ ✓
Health tools: free in XtrkR
Site-specific 4-site STI testing ✓ ✓
Injectable PrEP: Apretude + Yeztugo ✓ ✓
Daily PrEP · DoxyPEP · PEP · ART ✓ ✓
Adaptive testing reminders ✓ ✓
Exposure & PEP-window alerts ✓ ✓
Vaccination tracking (HPV · hep A/B · mpox · mening.) ✓ ✓
Doctor-visit PDF summary ✓ ✓
Intelligence about your data
Health insights (full set) 3 ✓
Wellness score No ✓
Partner analytics (rating · mood · return) No ✓
Patterns (what · when · where · how) No ✓
The basics
Encounter logging · partner profiles ✓ ✓
On-device storage · no account ✓ ✓
Photo & video attachments No ✓
Encounter map · encrypted iCloud backup No ✓
Two pricing paths (own it OR subscribe) Free $199.99 once / $49.99/yr

Both paths work. Pick whichever fits how you think about software. Read the pricing, honestly page for the full breakdown and my subscription guardrails.

Start your 30-day
free trial.

Full Premium access, no credit card required. Your data stays on your device by default; encrypted iCloud backup is opt-in.

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See it in action

A quick walkthrough of what XtrkR looks like inside.