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Version 1.0.12 · 2026-06-22
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The store currently lists version 1.0.12, updated 2026-06-22.








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90 day life reset challenge and testosterone habit tracker for men doing 75 Hard, 75 days challenge, or other lock in programs. Be hard for 90 days. Track 20 habits, journal progress, monitor weight, and get a gamified T Habit Score.
Who it's for:
Men aged 18–40 with low testosterone—fatigue, brain fog, belly fat, low drive—who want a 90 day challenge to take their life back. Whether you're doing a life reset, going be hard mode with 75 Hard, or starting a tough & soft routine, this tracker keeps you locked in.
What you get:
1. Science-based habit tracker showing how daily lifestyle affect your testosterone.
2. Reset Journal to reflect on each day of your life reset.
3. Weight tracker for bulk or cut progress alongside your 90 day challenge.
4. Heatmaps and discipline streaks across 90 days.
5. Research-backed explanations with peer-reviewed citations.
How it works:
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