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Most health apps ignore prostate and sexual health entirely. ManCore fills that gap โ daily symptom logging, automatic IPSS/SHIM clinical scoring, supplement tracking, and screening reminders, all free. Built for men who want data before their next urologist visit instead of guessing. SaaS-style subscription (Pro tier) adds advanced trend analytics and full-history PDF export; the core tracker stays free permanently
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ManCore combines daily health tracking with real clinical instruments most consumer apps skip โ IPSS and SHIM/IIEF-5 scores are calculated automatically, not just logged as free text. Every article is medically reviewed and PubMed-cited. No supplements are sold on the platform, so there's no incentive to oversell any product or claim.
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General fitness apps (Apple Health, MyFitnessPal) don't track prostate, urinary, or sexual-function symptoms at all. A paper diary or spreadsheet doesn't auto-calculate clinical scores or send age-based screening reminders. ManCore does both, for free, and exports a doctor-ready PDF report โ most alternatives solve one piece of the workflow, not the full loop from daily symptom to urologist visit.
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Men 40 and older managing or at risk of prostate issues (BPH, early urinary symptoms) and related sexual health concerns like erectile dysfunction. Typically health-conscious, often pre-diagnosis or newly diagnosed, wanting objective data before or between urologist visits.
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Prostate and sexual health tracking simply didn't exist as a real app category โ fitness apps cover steps and sleep, but the symptoms men actually start worrying about after 40 (urinary frequency, PSA trends, erectile function) had no dedicated home besides a paper diary or a spreadsheet. ManCore was built to fill that gap, with medically-reviewed content and cited research built in from day one rather than added later.
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Frontend/Framework: Next.js 16.2.6 (App Router, Turbopack), React 19.2.4, TypeScript, Tailwind CSS 4, Framer Motion
Backend/Data: Supabase (Postgres + Auth + RLS) as the primary database, Next.js API routes for server logic
AI: Vercel AI SDK + AI Gateway, anthropic/claude-sonnet-5 (AI Advisor)
Billing: LemonSqueezy (checkout, webhooks, subscriptions) โ Stripe SDK is in package.json but LemonSqueezy is what's actually wired into billing routes
Email: Resend (transactional + drip sequences)
PDF generation: @react-pdf/renderer (doctor reports)
Push notifications: web-push + a custom service worker (public/sw.js)
Monitoring: Sentry (@sentry/nextjs)
Testing: Vitest
Hosting/Infra: Vercel (Hobby plan), Vercel Cron for scheduled jobs, Cloudflare (WAF/DNSSEC per earlier hardening work)
Icons/UI: lucide-react
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