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OWNED TOOL / FREE BETA

Build a dated, non-diagnostic history from exact products and current label text through one-variable changes, exposure, buyer-labeled reactions, confounders, stop dates, photo references, and a clinician discussion timeline.

The complete beta is available through a free Gumroad checkout. Gumroad may require an email address for delivery; no payment is required.
Fluorescent formula-atlas cover for the Routine Change and Reaction Journal Beta
IFL / BETA 1.0.0-BETA.122-file beta / 16-sheet journal / 5 field PDFs / offline timeline
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OBSERVATION CONTRACT

Change one variable, record the rest

When several products, frequencies, environments, or exposures change together, a later timeline cannot separate them. This beta keeps a stable baseline, one open routine change, dated exposures, buyer descriptions, confounders, and stop actions in the same local file without turning sequence into causation.

EXACT LABEL STRIPS / 01-06

Six exact-label strips replace a vague skincare note

  1. 01BASELINE

    Stable AM and PM routine, dates, areas, frequency, amount, environment, and a non-identifying participant label.

  2. 02PRODUCT

    Brand, exact name, variant or strength, batch or lot, opened date, current label capture, and source.

  3. 03CHANGE

    One introduced, removed, increased, decreased, moved, or reformulated variable with start and stop dates.

  4. 04EXPOSURE

    Date, time, product ID, amount, area label, other routine, sun or environment, and unknowns.

  5. 05REACTION

    Buyer label, date, area, onset, duration, buyer-entered severity, photo reference, urgent flag, and action.

  6. 06DISCUSS

    Chronological brief, confounders, gaps, questions, care route, and no added diagnosis or treatment claim.

Vertical exact-product and current INCI capture specimen rail

SPECIMEN / CURRENT LABEL

Capture the exact label before interpreting an ingredient

A family name, hero ingredient, or retailer page can miss a variant, batch, strength, warning, direction, or changed ingredient list. The specimen rail keeps the current exact text, capture date, source role, and formula-change note attached to the real item.

DATED ORDER / NO CAUSATION

Dated order supports a discussion, not a causation claim

The offline tool places recorded baseline, change, exposure, reaction, and stop events in date order. It keeps undated or missing records visible instead of filling gaps. It does not infer which product caused a response or whether a product is compatible.

Fictional one-variable skincare timeline from baseline to stop date

DELIVERY BATCH / 22 FILES

The 22-file beta working set

  1. 01RUN

    Offline journal

    Create exact-product, change, and reaction records; enforce the one-open-change gate; save locally; import or export JSON; and print.

  2. 02LOG

    Two 16-sheet XLSX journals

    One blank reusable file plus one clearly fictional Formula Atlas example with partial evidence and intentional holds.

  3. 03BRIEF

    Editable clinician-discussion DOCX

    Baseline, product, change, exposure, reaction, confounder, stop, privacy, and question prompts.

  4. 04FIELD

    Five substantive PDFs

    Exact product and INCI capture, one-variable protocol, exposure-reaction log, photo privacy, and stop-care route.

  5. 05PORT

    Schema, JSON, and four CSV registers

    Portable structure, fictional demo, and blank product, change, exposure-reaction, and source registers.

  6. 06BETA

    Feedback and decision gate

    Completion time, confusing fields, missing output, reuse, and willingness-to-pay records decide whether any paid edition deserves to exist.

Stop and qualified-care band driven only by a user-entered urgent flag

STOP BAND / USER FLAG

The tool follows an urgent flag; it never invents one

A visible stop-and-seek-qualified-help band appears only when the user checks the urgent flag. The tool does not assess symptoms, infer severity, diagnose, recommend treatment, or replace emergency or medical care. The participant should not delay care to finish the journal.

BETA FIT

Use the beta when the timeline itself is the missing artifact

  • You change several skincare variables over time and want a cleaner dated history.
  • You can capture exact product identity and current label text instead of a marketing nickname.
  • You want an offline file and can protect local health-related notes and photo references.
  • You will record burden and reuse honestly so the beta can be rejected if it is not useful.

CLINICAL STOP

Do not use it as a compatibility checker

  • It does not diagnose, determine allergy or causation, recommend treatment, interpret medication, or assess an emergency.
  • It has no live ingredient, interaction, formula, or recall database.
  • Do not enter names, medical record numbers, government IDs, precise locations, payment data, account credentials, or unprotected images.
  • Do not wait for a perfect record before using appropriate qualified or emergency care.

COMMERCIAL GATE / FREE

Free first, paid only after real completion evidence

The commercial decision is deliberately conservative: this is a free beta, not a paid static tracker. A paid USD 19 edition remains deferred until real users complete it, reuse it, understand the privacy and clinical boundaries, and show that the workflow beats free notes or existing apps.