the effect estimator ・ kinetics → four felt axes
When, not how much.
Most of what a stimulant does to you is decided by timing, not size. One blood-level curve splits into three transporter signals, and what you actually feel is never the dopamine level itself — it's the gap between what dopamine is doing and what your brain has already adapted to. That single idea produces the come-up, the plateau that quietly predicts itself away, and a comedown that is your own correction overshooting rather than the drug running out.
Pick something and move the dose. These are the same four lenses the app draws.
Substance
How it's taken
Dose
Piru models what you take from published pharmacokinetics — absorption, half-life, transporter affinities — instead of a fixed bell curve per substance. It's a reference, a record, and a model: 1,700+ substances, interaction checking, and your own logged doses run through this same engine. See what Piru does with what you take →
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