See what your supplements
are actually doing.
Creatine, a cut stack of caffeine and fish oil, or something your doctor put you on: everything you take belongs on the same timeline as your training, your food and your blood work.
Everything you take, scheduled.
Over the counter, prescribed or custom. Every item modelled properly: route, form, cadence, unit.
Doses on a schedule, with reminders that match how the item is actually taken.
Injection sites logged, so you're not guessing which side was last.
Your whole stack, without the clutter.
Active, paused and previous. See what you’re taking now, what’s on hold and what you’ve taken before.
The details at a glance. Dose, schedule and how consistently you’ve logged each item, together in your stack.
Supplements without the spreadsheet.
Scan the label. An OTC product becomes a configured, scheduled item in seconds.
Third-party certification tracked, for the ones who care what's actually in the tub.
Custom products for everything else.
Know when you’re running low.
Keep track of what you have. Record your tubs and bottles, with the amount in each.
See what’s left. Check your remaining stock and spot what’s running low before you reach for an empty tub.
Record a reconstituted vial. Keep the amounts you entered, concentration, syringe-unit conversion and doses per vial together with your stock record.
Your logged doses.
An estimated curve.
See the model over time. The “In your system” view plots calculated levels from your recorded doses, including estimated peaks, troughs and time to steady state.
Compare with your bloodwork. See recorded blood draws alongside the curve and calibrate the model against your own results.
Keep estimates in context. The curve is a calculation, not a blood test or a recommendation to change your dose.
