Compare Supplements with Search and TrustScore
SuppCo helps users move from a supplement name or bottle to a structured product comparison. Search, category filters, and the barcode-scanning entry make it easier to find matching items, while product cards present TrustScore ratings, servings, price per serving, starting price, and format. This keeps basic quality and value details together when comparing options.
The product area can also be browsed by goals such as fitness, cognition, and gut health or by familiar categories such as multivitamins, fish oil, and probiotics. Users who are reviewing an unfamiliar brand can use these filters and ratings to narrow a large catalog before deciding what belongs in their routine.
Build, Analyze, and Schedule a Personal Stack
My Stack turns individual supplement products into a routine that can be organized and reviewed as a whole. Users can add products by scanning or searching, track daily dosing, examine nutrient levels, and see how quality, value, dosage, and selected goals contribute to an overall stack assessment. The workflow is useful for replacing scattered notes with one reusable list.
Once products are added, the app can support schedules, reminders, intake tracking, nutrient totals, and recommendations for adjusting the stack. A PDF sharing option also gives users a practical way to discuss the list with a friend or healthcare professional. These tools suit recurring routines that need regular review rather than one-time product searches.
Explore Nutrients, Goals, and Expert Protocols
The Research Center organizes supplement information around nutrients, health goals, journeys, protocols, and papers. Users can search across these areas or browse goal collections such as gut health, bone and joint support, essential health, weight management, and cardiovascular health. Each route helps connect a general wellness objective with nutrients and products that may be relevant to further research.
Expert-built protocols add a more structured planning layer, with suggested plans for focused goals and different life stages. Weekly nutrient trends, featured articles, and research entries offer additional reading when users want context beyond a product card. This makes the app useful for learning vocabulary, comparing approaches, and preparing better questions about a supplement routine.
Ask SupplQ for Routine-Focused Guidance
SupplQ provides a conversational way to explore supplement questions inside the app. Suggested prompts cover tasks such as finding magnesium products, identifying possible gaps in a stack, or simplifying a routine, while the new-chat control lets users begin a separate discussion. The format is convenient when a user knows the outcome they want but is unsure where to start searching.
The guidance screen clearly explains that SupplQ is an AI chatbot, not a licensed doctor, and that its answers may be inaccurate or incomplete. Users must acknowledge the terms and privacy notice before continuing. That boundary makes the feature best suited to product discovery and question preparation, with medical decisions reserved for a qualified healthcare professional.
