Supplement Tracker: StackWise

StackWise is the supplement tracker app from SuppSafety. It helps you organize your routine, plan when to take each supplement, add peptide or medication-context items to your personal plan, and keep track of your daily schedule.

Build your personal supplement plan with named phases, free-text doses, day-of-week schedules, and cycling. Then check items off each day. StackWise surfaces cautious, plain-English information: timing and food notes, commonly discussed interactions and spacing, procedure and surgery caution categories, labs that may be worth discussing with a clinician, and supplement forms and quality.

Peptides and GLP-1s are handled separately from supplements. StackWise lets you track peptide or medication-context items in your plan, but it does not provide peptide protocols, doses, injection instructions, or product recommendations.

Key features:
- Build a personal supplement plan with phases, doses, days, and cycling
- Add custom supplements, peptides, or medication-context items
- Search, filter, and sort a growing supplement library
- Browse peptide and GLP-1 profiles separately from supplements
- Simple and Research views on supplement pages
- Grouped caution prompts for your plan, plus a Stack Review
- Procedure review, labs to discuss, and a quality checklist
- In-app glossary of supplement forms and label terms
- Export or import your plan, and copy a list to bring to a clinician
- Honest source-review status; more items checked against reputable sources
- Local-first: your plan stays on your device, with optional sign-in for sync

StackWise is the companion app to SuppSafety, the research library and safety guide at suppsafety.com. Both are for informational and organizational purposes only. StackWise and SuppSafety are not medical advice and do not diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. Talk to a qualified healthcare professional before starting, stopping, or combining supplements, peptides, or medications, especially if you take medication, have a medical condition, are pregnant or nursing, or have surgery planned.