MySupleaMySuplea organises what you take, adds up daily totals against published upper limits and quotes every source verbatim. Your data stays on your device.
The "suggestion" inside the tracker is a commission. Whoever suggests magnesium earns on the click.
MySuplea sells no products and recommends none. The app shows reference values and leaves the decision to you.
"May support", star ratings, a quiz that diagnoses a deficiency. Untenable on the facts, risky in law.
MySuplea claims nothing. Every note is a verbatim quote from EFSA, BfR, HMPC or NIH, with a visible source.
Complaints, lab values and routines end up on servers whose business model nobody knows.
With MySuplea your data stays AES-256 encrypted on your device. Delete it any time, with one tap.
That is why MySuplea exists: organising instead of selling. Every one of these points is built into the product where you can check it.
"Contains 400 mg, the upper limit is 250 mg." The app shows the reference value. It never says "take X".
Three unremarkable products can break the upper limit together. MySuplea adds up substances across your whole stack, not per bottle.
Notes on substances are verbatim quotes from EFSA, BfR, HMPC and NIH. An automated test breaks the build when a quote no longer appears word for word in its source.
Type "tired" and you first get context, then sleep, stress and daily life as the most common areas. Nutrients sit at the very bottom, collapsed.
"Contains 400 mg, the upper limit is 250 mg. The app shows the reference value. It never says "take X".
Everything you enter stays on your phone, AES-256 encrypted. Backup as a file, complete deletion with one tap.
An account is optional. If you create one, you will later get sync across devices. The key for that is generated on your device. Nobody can read anything from the stored data alone, including us.
Only the optional photo analysis sends label photos for processing, after explicit consent, and does not keep them.
An overview for your doctor or pharmacist, sections selectable. The assessment belongs there, not in an app.
Every photo analysis costs us around 25 cents in AI fees. The subscription pays for that and for maintaining the substance database. No affiliate links, no brand partnerships. If you prefer not to subscribe, scan packs are available individually. Prices follow with the store launch.
Through the Pro subscription. It funds the AI analysis of scans and the upkeep of the database. Both are real running costs.
Because it cannot assess your health situation, and it is not allowed to. It organises and documents. The assessment belongs to your doctor or pharmacist, and that is what the report is for.
No. The app works entirely without one. An account is the basis for sync across devices, which we are building now.
From published sources: D-A-CH reference values, EFSA, BfR, HMPC, NIH. Every note names its source verbatim.
Nobody under 16, and nobody looking for a diagnosis. MySuplea does not replace medical advice.
Sign up. As soon as it begins, the TestFlight invitation arrives by email. One email, not a series.