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See your supplement protocol react before you trust it.

Turn supplement chaos into a protocol you can actually defend. Run one interactive demo to see timing, overlap, and safety signals update in real time.

Interpreting
PMID:9701160Zinc/Copper ratio imbalance detected
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[01]Real-time Analysis

See Your Stack in Motion

Pharmacokinetic modeling, interaction detection, and biological state optimization-all running continuously.

24-Hour Biological Timeline

LIVE DEMO

Decay curves: C(t) = Cmax · e-kt where k = ln(2)/t½

Bio-Score

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CRITICAL

Mechanistic Feed

LIVE
[08:15]ABSORPTION:Vitamin D3 lipophilic matrix detected → fat co-ingestion +47% bioavail[OK]
[08:15]KINETICS:Magnesium glycinate Cmax reached (t=1.2h) → steady-state in 4 doses[INFO]
[08:16]RECEPTOR:NMDA receptor: Mg²⁺ block active (Vm=-65mV) → glutamate modulation[OK]
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Hover to pause • Real-time pharmacokinetic analysis

Expert Protocols

3 stacks

One-click import • Interaction analysis included

Risk Detection

2 critical

Real-time pharmacokinetic analysis

How it works

1. Paste your stack 2. Review your audit 3. Clean up your routine.

Try:

Ready — enter two supplements to check for interactions

What you get from the audit

A direct view of redundant ingredients across products, potential interaction flags worth reviewing, clear timing fixes for a cleaner daily routine, and a simpler stack that is easier to follow and reassess.

  • Peptides

    BPC-157, TB-500, GHK-Cu

  • Nootropics

    Semax, Modafinil, Lion's Mane

  • Minerals

    Magnesium, Zinc, Copper

  • Vitamins

    D3, K2, B-Complex

  • Research

    Bromantane, Selank, NSI-189

  • Amino Acids

    NAC, L-Theanine, Taurine

Why this instead of spreadsheets, notes, or Reddit

Feature
Stochi
Generic Apps
Spreadsheet

Peptide Routes

SubQ, IM, Intranasal

Bioavailability Math

Elemental weight calculations

Interaction Database

89,412 pairs

Zn:Cu Ratio Detection

Real-time monitoring

Serotonergic Stacking Alerts

5-HTP, SSRIs, Ashwagandha

Upper Limit Tracking

NIH-sourced UL values

Protocol Batching

One-tap multi-supplement logging

Research Chemical Support

Experimental compounds

8/8 featuresUpdated Dec 2025

Why this instead of spreadsheets, notes, or Reddit

Spreadsheets track entries, not ingredient logic. Notes capture ideas, not conflicts across products. Reddit gives opinions, not a structured audit of your exact stack. This tool is built for one job: auditing your stack so you can fix what is off.

  • A direct view of redundant ingredients across products
  • Potential interaction flags worth reviewing
  • Clear timing fixes for a cleaner daily routine
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Morning Stack

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READY
  • Magnesium Glycinate
    400mg
  • Zinc Picolinate
    30mg
  • Vitamin D3
    5000IU
  • Vitamin K2
    100mcg

Demo sequence showing one-tap protocol execution and visible system feedback

Your stack grew. Your confidence dropped.

Most routines start simple, then grow into overlapping formulas, extra add-ons, and inconsistent timing. At some point, you are still taking everything, but you are no longer sure the stack makes sense.

Stack InputPASTED
MultivitaminAM
MagnesiumAM + PM
AshwagandhaAM
Sleep blendPM
AM: multivitamin, fish oil, magnesium, ashwagandha, extra zinc. PM: sleep blend + magnesium. Pre-workout 3x/week.
Output highlightsAUDIT RESULTS
Magnesium appears in 2 products

Redundant ingredient overlap detected

Zinc is duplicated across 2 products

Potential interaction flags to review: 2

Sedating ingredients split across daytime and nighttime use

Suggested changes: remove 1 duplicate, move 2 items to evening, simplify routine from 7 items to 5 core items

Example audit

Example output from a pasted stack audit.

Magnesium appears in 2 products

The same ingredient appears across separate products in the same routine.

CRITICALRedundant ingredient overlap
Consolidate duplicate magnesium sources
Duplication[PMID:25441954]

Zinc is duplicated across 2 products

Zinc appears in multiple products, increasing total daily intake without a clear reason.

CRITICALDuplicate zinc sources
Keep one zinc source or adjust dose

Day/night timing conflict

Sedating ingredients are split across daytime and nighttime use in ways that complicate routine quality.

WARNINGSedating ingredients split across schedule
Move sedating items to evening

Routine simplification available

The stack can be simplified without losing core intent by removing one duplicate and consolidating timing.

CRITICALStack can be reduced from 7 to 5 core items
Remove one duplicate and shift 2 items to PM

Expanded capability

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Stack history
Version tracking
3 actions available
Profile
Save stack versionsYes
Re-audit after changesYes
Compare before/afterYes
Primary use caseSupplement stack audit
Next actions
STEP: Save current stack version
STEP: Re-run audit after changes
STEP: Compare before/after results
Outcome

Keep the audit as the main wedge. Use versioning and re-audits to maintain a cleaner stack over time.

Run a quick audit before your stack gets harder to manage.

Paste your current routine and get a clear report you can act on.