Frequently Asked Questions

SuppTrack keeps your supplement routine in one place. Scan a barcode or search to add a product, give each one a schedule with reminders, group products into goal-based stacks, and see what your whole routine adds up to across the day. StackAdvisor then gives that stack an AI second look.

A supplement tracker app is a tool for organizing the supplements you take, keeping the ingredient details for each specific product, and reviewing what those products add up to across a day.

SuppTrack is built for supplements, not meals. It works at the product level: the exact bottle you own, the ingredient forms inside it, and the daily totals those add up to against %DV. You can schedule each dose with reminders, build goal-based stacks, and search or scan across 192k+ products. Meal trackers focus on calories and macros, so the two sit happily side by side.

StackAdvisor is SuppTrack's AI review of the supplements on today's schedule. It looks at how your products fit together and reports back on synergies, conflicts, combined amounts and timing. It is currently in beta.

No. StackAdvisor is an informational tool, not a diagnosis, a treatment plan, or a drug interaction checker. It can make mistakes. Talk to your doctor or healthcare provider before changing what you take, especially if you are on medication, pregnant, or managing a health condition.

SuppTrack covers 192,000+ supplement products across 6,800+ brands and 5,800+ ingredients.

Yes. Point your camera at the barcode and the exact product comes up, with the right size, count and flavor, so there is nothing to type. SuppTrack reads the standard retail barcodes (UPC and EAN) as well as the FNSKU labels Amazon puts over them. You can also search by product name or brand when the barcode is worn or covered.

It identifies the exact product variant from the barcode on the bottle, so the label data attached to your routine matches the bottle in your hand rather than a similarly named product.

Report it from inside the app with the barcode, brand and product name, and it goes into the same editorial queue as everything else. You can add it to your shelf, schedule and stacks straight away, so your routine stays complete while we catch up.

Entries come from package labels, manufacturer sites and official retailers, then go through automated checks followed by manual review. Corrections submitted from the product screen join the same queue. The full process is published on the Methodology & Data Sources page, last reviewed September 10, 2026.

Email hello@supptrack.app from your company address and we will take it from there.

Yes. Each product gets its own schedule, and a schedule can hold as many times as your routine needs. Every time carries its own serving amount, clock time, days of the week, start date, and an optional end date.

Yes. You can turn reminders on or off for each product at each of its scheduled times. Products due at the same time are grouped into a single reminder, and you can mark everything taken right from the notification.

Your shelf is a virtual copy of the real one: everything you own, in one place. Add a product to your shelf and it is ready to drop into a schedule or a stack.

A supplement stack is a group of products organized around one goal, such as sleep, focus, or recovery. A stack lets you see the combined ingredient totals for everything in it, so you can spot the same nutrient arriving from three different bottles. A product can sit in as many stacks as you like.

Yes, on both, with the same experience on each. SuppTrack is currently available in the US.

SuppTrack isn't priced per supplement or by the month. You choose an annual plan that starts with a 7-day free trial, or a one-time lifetime purchase. The app shows current prices before you choose.