Suppmaxx reads your supplements as a set — synergies, clashes, and doses adjusted to your body weight — then tracks what you take, day by day.
No API key, nothing to install — it runs in your browser.
Every analysis reads like this: what works, what fights, what to change. Not medical advice — bring the surprises to your doctor.
Every pair in your stack is checked against each other — absorption blockers, timing clashes, unsafe combos.
Every dose is set to the highest useful amount for your weight, goals, and activity — not the label's average person.
Check off each dose on a running calendar. Close the tab — the streak holds.
Add something obscure and the AI screens it, normalizes it, and shares it with everyone. Only supplements people actually take.
Suppmaxx is an AI supplement analyzer that reads your whole stack as a set. It checks every pair of supplements for interactions, adjusts each dose to your body weight and goals, builds an AM/PM timing plan, and then tracks what you actually take on a daily punch-card calendar. Analyses cite peer-reviewed research — 6,219 papers across 388 supplements — instead of marketing claims.
Every pair in your stack is checked against each other for absorption blockers, same-meal clashes, unsafe combinations, and redundant ingredients. When two supplements conflict, Suppmaxx names the problem and prescribes the fix, usually moving one to a different time slot, and flags anything that interacts with medications you list. The result is a numbered work order you can apply one action at a time.
Suppmaxx costs $3 per month, or $75 once for lifetime access. A subscription covers up to 5 stack analyses a day and 30 a month, plus 2 bloodwork analyses a day and 5 a month. The interactive demo analysis is free with nothing to install, and the daily routine tracker keeps working even without a subscription.
Your stack, routine history, and profile live in your own browser's storage, and Suppmaxx works without an account. If you create one to sync between devices, your data is stored under your account alone, and you can export or permanently delete everything from account settings. The community supplement index only ever receives supplement names, never anything about you.