Referral trials and clearer supplement review

Stack Almanac now makes eligible referral offers clear before sign-up, keeps similar supplement products distinct during review, and uses the same dose references across the app and doctor PDF.

What does a referral link show?

An active referral link from a practitioner or creator can now include a 30-day Pro trial. You see the offer before accepting it, so you can decide with the trial length and Pro access in front of you.

Once accepted, the offer stays with your sign-up across email, Google and the iPhone app. It also works when your browser blocks optional local storage. If an offer has expired or is temporarily unavailable, Stack Almanac gives you a clear choice to retry or continue without it.

What changed when I review supplements?

Typed and imported supplement lists are easier to check before they join your routine. Stack Almanac reveals the useful details as you need them, rather than putting every field on screen at once.

Products that share the same name now remain separate choices. That matters when brands, forms or product variants look similar. Each option can be selected on its own, including with a screen reader, so the product you confirm is the product you intended to add.

Which dose reference appears in my doctor PDF?

Dose Balance, routine quality checks and your doctor PDF now use the same age and sex reference details. A figure you review in the app should match the one you share later.

When age or sex details are missing, each view uses the same cautious adult reference. These figures remain general reference information, not a personal recommendation. Your doctor or pharmacist can help you interpret them alongside your health background and medicines.

Does the Almanac Advisor ask for details I already added?

The Almanac Advisor now keeps low-burden conversations focused on the question you asked. It should not ask again for health details that are already in your Stack Almanac record.

Together, these changes make the path from invitation to a reviewed routine easier to follow, while keeping the details you may later share with a practitioner consistent.