Question 1

What is Stack Almanac?

Accepted Answer

A supplement tracker and advisor, built in the UK. Paste your list or photograph the bottles to see where two products contain the same thing, when to take each one and what it all costs a month. Stack Almanac then builds a record of what changed while you took each supplement, so you can decide what to keep.

Question 2

How much does Stack Almanac cost?

Accepted Answer

It's free to start, and Pro is £9.99 a month. The free plan covers spend, overlaps, timing, check-ins, blood results, 5 advisor messages a day and 10 bottle scans a day up to 30 in total. Pro adds 30 standard and 5 advanced-analysis messages a day, 50 scans a day, Oura sync, Stack Impact and a doctor PDF. Every new account starts with 7 days of Pro, no card. On day 8 it moves to the free plan and nothing is charged.

Question 3

How is Stack Almanac different from other supplement trackers?

Accepted Answer

It's built to help you decide what to keep, change or drop, and take fewer if you choose. You see what each supplement costs and where two products double up, ask a source-citing advisor, and build a dated record of what changed while you took each one. It shows the difference, not proof of cause, and it does not diagnose, treat or advise on medical conditions. We don't sell supplements.

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