Basic Intake

What to take. When to take it.

Track every pill, vitamin, and medication you take, for free. Check off a dose in one tap, keep your streak, and log it from your wrist. The AI advisor is optional, and it asks first.

BasicIntakeEdit
My Supplements2/7My People0/10
September 28th
TAKE TODAY14 DAY STREAK
28%
Morning 7:00 — 11:00 AM
Afternoon 12:00 — 4:00 PM
Evening 8:00 — 11:00 PM
9:41
Morning 1 left
Magnesium Glycinate400 mg

Tap a dose on either one.

BasicIntakeEdit
My Supplements2/7My People0/10
September 28th
TAKE TODAY14 DAY STREAK
28%
Morning 7:00 — 11:00 AM
Afternoon 12:00 — 4:00 PM
Evening 8:00 — 11:00 PM
Today

Every dose, in its place.

Morning, afternoon, and evening each get their own list. Tap a dose when you take it. Take all logs the rest of a time of day at once, with Undo if you tapped too soon.

Schedule a supplement for every day or only certain days. Anything not due today stays out of sight, so an off day never breaks your streak.

Appearance

Tap a dose, or Take all in the Afternoon card.

Add a supplement

Scan the bottle. The rest fills in.

Point your camera at the barcode and the name and dose fill in. If it isn’t recognized, photograph the Supplement Facts panel and the AI reads it.

Barcode scans are always free. Label photos are part of Pro.

Product Found
NOW L-Carnitine
Serving: 1 tablet
Name
L-Carnitine
Dose
1 tablet
Timing
MorningAfternoonEvening
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AI advisorPro

Ask about your stack.

The advisor knows what you take and when. Ask it anything, or tell it what changed and it updates your list, then says exactly what it did. When two supplements share a name, it asks which one first.

Review My Stack ranks every item Keep, Adjust, or Drop, with a plain reason and a confidence level. If you’ve been missing doses, it tells you to take it consistently first.

Clinical calls go to your doctor.

Assistant
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Should I take magnesium in the morning?
8:20 AM
Looking at your stack, you're taking 400 mg in the morning and 200 mg in the evening — that's 600 mg total, which is above the 350 mg upper limit for supplemental magnesium.

Magnesium glycinate is gentle, but I'd consider moving the morning dose to the evening alongside your existing 200 mg. It supports sleep quality, and splitting it across the day isn't necessary at this dose.
8:20 AM
Move my magnesium to the evening.
8:22 AM
You have two Magnesium Glycinate entries, 400 mg in the morning and 200 mg in the evening. Should I move the 400 mg morning one?
8:22 AM
Yes, the morning one.
8:22 AM
Moved Magnesium Glycinate 400 mg from Morning to Evening. Your evening now holds both magnesium entries, 600 mg in all.
8:22 AM
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Stack ReviewDone

Most of your stack is earning its place. Two doses could use a change, and one item has no clear reason to stay.

CONSIDER DROPPING
AshwagandhaDROP
600 mg, Evening
You've taken it on 41 of 45 days. Your mood and energy haven't moved in that time, and last month you said it was hard to tell.
Try: Stop it for a month and see if anything changes.
Ask the Assistant to do this
Confidence: moderate
WORTH ADJUSTING
Magnesium GlycinateADJUST
400 mg, Morning
With your evening 200 mg, you take 600 mg a day. That's above the 350 mg upper limit for supplemental magnesium.
Try: Lower this dose to 150 mg.
Ask the Assistant to do this
Confidence: high
B-ComplexADJUST
1 cap, Afternoon
Taken on 16 of 30 due days. Take it consistently for a month before deciding whether it's doing anything.
Try: Take it with breakfast, where you rarely miss.
Ask the Assistant to do this
Confidence: moderate
KEEP
Omega-3 Fish OilKEEP
1,000 mg, Morning
Taken on 29 of 30 days, with no overlaps or clashes in the rest of your stack.
Confidence: high
Nutrients and labs

Every nutrient, added up.

Nutrient Totals adds up every vitamin and mineral in your stack against the RDA, and flags anything past its upper limit.

Import a lab report PDF and your advisor pulls out your biomarkers, like vitamin D, B12, ferritin, and cholesterol, and tracks each one against its reference range.Pro

Done
Your Nutrient Totals

This is the combined amount of each nutrient in your daily stack, compared against the Recommended Daily Allowance (RDA).

WHAT THE COLORS MEAN
Below 50% of RDAYou may be under-supplementing this nutrient.
50–150% of RDAAdequate — you're in a healthy range.
150–300% of RDAElevated — usually fine for water-soluble nutrients.
Over 300% of RDAHigh — check the nutrient's upper limit.
Vitamin D5,000 IU
833% of RDA · RDA is 600 IU

You're taking about 8.3× the RDA — well above the standard recommendation. Supports bone health, immune function, and mood. Many people are deficient. Your total exceeds the tolerable upper limit of 4,000 IU. Consider lowering your dose or checking with your doctor.

Magnesium600 mg
142% of RDA · RDA is 420 mg

You're hitting a healthy 142% of the 420 mg RDA — right in the target range. Supports muscle function, sleep quality, and over 300 biochemical reactions. Your total exceeds the tolerable upper limit of 350 mg. Consider lowering your dose or checking with your doctor.

Zinc15 mg
136% of RDA · RDA is 11 mg

You're at 136% of the RDA, a healthy amount for immune support and skin.

Vitamin B120.8 mcg
33% of RDA · RDA is 2.4 mcg

You're at about a third of the RDA from supplements.

Blood Work
SEP 12, 2026 · Lab report PDF2 out of range
Vitamins
Vitamin D, 25-HydroxyRef 30 to 100
28 ng/mLLow
Vitamin B12Ref 232 to 1245
612 pg/mL
FolateRef > 5.9
14.2 ng/mL
Iron
FerritinRef 30 to 400
86 ng/mL
Iron, TotalRef 38 to 169
92 mcg/dL
Lipids
Cholesterol, TotalRef < 200
212 mg/dLHigh
HDL CholesterolRef > 39
58 mg/dL
TriglyceridesRef < 150
96 mg/dL
Daily check-in

How you feel, next to what you take.

Rate your mood and energy with a tap each. Turn on weight tracking and your weekly trend shows green toward your goal, amber away from it.

Once a month Intake asks whether something is helping. With Pro, Review My Stack weighs all of it.

Tap Mood, Energy, or Weight, then a number.

BasicIntakeEdit
Your daily check-in
How are you feeling?
RoughGreat
Stack ReviewReviewed 3 days ago · 2 open
Nutrient Totals6 nutrients
Blood Work8 markers
Supplement History2 archived
Not Medical AdviceBasic Intake is an informational tool. Always consult your doctor before starting or changing any supplement regimen.
BasicIntakeEdit
My Supplements2/7My People0/10
Mom0 of 4 supplements given today
0/4
Morning
Afternoon
Evening
Dad0 of 5 supplements given today
0/5
Morning
Afternoon
Evening
Biscuit0 of 1 medications given today
0/1
Evening
Caregiver mode

For the people you look after.

Track a parent’s medications, a kid’s vitamins, and the dog’s joint chew alongside your own. Each person or pet gets their own schedule, reminders, and history.

One tap turns anyone’s list into a PDF to hand their doctor.

Tap a dose to mark it given.

Apple Watch and widgets

Log it from your wrist.

On Apple Watch, the doses due now come up one at a time. Tap Mark taken and your iPhone knows. On your Home Screen, the widget checks doses off without opening the app.

9:41
Morning 1 left
Magnesium Glycinate400 mg
2/714
+3 more

Tap Mark taken, or a dose in the widget.

Private

Your records stay yours.

Your stack, doses, and check-ins live on your devices and in your own iCloud. There’s no account to make, no tracking, and no ads.

The AI features are off until you say yes, and Intake shows exactly what it would send first. Choose Not Now and tracking, reminders, check-ins, and reports keep working.

Basic Intake is an informational tool, not medical advice. Talk with your doctor before starting or changing any supplement.

Pricing

Tracking is free.

Doses, schedules, reminders, streaks, check-ins, caregiver mode, and reports cost nothing. Pro adds the AI advisor and the checks that run on it.

Free

$0

No trial clock on tracking.

  • Every supplement and medication you take, with reminders
  • Barcode scanning, always unlimited
  • Streaks, check-ins, and weight tracking
  • Caregiver mode for people and pets
  • Provider reports as a PDF
  • Apple Watch, widgets, and Apple Health
  • iCloud sync, backup, and restore

Pro

$59.99a year
$7.99a month

Your first week includes Pro, with up to 15 AI chats and 15 label photo scans.

  • The AI advisor, which knows your stack and your Apple Health data
  • Review My Stack: keep, adjust, or drop
  • Label photos read by AI
  • Blood work import from a lab report PDF
  • Interaction and nutrient checks each time you add a supplement
  • Custom Home Screen app icons
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Everything else

The rest of the routine.

Your routine

  • Every day or certain days, like vitamin D on weekends
  • Skip a dose on purpose with a long press
  • Fill in a dose you forgot to log, up to a week back
  • Restock reminders before a bottle runs out
  • Morning, afternoon, and evening reminders that come through Focus

Health and reports

  • Doses send the vitamins and minerals Apple Health tracks
  • Weigh-ins go to Apple Health
  • Sleep and activity feed the advice
  • A doctor-ready PDF of everything you take, for you and anyone you care for

Streaks

  • One missed day is forgiven, and the streak freezes instead of breaking
  • New flames at 60, 90, 120, 150, 180, 240, and 300 days
  • At a year, pick any flame to keep

Everywhere

  • Apple Watch app
  • Widgets for the Home Screen and Lock Screen
  • Full VoiceOver support
  • Six app icons, five of them with Pro
Version 6.3

What’s new.

All updates
  1. 01

    Lost or gained so far

    Your weight card shows how much you’ve lost or gained so far, right under your goal and next to what’s left to go.

  2. 02

    Only today’s Health reading

    The Apple Health suggestion on your weight check-in only offers a reading taken today by your scale or another app, so yesterday’s number can’t slip in as today’s.

  3. 03

    Weight details match your card

    The weight details screen always shows the same current weight as your card.

  4. 04

    Weekly recaps without mood

    With mood tracking off, your weekly recap leaves out mood and energy too.