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Amino: Supplement Scanner

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Amino is an iPhone app that scans supplement labels and uses AI to score ingredient safety, flag overlaps and track your daily supplement routine.

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About Amino: Supplement Scanner

Amino: Supplement Scanner is an iPhone app for people who want to understand what is in their supplements. You scan a supplement label and the app checks the ingredients for safety, producing scores through AI analysis that the developer says draws on research-backed medical data. The listing also mentions checks for interactions and overlapping dosages across a supplement stack.

A clean supplement finder suggests better alternatives, and a stack tracker lets you log your routine so you can avoid taking the same ingredient twice. The developer positions it for fitness, longevity and general health users who want to cut through unproven claims and hidden ingredients.

The app is developed by Ryan Anderson, carries a 13+ age rating and is free to download from the App Store with in-app purchases. Its scores are informational and not a substitute for advice from a doctor or pharmacist.

Key features

  • Scans supplement labels for ingredient safety
  • AI-generated scores from research data
  • Clean supplement alternative finder
  • Tracks your supplement stack
  • Flags overlapping ingredients and dosages

Good fit for

  • →Checking a supplement before buying it
  • →Avoiding duplicate ingredients across products
  • →Keeping one list of your daily supplements
Tags
supplements
ios
health
label-scanner
ai-analysis
ingredient-safety

Amino: Supplement Scanner: questions and answers

What is Amino: Supplement Scanner used for?
Amino: Supplement Scanner is an iPhone app that scans supplement labels and uses AI to score ingredient safety, flag overlaps and track your daily supplement routine. It is a good fit for checking a supplement before buying it, avoiding duplicate ingredients across products and keeping one list of your daily supplements.
Is Amino: Supplement Scanner free?
Yes. Amino: Supplement Scanner has a free plan.
Is Amino: Supplement Scanner open source?
No. Amino: Supplement Scanner is proprietary (closed-source) software. In the Productivity category, open-source options include NetNewsWire, Foqos and PowerToys.
What are some alternatives to Amino: Supplement Scanner?
Other SaaS products in the Productivity category include Bask, 10K Steps Club and Allergy Tracker: Allergic.

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