SomaStack
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Workflow

How It Works

Build and review a draft schedule from the products and label directions you provide.

Step 01

Describe your routine

Add your supplements, product-label directions or amounts, preferred schedule, training activities, and calendar preferences.

  • Enter each product exactly as it appears on its label.
  • Describe the schedule and activities you want the reminders to fit around.
  • Optionally connect Strava to make your activity schedule easier to organize.
Step 02

Review your draft schedule

SomaStack creates an AI-assisted schedule using only the products and product-label directions or amounts you provide.

  • Products: SomaStack does not add or prescribe supplements.
  • Practical timing: Products are grouped into practical times of day for your review.
  • Amounts: SomaStack displays the amount entered by you or shown on the product label.

Review every item before confirming the schedule. SomaStack does not verify that a product or combination is safe for your individual circumstances.

Step 03

Track your routine

Use daily checklists to record what you took and view scheduled activities alongside your supplement plan.

  • Daily Supplement Tracker: Tick off your Morning, Lunch, and bedtime items. A visual recovery progress bar tracks completion.
  • Training Sync: View today's scheduled training program side-by-side with your checklist.
  • Strava activity view: Imported workouts can appear alongside the schedule.
Step 04

Sync your calendar

Subscribe through Apple Calendar, Google Calendar, or Microsoft Outlook and receive schedule updates across your devices.

  • Copy your unique, secure webcal:// link.
  • Subscribe directly inside Apple Calendar, **Google Calendar**, or **Microsoft Outlook**.
  • Your calendar provider periodically refreshes the feed after schedule changes.

Important safety information

SomaStack is an educational planning and tracking tool, not a medical service. Do not start, stop, or change a supplement or medication based solely on its output. Supplements can cause side effects and interact with medications or other supplements. Review your complete routine with a physician or pharmacist, particularly if you take medication, have a medical condition, are pregnant or nursing, or have surgery planned.

Learn more from the FTC Health Products Compliance Guidance and FDA 101: Dietary Supplements.