[Feature] Add ingredients to supplement add/edit screen, so you can specify each ingredient/dosage separately

[Jonseed]

Each supplement might contain many different ingredients, which each have a different dosage (amount). It would be good if you could track the supplement as a whole, but in the add/edit screen you could add or delete ingredient line items for each ingredient in the supplement, and its dosage. You can track these various ingredients per supplement currently but have to add all the ingredients to either the name field or the dosage field, and it gets crowded quick, and isn't easily readable/adjustable.

[elkimek]

I hear you — cramming "EPA 600mg, DHA 400mg, Vitamin E 10mg" into a single field isn't great. A structured ingredient list is on my mind but it's a bigger UX change than it looks (editor layout, how it displays in the timeline bars, PDF report formatting, AI context serialization).

For now the note field added in v1.9.2 helps — you can put the breakdown there and it stays readable. Longer term I'm thinking about a label scan feature where you photograph the supplement bottle and AI parses the ingredients automatically, which would solve both the data entry pain and accuracy in one shot.

[Jonseed]

The label scan AI parsing import idea would be awesome.

[elkimek]

Shipped in v1.18.0. Three ways to add ingredients now:

Scan label — photograph the supplement bottle and AI extracts product name, dosage, and all active ingredients (skips fillers/excipients). Needs a vision-capable model.

Paste URL — paste a product page link, AI reads the page and pulls out the same info. Works best with pages that have supplement facts in the HTML.

Manual — add ingredient rows one by one with name + amount.

All three populate the same editable rows so you can review and adjust before saving. Ingredients show as pills in the supplement list and are included in the AI context (chat, focus card, impact analysis).

Also in this release: Impact Analysis — when you have labs from before and after starting a supplement, AI compares the biomarker changes and gives you a health dot (green/yellow/red) with a short summary.