SelfAssay: Personal Pharmacology Intelligence

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Personal pharmacology lab

Run your stacklike a lab.

Research any supplement, peptide, or longevity compound, inspect community Benefit and observed adverse-event signals where the data supports them, and measure whether it’s actually working for you.

For biohacking, longevity, and serious stacks. Rigor, not hype.

Spin up your labSee it in action

Free to start

Quiet architectural room framing a mountain lake at sunrise

Graded, never guessed

Three evidence views per compound: community Benefit, linked research context, and the selected observed AE signal where coverage supports it. Cited, or it refuses.

Yours, not ours

Encrypted. Member-owned. Export or delete anytime.

Built on real data

Classified user reports, literature, and a knowledge graph.

Platform

One operating system for your whole stack.

From the weekly bench to fully-cited dossiers, every feature turns scattered protocols and bloodwork into grounded, cohort-backed signal.

Decision support, not medical adviceAnimations are simplified; real features are more comprehensive

Why it’s different

A lab that’s truly yours.

The capabilities a serious stack demands, and who actually delivers them.

Capability comparison: SelfAssay versus general AI, supplement databases, forums, and your clinician.
CapabilityGeneral AISupplement DBsForumsYour clinicianSelfAssay
Grades effectiveness and safety, per compoundPartialPartialNoNoYes
Real-world outcomes at scale, not just studiesNoNoPartialPartialYes
Reasons over your specific stackPartialNoNoPartialYes
Flags interactions across your whole combinationPartialPartialNoPartialYes
Measures whether it's working for you (n-of-1)NoNoNoPartialYes
Every claim cited, or it refuses when thinNoPartialNoPartialYes
Calibrated confidence, not false certaintyNoPartialNoYesYes
Private, member-owned data (export & delete)NoNoNoPartialYes

Each is good at what it’s for. SelfAssay is the only one built to reason over your whole stack with cited evidence, and refuse when it can’t.

Provenance you can see

Truth is in the provenance.

Real-world reports, peer-reviewed literature and a curated knowledge graph, plus clinical trials, pharmacokinetics, adverse-event and FDA-label signals. Every answer is traceable to its source, with its method and sample size shown.

Evidence routed to one answer

Peer-reviewed

114K+

studies

Knowledge graph

186K+

relations

181K+

Classified user reports

114K+

Peer-reviewed studies

186K+

Knowledge-graph relations

How we grade evidence

Rigor you can audit.

Grounding isn’t a tagline; it’s a method. Here’s the standard every answer is held to.

  1. 01

    Triangulated, not single-source

    Every signal is cross-checked across classified real-world cohorts, peer-reviewed literature, and the curated knowledge graph; agreement and conflict are both surfaced.

  2. 02

    Every claim carries its receipts

    Source, method and sample size shown inline. No naked assertions. If it’s stated, you can trace where it came from.

  3. 03

    Confidence is calibrated

    Strength of evidence is graded; weak signals are labelled weak. Precision is never overstated to sound more certain than the data allows.

  4. 04

    “Not enough data” is a valid answer

    When grounding fails, SelfAssay says so plainly, and names what evidence would change the answer. It never fills the gap with a guess.