
FollicleIQ
Free hair-science research dashboard over public bio data
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Free hair-science research dashboard over public bio data
5 followers
FollicleIQ searches NIH PubMed, OpenFDA FAERS, ClinicalTrials.gov, ChEMBL/UniProt and AlphaFold in one place, live, and links every result back to its source PMID or NCT ID. Built for hair and follicle research: track adverse-event counts, browse trials, open predicted 3D structures, and export to PDF or Excel. Free, no account needed, no paid tier. No AI summaries and no alerts - it shows what the public APIs actually return.

Hey Product Hunt!
I'm the maker behind FollicleIQ.
I was digging through hair science research and FDA databases, and the process was a nightmare — finding clinical data and side-effect counts meant jumping between a dozen browser tabs and pasting things into spreadsheets.
So I built a tool to fix my own headache: NIH PubMed, OpenFDA FAERS, ClinicalTrials.gov, ChEMBL/UniProt and AlphaFold, queried live, in one dashboard.
What you can do with it:
• Search target genes and molecules (AR, Wnt, PGD2, minoxidil, finasteride)
• See live openFDA adverse-event counts, including hypertrichosis reports that hint at repurposing
• Browse recruiting and completed trials from ClinicalTrials.gov
• Open AlphaFold predicted structures for a target in 3D
• Export the live results to PDF or Excel in one click
• Every result links straight back to its PMID or NCT record
What it does NOT do, so nobody is surprised:
• No alerts or email notifications — that feature is not built
• No AI summaries — it queries public APIs and shows what they return, nothing is generated
• No paid plan. It's free, and there's no checkout
An honest update since launch: this page originally listed $49 and $299 plans with a money-back guarantee. Those are withdrawn and nobody was ever charged. Some of what was advertised didn't exist yet, and I'd rather ship something small and true than sell a promise. It's free while I figure out whether it's actually useful to anyone but me.
Feedback and feature requests very welcome — especially if you work in this area and can tell me what's missing.