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.
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Dear PH,
Sandro here, the founder of SelfAssay. SelfAssay was founded by the same team of your beloved open biohacking database - Dopamine.Club.
We decided to upgrade that experience for serious biohackers who are into supplements/peptides/nootropics/etc. and bring them all the evidence and research from academia to community to support their decision when they are researching the stack.
Here are some main features:
01 Run yourself as an n-of-1. Tracks which compounds actually move your energy, focus, mood and sleep, days on vs. off.
02 Design a full protocol. State a goal; an agent asks sharp questions and builds around your answers, or build by hand with interactions recomputing live. Practitioners: same, per client.
03 Follow the science in 3D. Atlas maps the biochemistry: start at any compound or target (mTOR, GABA, dopamine) and follow the pathways.
04 Decode your bloodwork. Upload labs; every out-of-range marker traces back to your stack. Read in memory, never stored.
05 Name a symptom, find the likely culprit. Ranks which of your compounds likely contribute. A starting point, not a diagnosis.
06 A bench that runs your week. Drag doses around a weekly schedule, notes and saved research beside them, plus a daily wire of new trials and preprints on what you take.
07 Check anything before you add it. Pre-Flight checks it against your whole stack, prescriptions included: OK, caution or high, with reasons for every flag.
+ Also: a goal-to-compound finder, a peptide reconstitution calculator, an extension that grades supplements as you shop, and the whole platform as an iPhone app.
Dopamine Club is where you quickly look things up. SelfAssay is where you get serious about it. Go break it.
I will personally read all comments and questions and answer it so please let me know! Thank you <3
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A tracking timeline would be huge, like a simple log showing when you started or stopped each compound alongside any symptom or biomarker changes you entered. Makes it way easier to spot what actually moved the needle versus what was just noise in your stack.
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@altmelis74860 Hey that is a great feedback! Working on it
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Love the focus on pairing community signal data with personal tracking, that combo is exactly what most stack trackers skip. One thing I'd really want is an export or API hook so I can pipe my assay data into my own lab notebook or spreadsheet, would make it way easier to correlate with bloodwork I get done elsewhere.
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@ramazan793230 thank you, will look into that option as well!
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Looked into a few peptides I've been cycling and the adverse-event breakdown is honestly more useful than the usual influencer recs. Wish the personal tracking piece logged subjective sides a bit smoother, but the research depth is solid.
A tracking timeline would be huge, like a simple log showing when you started or stopped each compound alongside any symptom or biomarker changes you entered. Makes it way easier to spot what actually moved the needle versus what was just noise in your stack.
@altmelis74860 Hey that is a great feedback! Working on it
Love the focus on pairing community signal data with personal tracking, that combo is exactly what most stack trackers skip. One thing I'd really want is an export or API hook so I can pipe my assay data into my own lab notebook or spreadsheet, would make it way easier to correlate with bloodwork I get done elsewhere.
@ramazan793230 thank you, will look into that option as well!
Looked into a few peptides I've been cycling and the adverse-event breakdown is honestly more useful than the usual influencer recs. Wish the personal tracking piece logged subjective sides a bit smoother, but the research depth is solid.
@glzar617617 thank you so much!