Capture the label
Photograph a Supplement Facts label. Elemental reads it on your device, proposes the ingredients and amounts, and waits for you to confirm before anything is saved.
Elemental for iPhone
Track what you actually take.
A private supplement and medication log. Elemental keeps an honest record of your routine, then looks for patterns around the moments it changed — and keeps every bit of it on your iPhone.
- On-device label recognition
- Read-only Apple Health
- No ads, tracking or analytics
- Works without an account
A health log is only worth keeping if you trust where it goes. So Elemental has no account, no server, and nothing to sell you.
How it works
Three habits, one honest record.
Record what happened
Mark scheduled doses taken or skipped, add a past or unscheduled intake, and build a ledger of what really happened — not what was planned for you.
Notice what changes
Optionally connect Apple Health. When your log confirms a change in intake, Elemental compares what came before it with what came after.
Capture
A label, read on the spot.
Supplement labels are small, inconsistent and easy to mistype — exactly the kind of error that quietly corrupts months of records later. Elemental reads the label with on-device text recognition and hands you a draft to check, not a fact to trust.
- Recognition and structuring run on your iPhone; the photo is never uploaded
- Low-confidence text, unknown ingredients, odd units and impossible amounts are all flagged
- You edit and confirm the details before the product is saved
Record
The ledger only counts what you took.
A plan is an intention. Elemental keeps the two apart, so the record you look back at is the one you actually lived: real times, real amounts, and skipped doses that stay skipped instead of quietly becoming intake.
- Mark a scheduled dose taken or skipped, and undo it if you tap wrong
- Add an intake you forgot, or one that was never on a schedule
- Track remaining quantity and see when a refill is coming
- Check in from the Home Screen widget without opening the app
Insights
Patterns, described as patterns.
Elemental waits for your log to confirm that something in your routine actually changed. Only then does it compare the weeks either side — and it only says something when there is enough data to say anything at all.
- Built from recorded intake, never from what a schedule intended
- Small dose drift, timezone shifts and duplicates are filtered out first
- Every insight carries its sample window and states what it cannot tell you
- An association is never presented as proof that anything caused a change
Screenshots
Have a look around.
The real interface, captured from the shipping build. Nothing here is a mockup.
Privacy
Private by design, not by policy.
A privacy policy is a promise about what a company will do with your data. Elemental takes the simpler route: there is no server to send it to.
- No accountNothing to sign up for, nothing to sign in to.
- No serverNo backend, no sync, no cloud copy of your log.
- Labels stay localRecognition runs on device; the photo is never uploaded.
- Health is read-onlyElemental reads the Apple Health types you allow, and writes nothing back.
- No ads or analyticsNo tracking SDK, no data brokers, no profiling.
- Nothing to sell youNo subscription pitch, no upsell, no data business.
What Elemental won't do
- It won't diagnose a condition or suggest a treatment.
- It won't recommend a dose or warn you about interactions.
- It won't read lab reports or blood markers.
- It won't claim a supplement caused a change in how you feel.
Track the routine. Notice the pattern. Keep the evidence close.
Elemental 1.0 is in App Store review as of September 2026. A download link will appear here once it is live.
In App Store review · September 2026