INGREDIENT INTELLIGENCE
R&D Operating System
Research-grade dossiers on every ingredient we use, evaluate, or watch.
Research-grade dossiers on every ingredient we use, evaluate, or watch.
Every ingredient in our line, every candidate we're evaluating, every emerging compound we're watching. Each entry is a research-grade dossier covering benefits, mechanism, evidence, regulatory status, sourcing, and strategic fit. Powered by Notion. Updated continuously.
Full 13-section dossiers with citations, internal notes, and decision logs. The web tool is the discovery surface — Notion is the source of truth.
Ingredients we're actively evaluating where the evidence is strong enough to act on. Click any card to read the full dossier.
5-dot scale across the library. Strong = multiple human RCTs or meta-analyses. Insufficient = preliminary or animal-only data.
How many ingredients across the universe support each benefit area. Click any to drill in.
Risk distribution across our ingredient base. Critical and High items need active mitigation strategy.
50 dossiers. Search, filter, sort. Click any row to read the full research-grade dossier.
Every ingredient supporting each outcome. Filled chips are in-product. Amber chips are candidates we're evaluating.
Each formulation is a unique blend that ships in multiple form factors — bag, tin, stick packs, single-serve. 8 active formulations across our line.
Geographic origin of every ingredient in our universe. Hover a region to highlight; click to jump to detail. Dot size = ingredient count. Red ring = high or critical supply risk.
Risk distribution and top suppliers across our ingredient base. Cross-referenced with the Master Supplier List in Notion.
Ingredients we're actively researching for future formulations, line extensions, and emerging market opportunities.
Type an ingredient. Claude pulls from PubMed, regulatory databases, supplier directories, and competitive sources to compose a 13-section research-grade dossier in 60 seconds. Review, edit, then publish to Notion.
Claude treats this like a senior R&D analyst would. The more context you give, the more strategic the dossier.