About mond: the Supplement Tracker for iPhone

mond is a supplement tracker for iPhone. It answers one question: did I take it today? You log creatine, magnesium, vitamin D or anything else you take in one tap, and see your month at a glance. The iPhone app is coming soon to the App Store. The waitlist is open, and a web version works today.

mond at a glance

Name: mond
What it is: A supplement tracker app for iPhone, with a web version
Status: Not released yet. Coming soon to the App Store. No launch date has been announced. (As of October 23, 2026.)
Waitlist: Open. Leave your email and we'll tell you the day it's out.
Available today: The web version at web.trymond.com. You need to create an account or sign in.
Platforms: iPhone with iOS 17 or later, and the web version in a browser. No iPad or Android app.
Price: Free to download. Tracking your whole stack, reminders and widgets are free. mond Pro is optional and adds extras such as your full history. Pro pricing hasn't been announced.
Language: English
Medical status: Not a medical device and not medical advice
Website: trymond.com
Contact: matyas@trymond.com

What is mond?

mond is a supplement tracker for iPhone. You add the supplements you take, tap once when you take each one, and mond shows your month as a calendar of rings, so you can see which days are done. It started as a creatine tracker and works for any supplement.

Who is it for?

People who take one or more supplements most days, such as creatine for training, vitamin D, magnesium or omega-3, and want a quick, reliable answer to "did I take it today?" It suits people who want something lighter than a medication manager and simpler than a nutrition tracker.

What problem does it solve?

Daily supplements are easy to take on autopilot, so days blur together: you can't remember whether you took them this morning, and some days you don't take them at all. mond keeps a record of every dose, shows the gaps, and sends a daily reminder that names what you haven't logged yet.

How is mond different from a pill reminder?

Pill reminder apps, such as Medisafe or the Medications feature in Apple's Health app, are built around medication schedules: a reminder for each scheduled dose, refill tracking and, in the US, interaction warnings. mond is built around a daily supplement routine: amounts in grams, milligrams, pills, capsules or drops, a daily goal for each supplement, one-tap logging from a widget, a streak, and a reminder that names what's left.

mond doesn't check interactions and isn't meant for managing prescription medicines. If that's what you need, a pill reminder is the better tool. We compare them in mond vs Medisafe and mond vs Apple Health.

Which supplements can you track?

Any you take: creatine, magnesium, vitamin D3, omega-3, zinc, caffeine, a multivitamin, or something you add yourself. Each supplement gets its own unit (grams, milligrams, pills, capsules or drops), daily goal and schedule. Creatine has extra options: a suggested daily amount based on your body weight, a 7-day loading week, portions and a saturation estimate. See the supplement tracker and creatine tracker pages for details.

Which platforms does it support?

iPhone (iOS 17 or later) and a web version that runs in a browser. Reminders, widgets, Siri and Apple Health work only in the iPhone app. There is no iPad or Android app, and no Apple Watch app has been announced.

Is mond available now?

Not on the App Store yet. The iPhone app is coming soon; there's no announced date. You can use the web version today at web.trymond.com after you create an account.

Is there a waitlist?

Yes. Leave your email and we'll email you the day mond is on the App Store. We use your email only to tell you about mond. The privacy policy explains what we store.

What works today, and what comes at launch?

mond doesn't publish a roadmap. If a feature isn't listed here, it hasn't been announced.

Available you can use it today
At launch built into the iPhone app, which isn't on the App Store yet
Not available not part of mond

mond features: web version today and iPhone app at launch
Feature	Web version (today)	iPhone app
Your stack: add supplements and set daily goals	Available	At launch
Logging doses, including days you forgot	Available	At launch
Calendar, streaks and consistency	Available	At launch
Daily reminder that names what's left	Not available iPhone only	At launch
Widgets, Lock Screen and Control Center buttons, Siri	Not available iPhone only	At launch Lock Screen and Control Center need iOS 18 or later
Apple Health connection	Not available iPhone only	At launch Optional
Use without an account	Not available Sign-in required	At launch Data stays on your iPhone unless you sign in
mond Pro (optional extras such as full history)	Not available Set up in the iPhone app	At launch Price not announced

What mond doesn't do

Knowing the limits helps you pick the right app. mond does not:

scan barcodes or look products up in a supplement database. You add a supplement once by name and amount.
rate supplement brands, total up nutrients across products, or recommend what to take.
check for interactions between supplements and medicines.
manage medicines for someone else, or run on Android or iPad.

Other apps do these things well. Our comparison of supplement tracking apps shows which ones, with sources.

Is mond medical advice?

No. mond is a tracker. It doesn't diagnose, treat or recommend supplements, and it isn't a medical device. For creatine it can suggest a starting daily amount from your body weight, which you can change. For anything else, follow the label or ask a doctor or pharmacist.

Who makes mond?

mond is made by the mond team. For questions, press or corrections to anything on this site, email matyas@trymond.com.

Short descriptions you can quote

Writing about mond? These are accurate as of October 23, 2026.

One linemond is a supplement tracker for iPhone, coming soon to the App Store.

Shortmond is an iPhone app that tracks creatine, magnesium, vitamin D and the rest of your supplements. Log a dose in one tap, keep a streak and get a daily reminder that names what's left.

Longermond is a supplement tracker for iPhone that started with creatine and works for your whole stack. Each supplement has its own amount, unit and schedule. You log doses in one tap, from the app, a widget or Siri, see your month as a calendar of rings and get a reminder that names what you still need to take. It's free to download with an optional Pro upgrade, and coming soon to the App Store. A web version is available now.

Where to learn more

ProductSupplement tracker for iPhoneWhat you can track and how logging, schedules and history work. ProductSupplement remindersHow the daily reminder works, and when a pill reminder suits you better. CompareSupplement tracking apps comparedmond, Apple Health, SuppCo, Medisafe, MyTherapy and Cronometer, with sources. GuidesGuidesRemembering supplements, keeping a log and tracking creatine.

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