Comparison
mond vs SuppCo: which fits you?
SuppCo and mond both track the supplements you take, but they're built for different jobs. SuppCo is a research companion: a database of over 160,000 supplements, a scanner, brand quality scores and an analysis of your stack. mond is a quick daily tracker: one tap to log, a reminder that names what's left, and a calendar that shows whether today is done.
mond isn't on the App Store yet. Its entries describe the iPhone app as built for launch. SuppCo's entries come from its App Store listing and website, linked at the end.
The short answer
Choose SuppCo if
- you want to scan or look up products and see what's in them
- you want quality scores for brands and an analysis of your stack
- you'd like expert-built protocols and research for a health goal
- you use Android, or want an app you can download today
Choose mond if
- you already know what you take and want logging to take one tap
- you want a Home Screen widget, Lock Screen and Control Center buttons, and Siri
- you take creatine and want a loading week, portions and a saturation estimate
- you'd rather not create an account: mond works without one
Side by side
- Available works today
- At launch in mond for iPhone, not released yet
- Not available not offered
- Not verified not in official sources
| Feature | mond | SuppCo |
|---|---|---|
| What it is | Supplement tracker for a daily routine |
Supplement tracker and companion with research tools |
| Price | Free to download; optional mond Pro (price not announced) |
Free, with in-app purchases (prices not verified) |
| Platforms | iPhone (iOS 17 or later); web version |
iPhone ("Only for iPhone" on the App Store) and Android |
| Adding supplements | At launch By name, with your own unit, amount and schedule |
Available From a database of over 160,000 supplements, or with the scanner |
| Product information | Not available No product database |
Available Quality ratings for 500+ brands on 29 attributes; research and price per serving |
| Stack analysis | Not available | Available Your routine rated by an algorithm, with recommendations for your age and sex |
| Nutrient totals | Not available | Available Totals across the products you take |
| Daily logging | At launch One tap from the app, a widget or Siri; past days too |
Available Intake tracking. Details not verified |
| Schedules and reminders | At launch Schedules by day of the week or cycle; one daily reminder that names what's left |
Available A smart schedule and daily reminders |
| History | At launch Month calendar, streaks and 30-day consistency |
Not verified Not described in official sources |
| Creatine tools | At launch Suggested amount from body weight, loading week, portions, saturation estimate |
Not verified Creatine products and research, but no tracking tools listed |
| Widgets and Siri | At launch Home Screen widget; Lock Screen and Control Center on iOS 18 or later; Siri |
Not verified |
| Account | Optional. Without one, your data stays on your iPhone |
Its website asks new users to create a free account |
| Availability | Coming soon Waitlist open; web version available |
Available Version 1.10.0 (September 29, 2026). Its website says it's in beta and open to new users |
Where SuppCo is stronger
SuppCo knows about products. Its App Store listing describes a database of more than 160,000 supplements, quality ratings for over 500 brands based on 29 attributes, research with price per serving, more than 80 protocols for health goals, and an algorithm that rates your routine and suggests changes. It also shows nutrient totals across what you take.[1] If you're still choosing what to buy, or want to know what's in the products you have, that's a real advantage. It's also available now, on iPhone and Android.[2]
mond does none of this. It doesn't know what's in a product, doesn't rate brands and doesn't recommend what to take.
Where mond is different
mond assumes you've already decided what you take, and makes the daily part as quick as possible. Each supplement has your own amount, unit and daily goal. You log with one tap from the app, the Home Screen widget, a Lock Screen or Control Center button on iOS 18 and later, or Siri. The reminder lists only what you haven't logged, and the month calendar shows your streak and any gaps.
Creatine gets extra tools, from a suggested daily amount based on your body weight to a 7-day loading week and portions. You can use mond without an account, and there's a web version if you sign in.
Can you use both?
Yes. Some people research and choose products in an app like SuppCo, then track the daily routine in a simpler tracker. If SuppCo's own tracking already does what you need, one app is simpler.
Questions
Is SuppCo free?
Its App Store listing says it's free with in-app purchases. We didn't verify the names or prices of its paid features, so check the listing before you decide.
Does SuppCo work on Android?
Yes. SuppCo's website links to its Android app on Google Play.
Does mond have a supplement database or scanner?
No. You add each supplement once by name, unit and amount. That keeps logging fast, but mond can't tell you what's in a product or how it scores.
When can I try mond?
mond is coming soon to the App Store. Join the waitlist to hear the day it's out, or use the web version now.
Sources
- SuppCo: Supplement Scanner, App Store listing (US), version 1.10.0. apps.apple.com
- SuppCo website, including its FAQ and download links. supp.co; Android app: Google Play
- mond features: About mond and the supplement tracker page.
How we compare: we describe SuppCo only from its official App Store listing and website, checked October 23, 2026, and mark anything they don't mention as Not verified. We didn't create a SuppCo account or test its paid features. We make mond. SuppCo is a trademark of its owner; mond isn't affiliated with or endorsed by SuppCo. Full methodology.
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