StaQ Smarter. Know What Works.

Know what every dose adds up to.

StaQ.health brings medications, peptides, supplements, symptoms, and progress into one timeline, then adds modeled exposure and provider-ready context.

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StaQ Levels screen showing modeled active medication amounts for multiple drugs with steady-state target bands, clearly labeled as a personal estimate
Modeled, clearly labeled. Active amount, forecast, blood concentration, weight, and target range in one view.
Built for more context
RxMedications
PPeptides
SSupplements
PRProvider reports
Why StaQ

Logging a dose is easy. Understanding the pattern is harder.

A checkbox records an event. StaQ preserves the context around that event — exposure over time, titration, the rest of your regimen, and the outcomes you care about.

A basic dose log

Useful for remembering what happened, but limited when your routine or goals become more complex.

  • Taken or missed
  • Weight and basic side effects
  • Simple reminders
  • Single-medication history

StaQ context

A connected record that helps you see what changed, when it changed, and what questions to bring to your provider.

  • Estimated active amount and blood concentration
  • Peak-to-trough steady-state bands
  • Medications, peptides, and supplements together
  • Titration, symptoms, mood, weight, and injection sites
  • Provider-ready reports and raw data export
What StaQ does

The depth serious tracking deserves.

StaQ is built for people whose health routines do not fit neatly into one medication, one schedule, or one outcome.

Modeled exposure

See the curve, not just the calendar.

StaQ estimates active medication amount, size-adjusted blood concentration, steady-state progress, and the expected peak-to-trough band from logged doses and half-life inputs.

Titration history

Keep every phase connected.

Record target dose, source, concentration, schedule, and prescription context without rewriting earlier history.

Vial-aware

Units, milligrams, and supply.

Handle self-reconstituted, compounded, and prescription formats with concentration calculations and remaining-vial estimates.

Named regimens

One action for what you take together.

Group medications and supplements by schedule, then record the items actually taken without losing ingredient detail.

Daily context

Track what the number cannot explain.

Log weight, symptoms, mood, injection sites, notes, and timing alongside changes to the regimen.

Actual product screens

The product already goes deeper than a reminder.

These are real product screens, not conceptual mockups.

Today

Log the regimen. See the modeled context.

Scheduled regimens, quick dose entry, active medication cards, target bands, and receptor context share one working view.

StaQ Today screen showing the day's scheduled regimen with one-tap dose logging and modeled active medication context
History

Keep the details around each day.

Expand a date to review regimens, doses, check-ins, mood, notes, weight, and injection sites together.

StaQ beta History screen with an expanded day showing regimens, dose history, check-in scores, mood, notes, and injection sites
Less manual entry

Take the picture. Review the details. Keep the record.

StaQ is building AI-assisted capture so the documents that matter most become structured history, while you stay in control of what is saved.

+StaQ will turn bloodwork, supplement labels, and body-composition reports into connected history.
+You will review and confirm before anything is saved to your record.
+Designed to fit the regimen, exposure, and outcomes you already track in StaQ.
+Provenance will distinguish measured, logged, imported, AI-extracted, calculated, and modeled information.

StaQ will process documents for extraction without retaining the originals unless you deliberately choose to keep one.

LABBloodwork
Review first
ReportRecognized
ResultsOrganized
Review before savingConfirm
SUPSupplement label
Review first
LabelRecognized
IngredientsOrganized
Review every extracted fieldConfirm
BCBody composition
Connected
ReportRecognized
TrendsPrepared
Progress in contextIn context
Lean mass126.4 lbstable over 30 days
Body fat24.1%down 1.8 points
Sleep3.4 / 4weekly check-in
Weight−6.2 lbover 90 days
Target dose changedMedication timeline
Body composition importedDEXA report confirmed
Training and recovery trendViewed alongside modeled exposure
Performance context

Weight is one outcome, not the whole outcome.

For people training through treatment, StaQ connects weight, body fat, energy, and sleep to the same medication and regimen timeline — and will pull body composition and activity from DEXA scans and Apple Health.

The goal is not to replace a training app. It is to make treatment and regimen changes easier to understand alongside the progress you are working to preserve.

Provider-ready reporting

Bring a useful record, not a data dump.

StaQ turns self-reported history into a focused summary with dose and titration history, adherence, modeled exposure, weight, symptoms, supplements, mood, and injection-site context.

+Printable report plus raw CSV export.
+Clear separation between logged facts and modeled estimates.
+StaQ is building configurable report sections and connected lab-trend views.
StaQ Health Summary
Patient-controlled personal tracking report
90-day view
Logged doses12
Consistency92%
Active regimens2
Modeled medication exposure
MedicationCurrent targetModeled status
Weekly medicationPrescribed scheduleIn target band
Supplement regimenDaily13 of 14 logged
Consistency rewards

Consistent logging will earn you more.

StaQ will turn consistent logging into AI credits for label capture, lab import, and organized provider summaries.

Rewards will be based on logging consistency, not dose amount. Intentionally skipped items can be recorded without pressure to take something just to protect a streak.

92%logging consistency
Simple pricing

Free in private beta. Paid plans at launch.

Explore the full private beta at no cost. Public plans will be explained before anyone is billed.

Basic
Free beta
Private beta access while we shape StaQ.
  • Medication, peptide, and supplement logging
  • Modeled active amount and core trends
  • Provider-ready reporting and raw export
  • Real product access and direct feedback
  • No billing during the private beta
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More depth
StaQ Pro
At launch
Monthly and annual options at public launch.
  • Everything in Basic
  • Included monthly AI extraction credits
  • Bloodwork and body-composition trends
  • Advanced regimen and outcome context
  • Configurable provider-ready reports
Get beta access

AI features organize user-provided information and help prepare questions for a healthcare provider. They do not diagnose conditions or recommend treatment.

Questions

What to know before you join.

What can I track with StaQ?

StaQ currently supports injectable and oral medications, peptides, supplements, doses, vial details, weight, symptoms, mood, and injection sites. Named regimens help group items taken on the same schedule.

Are the medication levels measurements?

No. Active amount, blood concentration, receptor activity, and steady-state values are personal estimates from simplified models and user-entered data. They are not clinical measurements or dosing recommendations.

Can I photograph bloodwork or a supplement label?

That's a workflow StaQ is building. When it arrives, you'll review every extracted value before it is saved to your record.

How will AI credits work?

You'll be able to earn AI credits through consistent logging, or add them as needed. Pro plans will include a monthly allowance. Details will be finalized before launch.

Is StaQ a medical device or medical advice?

No. StaQ is a personal tracking tool for informational purposes. It does not diagnose, prescribe, recommend dose changes, or replace a licensed healthcare professional.

StaQ Smarter. Know What Works.

Build a record that makes every change easier to understand.

Join the private beta and help shape the tracker built for complete regimens, deeper context, and better provider conversations.

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