Your label is data. We've already structured it.

See your products the way buyers and agents do.

Every product in our catalog carries both its raw label values and a normalized representation. If we got something wrong — an outdated formulation, a misread unit, a discontinued SKU — you are the most qualified party to correct it.

Claiming your brand gives you:

• Listing control. Review and correct the normalized data for every SKU we carry. Corrections go through the same moderation pipeline as all data — verified, not merely accepted.
• Verified brand badge. Claimed and reviewed products are marked as brand-verified in the catalog and in agent API responses.
• Catalog completeness. Submit missing products in bulk. Our existing contributor-credit system applies: approved submissions earn credits against your subscription.

Benchmark your formulation against the market.

A normalized database of 200k+ formulations can answer questions a label never will:

• What does the market actually dose this ingredient at — median, range, and trend?
• Which forms are competitors using (e.g., magnesium bisglycinate vs. oxide), and at what price per effective serving?
• Which products overlap with your SKU closely enough to be direct substitutes?
• Reformulation alerts. Webhook or email when a watched competitor product changes its ingredient list.

Early access is limited while we harden the dashboards. Brand subscribers get access in order of signup.

43.8% of protein supplements on the EU market carry unauthorized health claims.^¹

Under Regulation (EC) No 1924/2006, only authorized claims from the EU Register may be used — exact wording included. Enforcement is national, penalties vary by member state, and marketplaces increasingly delist non-compliant products.

We are building a claims checker on the same verification pipeline that powers this catalog:

• Paste a product page, label text, or ad copy.
• Every health and nutrition claim is flagged against the EU Register — authorized, on-hold (botanicals), or prohibited.
• For each violation, we suggest the nearest permitted wording.
• Every verdict links to the underlying register entry. Traceability over trust-us.

¹ Rodríguez-Hernández et al., 2025 — analysis of 209 health claims on protein supplements sold via Amazon and Google Shopping.

One formulation, twenty-seven rulebooks.

EU-level rules are only the floor. Member states set their own maximum permitted levels, novel-food interpretations, and mandatory warnings — melatonin alone is regulated differently in nearly every market it's sold in. We are extending the catalog's normalization engine to screen a formulation against: novel-food catalogue status, per-country maximum levels, and required label warnings.

Get in early. Tell us what you're up against.

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