Supplements and medications gives you a daily check-off list for everything you take and shows how well you stick to it over time. Turn it on in Settings, then manage it from the Medications & supplements page.
Loopa tracks that you took something, on which days. It does not give dosing or medical advice. Follow the directions from your clinician and your labels.
Add what you take
In Add a supplement:
- Enter a name (a supplement or a medication).
- Set the amount and pick a unit (mg, mcg, IU, tablet, and so on), the way a pharmacist reads a label.
- Pick a frequency (Once daily, Twice daily, and so on).
- Choose when you take it: Morning, Afternoon, Evening, Bedtime, or Any time.
Tap Add and it joins your list.
Check it off each day
Your list is grouped by time of day. The header shows how many you have taken today (for example "3/5 taken today"). Tap Mark taken next to each item as you take it; tap again to undo. Use the pencil to edit an item or the x to remove it.
See your adherence
The Adherence card shows how consistent you are over a 7 or 30-day window:
- A streak badge for consecutive days logged.
- A day grid where each square is a day. Filled means you logged something; brighter means you took more that day.
- A by supplement breakdown showing how many of the last N days you took each one, as a bar and a count.
Switch between 7d and 30d with the range links.
Two different checks, and the difference matters
Your interaction alerts are a lookup. They come from FDA-approved product labeling, and each one quotes the label's own sentence, names the section it came from and gives the date that labeling took effect. See Medications and interaction alerts.
The mobieusAI second opinion on this page is a different thing. Tap Ask mobieusAI and it reads your supplements and medications together with the medicines and conditions in your health context, and raises anything worth putting to a pharmacist or clinician, including combinations no product label states. It also points out any name that looks misspelled, with a suggested correction.
It reaches further than the label lookup, and it cannot show you a source to read. Full details, including what it sends and what is kept: The mobieusAI second opinion.
Neither one is a diagnosis or a dose.
Tips
- Set the right time of day so your list matches your routine.
- Mark items as you take them, not in one batch that evening, so the count stays honest.
- A visible streak is a simple, powerful nudge to keep going.
