BadgerSkope

Search bar: Type any word to search across titles, summaries, benefits, dosing notes, and more. Supports multiple words — all must match. An autocomplete dropdown shows matching titles as you type.
Filter dropdowns: Category: Filter by wellness area (weight, brain, immune, etc.). Type: Filter by compound class. Known for: Filter by research theme. Evidence: Show only entries at a specific evidence level. Sort: Reorder by name, evidence strength, or type.
Quick find buttons: The row of pill buttons below filters lets you jump to common goals like “Weight loss” or “Brain & mood” with one click.
Group by: Use the “Group by” dropdown to organize entries into labeled sections by theme, compound type, evidence tier, or category.
Category chips: Click any colored category chip on a card to instantly filter by that category. A “Filter” tooltip appears on hover.
Reset filters: A red “Reset filters” button appears whenever any filter is active. Click it to clear everything.

Opening details: Click any card to open its full detail view. You’ll see the compound name, type, and evidence level in a header bar.
Evidence badges: Color-coded badges tell you how strong the evidence is. Green = FDA approved. Teal = strong human trials. Amber = early human studies. Orange = animal studies only. Gray = clinic practice or unknown. Hover any badge for a full explanation.
Evidence in context: A chart shows how this entry’s evidence compares to others in the same category. Look for the verdict: “strongest,” “above average,” or “below average.”
Source quality: A quality bar above the sources shows what percentage are from high-quality origins (FDA labels and peer-reviewed papers score highest).
Unit tooltips: Hover over units like mg, mcg, IU, or terms like HbA1c, IGF-1, BDNF to see plain-English definitions.
Sport/doping flags: Compounds banned by WADA or flagged by anti-doping agencies show an amber warning badge on cards and a banner in the detail view.
Collapsible sections: “Cycling” and “Published doses” sections start collapsed. Click to expand them.

Selecting entries: Use the checkbox on each card, or click “Select all” to select everything visible. The selection count shows in the toolbar and on the Compare tab.
Compare tab: With 2+ entries selected, switch to the Compare tab to see them side by side. Differences are highlighted. “Best” badges mark the strongest evidence.
Stack synergy map: The Compare tab also shows a synergy map revealing which of your selected compounds are discussed together in research or product lines.
Export CSV: Click “Export CSV” in the selection toolbar to download your selected entries as a spreadsheet.
View details (multi): Click “View details” with multiple selections to browse through them one by one with Previous/Next navigation.

Bookmarks: Click the star on any card or in the detail view to bookmark it. Toggle “Bookmarked only” in the toolbar to see only your bookmarks. Press b to bookmark, f to filter.
Private notes: Each detail view has a “Your private notes” section at the bottom. Your notes are saved only in your browser — never sent anywhere.
Recently viewed: A bar above the grid shows your last 6 viewed entries for quick access. Click × to clear history.
Reading tracker: A small green dot appears on cards you’ve already opened, so you can track what you’ve read.
Share & print: Use “Copy link” in the detail view to share a direct link to an entry. Use “Print” for a clean paper copy.

Overview: The Stats tab shows the database at a glance — total compounds and distribution charts for compound types, categories, evidence quality, and themes.
Click to filter: Click any bar in the Stats dashboard to switch to the Browse tab filtered by that value.

Dark/light theme: Click the sun/moon icon or press t. Your preference is saved. On first visit, it matches your system setting.
Offline access: After your first visit, BadgerSkope works offline — the full database is cached in your browser.
Related & similar: “Often discussed alongside” shows synergy-linked compounds. “Similar compounds” suggests entries in the same categories.
Report an issue: Found an error? Click “Report issue” in the detail view to open a pre-filled GitHub issue.