SupplementStack vs ColdLoad

SupplementStack helps you organize your supplements, build a daily routine, and keep track of what you take over time. Use SupplementStack to: - Track daily supplement intake by time of day - Organize supplements into stacks by goal - Add product details manually, from barcodes, or from label scans - Review ingredient totals and possible overlap across your stack - Track history, consistency, and routine changes - Manage inventory details such as serving count and refill timing SupplementStack is built for people who want a clearer supplement system without spreadsheets, notes scattered across apps, or forgotten bottles in the cabinet. Important: SupplementStack is an organizational and informational tool. It does not provide medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment recommendations. Always consult a qualified healthcare professional before starting, stopping, or changing any supplement routine. Subscriptions unlock expanded tracking, scans, history, and stack insights. Website subscriptions are available through supplementstack.com. iOS subscriptions are available through Apple In-App Purchase and can be managed from your Apple account. Terms of Use (EULA): https://supplementstack.com/terms Privacy Policy: https://supplementstack.com/privacy

Between sets, ColdLoad turns your target weight into plates for each side, using the equipment you own. If the target cannot be loaded, compare the nearest lower and higher weights before choosing. - Separate kg and lb profiles. - 20 kg, 15 kg or custom bars, with collars and a total load limit. - Count the weight already on your bar in reverse mode. - Save available plate pairs or calculate with unlimited stock. - Five plate appearances and an optional personal marking. Calculations run on your device. No account, ads, tracking, subscription or backend. What is free, and what is not Everything ColdLoad already did stays free, forever. ColdLoad Pro is an optional one-time in-app purchase: unlimited saved gyms, each with its own plates, collars, bar and limit, named specialty bars per gym, and percentages of your own reference load turned into weights your equipment can really build.