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Pilora is an iOS app — download it from the App Store. Sign up happens inside the app on first launch. There is no web sign-up; the website is a marketing page only.

Point your camera at any supplement or medication bottle. Pilora uses AI to read the label, extract every ingredient with its dosage, and identify the product. You can take up to 2 photos — front and back labels. The AI merges both and gives you editable results in seconds.

Yes, for all users including the free tier. Pilora automatically cross-checks every supplement and medication on your shelf against a curated database backed by NIH, Examine.com, and PubMed sources. It flags critical conflicts (like calcium blocking thyroid medication), moderate absorption issues, and even beneficial synergies (like Vitamin D3 + K2).

Subscriptions are managed through the App Store via in-app purchase. Open the app, tap Settings → Upgrade to Pro, and choose monthly or annual. All paid plans include a 7-day free trial.

Cancel anytime in iPhone Settings → Apple ID → Subscriptions → Pilora. You'll keep your Pro features through the end of the current billing period. Apple handles all billing and refunds.

The free plan lets you track up to 5 supplements with interaction checking, daily reminders, and one time slot per supplement. It covers the most common use case: taking a few vitamins at a set time each day. Upgrade to Pro when you need multiple daily doses, meal-relative timing, phased protocols, or more than 5 supplements.

Pro users can create multi-phase protocols like creatine loading (5g for 7 days, then 3g maintenance) or prednisone tapers. Cycling plans alternate between on and off periods (e.g., 5 days on, 2 days off). Pilora tracks which phase you're in and automatically transitions to the next one.

Yes — the Family plan supports up to 6 profiles. Each family member gets their own shelf, schedule, and interaction checks. Perfect for managing an elderly parent's medications alongside your own supplements.

Yes. Pilora tracks how many capsules, tablets, or servings you have left. Each time you tap Taken, the count decreases. When your supply runs low (less than 7 days left), you get a push notification reminding you to reorder.

No. Pilora is an information and tracking tool, not a medical device. All interaction data is sourced from published research, but you should always consult your doctor or pharmacist before making changes to your medication or supplement regimen.