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Meals, blood work, supplements, sleep, training — read as one intelligent picture. So you always know the one thing to change next.

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Nutrient levels
IronIn range
Vitamin DLow
B12In range
Counted together
Eggs at breakfast
From food
Eggs at breakfast
320 IU
D3 with lunch
From stack
D3 with lunch
1000 IU
The complete picture

Everything your body is telling you. One companion.

Your blood work, your wearable, your training, and what you actually eat — read together, so your nutrition finally reflects your whole life instead of a food diary.

Blood reports
Blood reports
PDF in, plain English out
Wearables
Wearables
Sleep, recovery, heart rate
Workouts
Workouts
Training load & recovery
Meals
Meals
Indian foods, logged in seconds
Glucose device support is on the roadmap.
The ScoopWell engine
Every signal weighed together, against published evidence.
Today's plan
What to eat more of
Stack timing
When each supplement lands
Weekly check-in
What's drifting, what's working
Advisory Board

The people who keep us honest.

Not an editorial team. A working panel of practitioners who've spent their careers making Indian nutrition science credible.

Portrait of Sheela Krishnaswamy

Sheela Krishnaswamy

With 40+ years of expertise in clinical nutrition, public health, and corporate wellness, Sheela Krishnaswamy is among India's most respected nutrition experts, with leadership roles in national and international dietetic associations.

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Prof. M. Radhakrishna Pillai

One of India's foremost biotechnology scientists, Prof. M. Radhakrishna Pillai is renowned for his pioneering translational research and internationally acclaimed scientific contributions, including serving as Director of the Rajiv Gandhi Centre for Biotechnology.

Portrait of Dr. Dharini Krishnan

Dr. Dharini Krishnan

Widely recognized for 40+ years of advancing evidence-based nutrition and lifestyle disease management, Dr. Dharini Krishnan has been at the forefront of clinical nutrition and digital nutrition innovation in India.

Three rings · Wellness Bank

Close your rings. Build your bank.

Nourish, Replenish, Thrive — three daily rings that deposit into one score you can watch grow.

Nourish

Every nutrient as a 7-day trend — see where food falls short, and what fixes it.

ScoopWell Nourish — nutrition score, weekly picture, and micronutrient gaps
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Replenish

One coverage number, then the receipts — how much of each gap your stack closes.

ScoopWell Replenish score — 60% total coverage with 30-day trend
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Wellness Bank

Every closed ring deposits into one 0–100 score that compounds week over week.

ScoopWell Wellness Bank — how it works, with cumulative weekly trend
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Food logging

Indian food, logged in seconds.

Built for Indian plates

4,200+ Indian foods mapped to IFCT — idli, rajma chawal, poha, filter coffee. Not a Western database with dal bolted on.

Snap or search, seconds either way

Photograph your plate or type three letters. Portions are read in katori and roti — the way you actually serve food.

Every log feeds the engine

Each meal updates your nutrient picture, your supplement timing, and what the companion knows about you.

ScoopWell Food Log — calories left, macros, and today's meals
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Go further withScoopWell Coach.

Already knows your labs, your meals, your recovery. Answers only in your numbers — never a template.

Ask anything

Answers from your blood work.

Training for your first marathon? The reply starts from your labs, your meals, your mileage — and it's usually shorter than you'd fear. Sometimes the whole answer is: add creatine.

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Marathon · 16 weeks out
Today 7:41 am

First marathon in October. What needs to change?

Delivered
Read your last 6 weeks
Sleep6h 40m avg
Iron from meals11 mg/day
Training38 km/week

Less than you'd think, Aarav. Protein and carbs are already in range — add creatine, 5 g daily, and let's bring your iron up.

From your blood report · Jun 22
Ferritin41 ng/mL
LowOptimal for runners · 50+
Ask your coach
Check-ins

It texts first.

The night before your longest run, your coach already knows — and reaches out with the one thing that matters: what's on tonight's plate.

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Week 6 · Long-run eve
Saturday 6:14 pm

Tomorrow's your longest run yet — 24 km. Dinner should be carb-forward and early. From the way you usually eat, I'd make this:

Veg pulao · one pot
Fits your pattern

Rice, peas & carrots, easy on oil — you cook rice most nights, so this is a 25-minute switch.

92 g carbs · dinner by 8 pm · run at 5:30 am

Making it now.

Delivered

Good. I'll check on your legs tomorrow.

Ask your coach
Evidence

Ask why. Get the paper.

Push back on any recommendation and it shows its receipts — ICMR-NIN guidelines, peer-reviewed research, real citations. Never made up, never a hunch.

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Evidence check

Creatine for a runner? Where is that coming from?

Fair question — it isn't just a gym supplement. Every call here traces to published research and your own numbers.

Sources
1
Creatine supplementation and aerobic performance
jissn.biomedcentral.com
2
Serum ferritin and iron status in distance runners
pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov
3
Dietary Guidelines for Indians — ICMR-NIN, 2020
nin.res.in
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Your plan

One plan. Yours alone.

Everything it knows folds into a single living plan — timed to how each nutrient absorbs, reshaped every time you log. Never a template.

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Your plan

Pull all of this into one plan?

Delivered

Done — timed to how each piece absorbs. It lives on your Today screen and reshapes itself every time you log.

Marathon build · daily
PERSONAL
MorningIron + citrus · two hours clear of coffee
LunchVitamin D3 with your biggest meal
Post-runCreatine 5 g · with carbs
NightMagnesium glycinate · 30 min before bed
Reshapes as your labs and logs change.
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ScoopWell LenS

Clarity is built.
Not marketed.

Lens reads every supplement the way a clinical reviewer would — structure, evidence, and context.

Published evidence, FSSAI and FDA enforcement data, third-party testing standards. Not sponsored. Not marketing copy.

Inactive Ingredients

Safe
Hypromellose
Thickener, Binder
Rice Extract
Flavoring Agent
Chlorophyllin
Colorant
Rice Fiber
Bulking agent, Filler, Anti-caking
Water
Solvent
Manufacturing Standards
High
Testing Benchmarks
Low
Product Quality
Low

Seven pillars behind every review.

01

Form & bioavailability

Magnesium glycinate beats oxide. We look at the absorbable form, not what's printed on the front.

02

Active ingredient transparency

Exact mg per active. No proprietary blends hiding what you're actually paying for.

03

Inactive ingredients & fillers

Titanium dioxide, artificial dyes, contested sweeteners — flagged with context, not panic.

04

Third-party testing

NSF, Informed Choice, USP — we check the lab work, not the marketing.

05

Manufacturing quality

GMP certification, facility records, contract manufacturer reputation.

06

Regulatory standing

FSSAI compliance history alongside FDA enforcement — recalls included.

07

Source & sustainability

Origin of key ingredients, sustainability of fish oils, supply chain transparency.

Personalised stack review

Your whole stack, one honest picture.

Quality, value, dosage, and fit with your goals — every supplement you take, reviewed together. With precise fixes, not vague advice.

ScoopWell Stack quality — StackScore 79 with coverage, dosage, value, and safety
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Schedule
Today, 19 June
Morning
8:00 am reminder · Edit
Log all
Vitamin D3 2000 IU
Took 1 tablet
Omega-3 Fish Oil
Took 2 capsules
B-Complex
1 tablet
Evening
9:30 pm reminder
Magnesium Glycinate
300 mg · before bed
Coming to your phone

Never miss a dose.

Supplements don't work if you forget them half the time. Those days are over — morning and evening groups, one-tap logging, and reminders timed to how each supplement absorbs.

Go deeper withyour blood work.

Your report already knows what your body needs. We make it readable — and actionable.

Your blood report, finally in English.

1
Upload the PDF

Any major Indian lab. We read the report you already have — no retesting needed.

2
We translate it

Every marker in plain English. What's healthy, what's drifting, what actually matters this month.

3
Your plan adapts

Low vitamin D changes your targets quietly. No guessing, no generic charts.

Encrypted at rest. Only you see the numbers — never coaches, never advisors. Deleted on request.

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Synced 2 hours ago · Thyrocare
Blood report
46/ 48
markers in range
What stands out
1Vitamin D
22 ng/mL

Low — like most of urban India. Very fixable; your plan has already adjusted.

2Ferritin
41 ng/mL

Fine for daily life, low for marathon training. Iron-rich meals are being built in.

The other 46 markers are where they should be.
Explore Regimen

Built around your goals.

Well-established regimens designed and verified by expert nutritionists — calibrated to your age, diet pattern, activity, and lab data.

Essential Health
Your baseline · daily

Essential Health

Fitness
Train · recover

Fitness

Energy
Steady · all day

Energy

Sleep
Deep · restorative

Sleep

Hair
Roots · cycle

Hair

Skin
From inside

Skin

Weight Management
Satiety · balance

Weight Management

Immunity Support
Built when well

Immunity Support

Bone & Joint
Long-term frame

Bone & Joint

Eye Health
Screen-day support

Eye Health

Gut Health
Fiber · biome

Gut Health

Every regimen personalises to your age, sex, activity, and diet pattern.

Built for privacy.

Your data is yours. Never sold, never shared — encrypted at rest. Deleted the day you ask.

Crafted with care.
Built for real life.

For the first-time runner. The home cook. The new parent on five hours of sleep. The sixty-year-old getting stronger. If you eat, this was built for you.

Morning run
Home cooking
Coastal ride

Questions, answered plainly.

Anything else — write to us at admin@scoopwell.in.

No. ScoopWell gives evidence-based nutrition guidance grounded in your own data. For medical conditions, diagnosis, or treatment, always work with your doctor — and bring your ScoopWell picture with you.

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