Four tools,
one patient context.
Every tool does one job well. What makes them a platform is that they share state: the case you describe in chat is the case the generator drafts and the dose the calculator checks. Nothing gets retyped.
Protocol Generator
Intake in. Signed protocol out.
This is the core of Supercell. Fill a peptide-focused intake, or upload the patient's blood panel and let the values land in it, and the generator streams a draft protocol: compound selection with GRADE-graded evidence, a dosing schedule, a monitoring plan and the reconstitution math, every claim carrying its PMID.
Inside Protocol GeneratorSupercell Chat
Your clinical copilot. Every answer cited.
Peptides, hormones, longevity protocols: the questions come up mid-consult, and the answer is usually buried under fourteen browser tabs. Supercell Chat is the copilot that answers in the room, streamed, so there is no awkward wait with the patient watching.
Inside Supercell ChatDosage Calculator
Syringe-unit math. Pure math.
Reconstitution math in Excel is a transcription error waiting for a patient to happen to. The calculator does the math to the syringe unit: vial size, diluent volume, target dose, units to pull.
Inside Dosage CalculatorBring a real case. Leave with a signed protocol.
A 30-minute walkthrough on your own kind of case: intake, draft, dosage, signed dossier, end to end. No slideware.