Radixx
See how everything you take affects everything else.
Radixx connects medications, nutrients, supplements, herbs, lab tests and conditions into one cross-referenced knowledge graph. You can trace how a medication depletes a nutrient, how a supplement interacts with a prescription, and what to ask your doctor next.
A Jackson-Goos product · Built and maintained by Goos Labs

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People take prescriptions, vitamins, supplements and herbs from different sources, and almost nobody sees how they interact. A common acid reducer can quietly drain B12 and magnesium for years. Fatigue gets treated as fatigue. The information exists, scattered across monographs nobody reads.
From first step to done.
Start anywhere
Search a medication, nutrient, herb, lab test or condition, including by brand name. Or start from a symptom with the Symptom Compass.
Follow the connections
Every entry links to what it depletes, what it works with, and what it can be swapped for, with severity grading.
Build your stack
Add what you actually take. Radixx schedules it, spaces out conflicts, and scores the stack.
Walk into the appointment prepared
Print a doctor-visit summary with your stack, flagged interactions and the questions worth asking.
What Radixx does.
Symptom Compass
Start from how you feel. Radixx ranks related conditions using symptom synonyms, prevalence and your own medications. An emergency red-flag check always runs first.
Condition care paths
A four-step path for every condition: understand it, test for it, treat it, track it. Relevant labs and complicating medications are highlighted.
My Stack Today
A daily schedule for everything you take, with a timing engine that spaces out conflicting items automatically, plus check-offs and streaks.
Stack Score
A 0–100 score for your regimen, with each deduction named and a one-tap fix.
Medication depletion timelines
Which nutrients a medication drains, how fast, and what a repletion plan looks like.
Interaction graph
Severity-graded relationships among medications, nutrients, herbs and supplements.
Doctor-visit sheet
A printable summary built for a 15-minute appointment.
AI monographs
Structured, on-demand write-ups for any entry, cached and shared across the knowledge base.
A knowledge graph that other products can build on.
Radixx exposes two APIs. An analysis engine takes symptoms, medications, conditions and age and returns likely nutrient factors with supplement guidance. A reference API answers search, entry and polypharmacy queries. Continua uses both to produce condition-aware health reports for the people in its care.
- Deterministic analysis, not free-form generation
- Concept matching that bridges terms (anemia → fatigue)
- Metered API keys for partners
Reference, never a diagnosis.
Radixx's analysis is deterministic. It runs over a structured graph of depletions, deficiency symptoms and interactions. AI writes the monographs and powers the assistant, and every result points you back to a clinician.
- An emergency red-flag gate runs before any results
- Structured evidence behind every link
- Hand-off to an assistant for follow-up questions
Built for
Owned by Jackson-Goos. Built and maintained by Goos Labs.
Trust & security
- For information only. Not medical advice.
- Personal tracking stays on your device
- Red-flag symptoms always point to emergency care first
Radixx is an educational reference and is not medical advice. Always talk to a qualified clinician before changing medications or supplements. If you have emergency symptoms, call your local emergency number.
Works with the portfolio.
Frequently asked.
Is Radixx medical advice?
No. Radixx is an educational reference to help you have a better conversation with your clinician.
Where does my stack data live?
Personal tracking like check-offs and symptom logs stays on your device.
The cross-referenced health encyclopedia.
See Radixx for yourself, or talk to us about your team.