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Building DigDep.com: A Dev’s Quest to Open Source Supplement Science
If you’ve ever searched for “best supplements for arthritis” or tried to decode ingredient lists on health blogs, you’ve probably landed on Examine.com or Healthline-style articles. They’re useful—but often limited by slow updates, paywalls, or one-size-fits-all summaries. That’s exactly the problem I’m trying to solve with DigDep.com — a developer-led project to map supplement products directly to clinical research, using AI pipelines and transparent data logic.
If you’ve ever searched for “best supplements for arthritis” or tried to decode ingredient lists on health blogs, you’ve probably landed on Examine.com or Healthline-style articles. They’re useful—but often limited by slow updates, paywalls, or one-size-fits-all summaries.
That’s exactly the problem I’m trying to solve with DigDep.com — a developer-led project to map supplement products directly to clinical research, using AI pipelines and transparent data logic.
