Research-first compound intelligence for stacks, cycles, and evidence review
Explore compounds through indexed literature, transparent scoring, and structured tracking workflows. CompoundAtlas is built for people who want to inspect the evidence, not just consume recommendations.
130
compounds
10747
studies indexed
MIT
open-source license
CompoundAtlas indexes peer-reviewed studies from PubMed and Semantic Scholar, computes transparent evidence scores, and lets you build stacks, track cycles, and check interactions — all open source, no paywalls, no ads.
Highest Evidence Scores
Top compounds by research coverage
Tirzepatide
81Dual GLP-1/GIP receptor agonist; GIP agonism sensitizes adipocytes and augments incretin effect beyond GLP-1 alone
Evidence
Strong evidence
Safety
Not yet assessed
Creatine Monohydrate
78Increases intracellular phosphocreatine, enhancing ATP resynthesis during high-intensity activity
Evidence
Strong evidence
Safety
Not yet assessed
Retatrutide
78Triple GLP-1/GIP/glucagon receptor agonist; adds hepatic fat mobilization and increased energy expenditure to GLP-1/GIP incretin effects
Evidence
Strong evidence
Safety
Not yet assessed
Semaglutide
78GLP-1 receptor agonist: delays gastric emptying, suppresses appetite via hypothalamic signaling, stimulates glucose-dependent insulin secretion
Evidence
Strong evidence
Safety
Not yet assessed
Survodutide
77Dual GLP-1/glucagon receptor agonist; adds hepatic fat mobilization and increased energy expenditure to GLP-1 satiety effects
Evidence
Strong evidence
Safety
Not yet assessed
HGH
76Binds GH receptor on hepatocytes → IGF-1 production; directly stimulates lipolysis in adipose; promotes nitrogen retention and tissue repair via IGF-1/mTOR/PI3K
Evidence
Strong evidence
Safety
Not yet assessed
How Evidence Scoring Works
Every compound gets a score from 0–100 based on six factors computed from indexed research. The goal is not to replace judgment, but to make the underlying signal easier to inspect and compare.
Study Count
More studies mean a stronger evidence signal.
Study Quality
RCTs and systematic reviews weighted over case reports.
Sample Size
Larger cohorts reduce noise in the signal.
Consistency
Aligned results across independent research groups.
Replication
Multiple independent replications required for high scores.
Recency
Recent research weighted more heavily than older studies.
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