Ingredient research report per molecule
- Raw Vault
- Built
- Typical lead-retrieval app
- Not built
- Typical event app
- Not built
- Ingredient database
- Built
- Digital business card app
- Not built
For formulators and supplement sourcing teams
Walk the show floor like you have already done the homework.
Raw Vault keeps your ingredient research, your booth hit list and every sample you request in one place, so a two-minute conversation at a stand is still worth something three weeks later.
7 days free with no card needed, then Raw Vault Starter at $19/month only if you choose to carry on.
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How it compares
One app. Four jobs.
A supplement R&D team covering a show today needs three or four subscriptions — capture, the show planner, the ingredient database, and the card. Raw Vault covers the same ground in one place. No single app in these categories covers even a third of it.
| Capability | Raw Vault | Typical lead-retrieval app | Typical event app | Ingredient database | Digital business card app |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Research | |||||
| Ingredient research report per molecule | Built | Not built | Not built | Built | Not built |
| The study behind the claim, cited | Built | Not built | Not built | Built in part | Not built |
| Regulatory status by jurisdiction | Built | Not built | Not built | Built in part | Not built |
| Same molecule, different supplier | Built | Not built | Not built | Built in part | Not built |
| The show floor | |||||
| Event record and pre-show hit list | Built | Not built | Built | Not built | Not built |
| Hit list sorted by booth number | Built | Not built | Built in part | Not built | Not built |
| QR booth scan into a lead record | Built | Built | Built in part | Not built | Built in part |
| Capture with no signal, sync later | Built | Built in part | Not built | Not built | Not built |
| MOQ and price per kilo in the record | Built | Built in part | Not built | Built in part | Not built |
| Compare and follow up | |||||
| Supplier against supplier, side by side | Built | Not built | Not built | Built in part | Not built |
| Sample lifecycle: requested to received | Built | Not built | Not built | Built in part | Not built |
| Shared library, roles, and reports | Built | Built | Built in part | Built | Built |
| Digital business card, no printing | Built | Built in part | Not built | Not built | Built |
Comparison compiled October 2026 from publicly published feature information. Competitor capabilities change — verify before relying on them.
Research
The study behind the claim, cited
- Raw Vault
- Built
- Typical lead-retrieval app
- Not built
- Typical event app
- Not built
- Ingredient database
- Built in part
- Digital business card app
- Not built
Regulatory status by jurisdiction
- Raw Vault
- Built
- Typical lead-retrieval app
- Not built
- Typical event app
- Not built
- Ingredient database
- Built in part
- Digital business card app
- Not built
Same molecule, different supplier
- Raw Vault
- Built
- Typical lead-retrieval app
- Not built
- Typical event app
- Not built
- Ingredient database
- Built in part
- Digital business card app
- Not built
The show floor
Event record and pre-show hit list
- Raw Vault
- Built
- Typical lead-retrieval app
- Not built
- Typical event app
- Built
- Ingredient database
- Not built
- Digital business card app
- Not built
Hit list sorted by booth number
- Raw Vault
- Built
- Typical lead-retrieval app
- Not built
- Typical event app
- Built in part
- Ingredient database
- Not built
- Digital business card app
- Not built
QR booth scan into a lead record
- Raw Vault
- Built
- Typical lead-retrieval app
- Built
- Typical event app
- Built in part
- Ingredient database
- Not built
- Digital business card app
- Built in part
Capture with no signal, sync later
- Raw Vault
- Built
- Typical lead-retrieval app
- Built in part
- Typical event app
- Not built
- Ingredient database
- Not built
- Digital business card app
- Not built
MOQ and price per kilo in the record
- Raw Vault
- Built
- Typical lead-retrieval app
- Built in part
- Typical event app
- Not built
- Ingredient database
- Built in part
- Digital business card app
- Not built
Compare and follow up
Supplier against supplier, side by side
- Raw Vault
- Built
- Typical lead-retrieval app
- Not built
- Typical event app
- Not built
- Ingredient database
- Built in part
- Digital business card app
- Not built
Sample lifecycle: requested to received
- Raw Vault
- Built
- Typical lead-retrieval app
- Not built
- Typical event app
- Not built
- Ingredient database
- Built in part
- Digital business card app
- Not built
Shared library, roles, and reports
- Raw Vault
- Built
- Typical lead-retrieval app
- Built
- Typical event app
- Built in part
- Ingredient database
- Built
- Digital business card app
- Built
Digital business card, no printing
- Raw Vault
- Built
- Typical lead-retrieval app
- Built in part
- Typical event app
- Not built
- Ingredient database
- Not built
- Digital business card app
- Built
Comparison compiled October 2026 from publicly published feature information. Competitor capabilities change — verify before relying on them.
7 days free, no card.
No free tier and no surprises: the trial is the full Starter plan, it needs no card, and nothing renews on its own. It goes on at $19/month only if you choose to carry on.
- 01
Create your account
An email and a password, or one tap with Google. It takes about a minute.
- 02
Take the 7 days free inside the app
One tap starts the trial: no card, no payment details. It comes with up to 20 research snapshots, plus the hit list, the booth scanner, your library and your business card.
- 03
Carry on at $19/month if you want to
Nothing renews on its own and there is no card to cancel. Once the 7 days are up, subscribe to carry on: Starter includes up to 100 research snapshots a month.
Create an account and start the trial
Already using Raw Vault? See your plan options. Payments and cancellations are handled in your account.
Everything a show week throws at you
One app for the research, the floor and the follow-up, so nothing lives in a notebook, a phone photo or twelve open browser tabs.
Research snapshots
Enter a company and an ingredient. You get the primary human, animal and in-vitro studies, how the identity was resolved, and where it stands with regulators in the markets you sell into.
Hit list before the doors open
Plan the stands worth your time, with your event details, booth numbers and floor plans in one place, then tick each one off as you walk the hall.
Capture from the aisle
Scan a booth QR code and the vendor lands in your library straight away, instead of on a business card in your jacket pocket.
Follow-up that survives the show
MOQ, price per kilo, the rep and their number, spec-sheet photos, and where the sample stands. Compare suppliers side by side on the form they sell, price per kilo, MOQ and lead time, then export the report.
Every plan
A business card that never runs out
Build a card with your name, company, title, phone and LinkedIn, then let someone scan it at the booth or send it as a link. It opens in their browser, and you can keep a card for every show.
Team plan
One vault for the whole team
Invite your colleagues so each of them gets their own vault and unlimited research. Merge what the team gathered into your hit lists, vendor library and research, then share the result with everyone or just the people who need it.
The parts that pay off after the show
The write-ups, the records and the exports that keep a show useful once the hall goes quiet. They come with the vault, and they are yours to take away.
The end-of-show debrief
Ask for it when the show ends and your leads, meetings and samples come back as one written brief: the stands that paid off, the ingredients worth chasing, and what is still open.
Meetings and seminars, written down
Log who you met and which sessions you sat in on, with the room, the speaker and what was said. Bring your Google Calendar across and the week fills itself in.
Research in your inbox
Send a research snapshot to yourself the moment it is written — formatted, on your phone, and ready to forward before you are back at the desk.
A wish list for the floor
List the ingredients you came to find before you land, then tick them off as you find them. Whatever is still unticked is your follow-up list.
Everything leaves as a PDF
Research snapshots, hit lists and the show debrief all export as clean PDFs you can file, print or send on to the team.
What they look like
Two examples, straight out of the app.
Show Debrief
SupplySide West — show debrief
14–16 October 2026 · written from your own leads, meetings and samples
41 booths scanned · 24 vendors in library26 targets planned · 18 visited · 12 promoted7 samples requested · 6 meetings · 3 seminars
Top finds
1. Curcumin phytosome
Four human trials, and the bioavailability angle is the one that carries the claim.
2. Magnesium bisglycinate
In-vitro only so far, but the MOQ is low enough to trial it without committing to a drum.
3. Ashwagandha root
Strong human evidence, priced per kg, and the rep will hold the quote for sixty days.
Raw Vault · Show DebriefExample
Also in the PDF
Show Debrief
Summary
Three days on the floor, weighted towards bioavailability and joint-health ingredients. Twelve vendors were promoted into the library and four of the seven samples requested have already arrived at the office.
On the floor
Hall B held the ingredient suppliers and took most of the time. Two vendors quoted per drum only, so neither shows a landed price per kilogram yet.
Meetings
• Vendor A — contract manufacturing capacity for a two-piece capsule, follow-up quote promised.
• Vendor B — asked for a specification sheet on the phytosome form and a second sample pack.
Seminars attended
• Bioavailability of botanical extracts — the speaker walked through the phospholipid delivery data.
• Clean-label claims in the EU — what the novel-food check means for extract forms.
Raw Vault · Show DebriefExample
Show Debrief
By project
Joint health line
Two candidates shortlisted, both waiting on price and specification.
• Curcumin phytosome — landed price quoted, waiting on the COA
• Ashwagandha root — sample received, assay pending
Sample logistics
• Curcumin phytosome — received, assay pending.
• Magnesium bisglycinate — requested, not yet shipped.
Research finds
• Curcumin (phytosome form) — 4 human studies retrieved.
Not moved forward
• Vendor C — only sells the standardised extract, not the form the brief asked for.
Next steps
• 2 quotes waiting on a reply
• 1 sample not yet shipped
Raw Vault · Show DebriefExample
Ingredient Research Report
Curcumin (phytosome form)
Sample report · searched 12 October 2026
Search summary
Searched: Curcumin (phytosome form)
Resolved identity: Curcumin complexed with phosphatidylcholine, a phytosome
Synonyms searched: curcumin, curcuminoids, turmeric extract, phospholipid complex, phytosome
Forms found: Curcumin phytosome; standardised turmeric extract (95% curcuminoids)
Evidence snapshot
Human studies: 4 records located · Animal studies: 6 records located · In-vitro studies: 11 records located. These counts reflect records located by the search, not exhaustive coverage.
Human clinical evidence
Randomised, placebo-controlled trial in healthy adults — absorption of the phytosome form
Match: illustrative
Population: Healthy adults · Form: Curcumin phytosome · Route: Oral
Crossover pharmacokinetic study against a standardised turmeric extract
Match: illustrative
Design: Crossover · Form: Curcumin phytosome · Route: Oral
Example snapshot: the study entries illustrate the report layout and are not citations.
Raw Vault · Ingredient Research ReportExample
Also in the PDF
Ingredient Research Report
Animal evidence
Rodent model — plasma levels after oral dosing of the phytosome form
Match: illustrative
Model: Rodent · Dose: higher per kilogram · Route: Oral
Rodent model — repeated-dose safety over ninety days
Match: illustrative
Model: Rodent · Duration: 90 days · Comparator: Control group
Animal findings do not establish the same effect in humans.
In-vitro & preclinical evidence
Eleven cell and assay records located, including Caco-2 permeability and release from the phospholipid complex.
Preclinical finding — does not imply demonstrated human benefit.
Raw Vault · Ingredient Research ReportExample
Ingredient Research Report
Evidence interpretation
Human studies support the bioavailability angle in healthy adults; the animal and in-vitro work covers the rest of the picture. Nothing in the retrieved set supports a disease claim.
Regulatory status
United States — GRAS notifiedFramework: FD&C Act · Claims: structure or function claims only
European Union — permitted, with a novel-food checkPremarket: novel food status must be settled for the extract form
GRAS nuance: a different supplier selling a different complex is not automatically covered.
Primary sources
Every retrieved study is listed here with its journal, PMID or DOI, so the source can be opened from the report.
Raw Vault · Ingredient Research ReportExample
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Questions, answered
The short version of what the trial covers, what a snapshot contains, how the team level works, and what happens after the show. Anything else, ask us from the contact page.
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