Daily Greens for weeks when meals have been all over the place. Signal for afternoons when the focus goes. Pick either, or take both.
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A once-daily formula for inconsistent food days: greens, two prebiotic fibres, a named probiotic strain and defined micronutrient doses in one 15 g scoop.
Amla, ashwagandha, tulsi, turmeric, ginger, moringa and pomegranate have been in Indian kitchens and pharmacopoeias for centuries. What nobody printed was how much. Every tile below is as large as that ingredient is heavy.
Every number here is what one 15 g scoop actually gives you. The shaded strip behind a bar is the amount used in studies, so you can see where we land.
Standardised to 95 per cent, not ground root. A teaspoon of kitchen haldi has about a quarter of this, and your body absorbs very little of it.
The stress studies used 300 to 600 mg a day of an extract like this. One scoop gives you 510 mg. Plain ashwagandha powder off a shop shelf is much weaker, so you would need about two teaspoons of it to match.
Tannins are the part of amla that makes your mouth pucker. Bottled amla juice is watered down and carries very little of it. This comes from a concentrated extract instead.
About what you would get from eating a whole pomegranate. Most labels just say pomegranate and never tell you how much.
Two different fibres instead of one, because a big dose of a single fibre is what gives people gas and bloating. That is the usual reason a greens powder stops getting used.
This is concentrated ten times over. One scoop carries about as much as two tablespoons of dried moringa leaves.
Curd has plenty of live cultures, but they die off in a sealed pouch. This one survives, and the count is what is left on the last day of shelf life, not the day we blended it.
Twenty-three ingredients in total. These are the ones worth putting a number against on a homepage. The rest carry their weights on the ledger.
Open the ingredient ledger →A piece of salmon has about twice this much. Fish get their omega-3 from algae, so we skipped the fish and used the algae.
A cup of green tea has about 8 mg. This is roughly twenty-five cups, without the caffeine you would get from drinking them.
A 250 ml energy drink has about a gram of taurine and 80 mg of caffeine with it. This has more taurine and no caffeine at all.
One egg has about 147 mg, almost all of it in the yolk. This is close to three eggs. Skip eggs and there are very few other ways to get it.
You normally get this from red meat, about 100 mg in a 100 g serving of mutton. This is seven or eight servings' worth, which a vegetarian diet has no real way to reach.
A small box of blueberries has about 44 mg. This is roughly four boxes, with tart cherry alongside it.
A bacopa-only supplement uses a stronger extract and you take it for three months. Signal has less, because it carries bacopa alongside everything else in the scoop. We would rather show you that than pretend otherwise.
The same pomegranate extract that goes into Daily Greens, in a smaller amount. It is here for the fruit polyphenols, not for flavour.
Twenty-three ingredients in total. These are the ones worth putting a number against on a homepage. The rest carry their weights on the ledger.
Open the ingredient ledger →The ingredient file expands as each weekly release goes live. Research belongs to the ingredient and dose studied; batch documents belong to the pouch you receive.
Open the ingredient ledger →Daily Greens supports everyday nutrition. Signal supports everyday focus and cognitive endurance, without caffeine.
For weeks when meals have been all over the place.
For study blocks, deep work and afternoons that drag.
Everyday roleA daily nutritional base for mornings, busy weeks and the days in between.
One daily scoopBrings the nutritional layers together in one repeatable routine.
Everyday roleDaily caffeine-free support for focus, cognitive endurance and demanding work.
One daily scoopBrings the cognitive layers together without caffeine.
Daily Greens supports everyday nutrition. Signal supports everyday focus and cognitive endurance. Same scoop and serving size, two clearly different daily roles.
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Greens, algae, botanicals and a defined vitamin–mineral premix for everyday nutritional consistency.
Holds on a bad weekTwo prebiotic fibres, live cultures and digestive enzymes in one daily formula.
Usually noticed firstPolyphenols and adaptogens, for a flatter afternoon.
Compounds over weeksTyrosine, choline, taurine and algal DHA form the cognitive core.
No caffeineThe amino-acid, lipid and botanical layers are built for sustained cognitive work.
Built to be taken dailyBerry and lemon in an everyday caffeine-free focus formula.
Cold water, ten seconds
Daily Greens supports everyday nutrition, gut-friendly fibre and everyday energy. Signal supports focus and cognitive endurance without caffeine. Both are made for ordinary workdays, training days and everything between them.
See what each formula supports →Every ingredient printed in order. No proprietary blends.
Heavy metals and microbial limits, every batch, published against your batch code.
Nothing is in there to lengthen a label.
One level scoop, cold water, once daily. A pouch is 24 servings.
Daily Greens is not a meal replacement, not a weight-loss product, and not a treatment for any condition. It is daily nutrition, and we will not pretend otherwise.
Think about the last supplement routine you stopped. Tick what actually happened.
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Daily Greens covers the nutrition side. Signal covers everyday focus and cognitive endurance. Both use one 15 g scoop a day.
| What you want from it | Daily Greens | Signal |
|---|---|---|
| Everyday nutrition | Primary daily role | Not a primary role |
| Gut-friendly fibre | PHGG + inulin | Not a primary role |
| Defined micronutrients | 13 micronutrients | B-complex + minerals |
| Everyday focus | Not a primary role | Primary daily role |
| Cognitive endurance | Not a primary role | Built around the cognitive core |
| Daily serving | 15 g once daily | 15 g once daily |
| Batch documents | Linked to batch code | Linked to batch code |
Twenty-four servings, with a start and an end, rather than a tub you top up forever.
One scoop in cold water, before the day starts asking for things.
Every morning · 24 daysOne scoop daily, before your main work or study period.
Once daily · 24 daysFill one a day. A finite run is easier to finish than an open-ended one.
Each bar is how long the published trials on that ingredient ran. It is the research window, not a promise about your week.
Most people start with one pouch.
Founding batch pricing · no lock-in · cancel anytime, no retention calls
The first public batch has not shipped. These are from the closed pilot run, and they are labelled that way on purpose.
“I stopped buying four separate things. That alone made me consistent for the first time in two years.”
“Mango and lime, without being sweetened into a dessert. Third week in and my afternoons are noticeably flatter.”
“No jitter, because there is no caffeine in it. That was the part I did not expect to like.”
“The first three days on a full scoop were heavy. Half a scoop fixed it and I have not thought about it since.”
“They showed me the whole pack order list before I started. Most brands here will not put that in writing.”
Take one scoop daily in 250 to 300 ml of cold water. Daily Greens fits naturally in the morning. Take Signal before your main work or study period.
Some of it does not, and every honest brand should say so. Water soluble vitamins you do not need pass straight through. The fibre, the algae, the polyphenols and the minerals stay, and they are most of what you are paying for. What stays is what you are paying for, and it is the part a tablet does not carry.
It might for the first three days. There are two fibres in Daily Greens and going in at a full scoop from nothing is the usual reason people get bloated and quit. Half a scoop for three days and almost nobody has a problem. Twenty-three of our thirty testers had no issue at all, and the ones who did settled within the week.
Fibre and hydration you may notice inside a week. Everything else is a twenty-four day question, and some of it you will not feel at all, you would have to measure it. Anyone promising you a week is selling you something.
Yes. If you reliably eat six to eight portions of vegetables a day, you do not need this and we would rather you kept the money. Most people who ask already know they are not doing that. This exists to cover the gap on the days you do not.
Greens is mango and lime and it still tastes green underneath, because it is. Signal is berry and lemon and it is the easier of the two. Monk fruit only, so it is not sweetened into a dessert. Four of thirty testers said the greens was too grassy for them.
Yes. Signal stacks on Greens without repeating it, though amla and pomegranate appear in both by design. If you are on prescribed medication, ask your doctor before you start either.
Give it a fair run, then send back what is left within thirty days and we refund what you paid. We cover the return postage. How the promise works.
No payment now. Fifty-five seats in the first batch, and we email before it opens.
Mango + Lime. Greens, fibre and defined micronutrients in one 15 g scoop.
Berry + Lemon. Your daily focus blend.
Both pouches. Daily Greens for everyday nutrition, Signal for everyday focus and cognitive endurance.
Nothing is charged and nothing is owed. There are 55 places in the first public batch: 25 are chosen from useful, honest applications with proof of a routine, and 30 are drawn at random from eligible applications. One form enters you for both.
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Each layer has a defined role, with the ingredients named and the serving standard kept clear.
What standardisation figures mean, how to check an FSSAI licence, and what a greens powder should cost. Written by the people making it.
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