Dataset v1
Open compound data
A free download of the compound catalogue that journalists and AI tools can cite. 453 rows, one per compound. Every field is counted by the same rules as Methodology. Nothing here grades whether a compound works. It is not a way to download a list of sellers.
1,043 studies in people and 1,587 checked sources sit behind these rows. 72 compounds have no study of that compound in people. Those rows have null_flag true.
License
This dataset is licensed under Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International (CC BY 4.0). You may copy, redistribute and adapt it, including for commercial use, if you credit The Longevity Archive and link to https://thelongevityarchive.com/data. The license text is at creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0.
For any medical number, cite the compound page. This download helps you find things. It does not replace the study. It does not include user reports, prices, seller names or anyone's personal data.
Field dictionary
Version 1 is stable. A later version will change the web address or the version field. It will not quietly rename a field.
- slug
- The stable URL key. The profile lives at /compounds/{slug} and that page is the cite target.
- name
- The compound name as it appears on the profile.
- class
- The catalogue category (Metabolic, Longevity, Healing and Recovery, and the rest).
- kind
- What kind of thing it is when that is known: Peptide, Small molecule, Supplement, Hormone, Biologic, Blend or Procedure. Null when no kind has been attached.
- evidence_band
- One word computed from completed trials and counted people, by the published rule on /methodology. Not a verdict on whether the compound works. The arithmetic that produced it is on the profile.
- human_study_count
- Human-typed citations about this compound, excluding studies labelled as being about a different molecule and excluding retracted records, counted once per PubMed ID or NCT number (or per URL when neither is present). Same definition as the site-wide Human studies count, applied to one profile.
- people_n
- How many people the completed administered trials on the page state were given the compound. Null when there is no such trial. Zero when those trials exist but none of the lines state a headcount. This undercounts by design.
- null_flag
- True when the profile has no countable human citation of this compound. That is the same rule as the site-wide Null profiles count.
- pmids
- PubMed IDs parsed from citation URLs on the profile. Sorted, unique. Includes identifiers that sit on retracted or about-another lines, because those records are still on the page.
- ncts
- ClinicalTrials.gov NCT numbers parsed from citation URLs on the profile. Sorted, unique.
- last_reviewed
- Year of the newest cited study on the profile. Null when no citation carries a year. This is a fact about the evidence, not a claim that a person reviewed the page that year.
- url
- The compound profile on this site. Quote the study, not the summary, for any clinical figure.
Public API
Two GET routes that return the same JSON as the download. Open to any website (CORS open), and no key needed. An unknown compound name returns a 404 with an error object. Use these URLs. Do not scrape the web pages for the same numbers.
GET /api/compoundsThe catalogue: license details plus a list of every compound row.
GET /api/compounds/[slug]One compound. Example: /api/compounds/bpc-157.
GET /data/compounds.json//data/compounds.csvThe same catalogue as static files. CSV columns match the JSON keys, with PMID and NCT lists joined by semicolons.
Sample curl
curl https://thelongevityarchive.com/api/compounds curl https://thelongevityarchive.com/api/compounds/bpc-157 curl https://thelongevityarchive.com/data/compounds.json curl https://thelongevityarchive.com/data/compounds.csv curl https://thelongevityarchive.com/data/studies.json curl https://thelongevityarchive.com/data/studies.csv
How the counts are made is explained on /methodology. Who writes the pages is on /about.