Documented outcomes.
Named methodology.
Most sleep supplements are never tested on the people who buy them. Aequo documents every cohort.
The cortisol curve Aequo tracks. Ideal vs. dysregulated.
Structured observational trials
Aequo trials are structured observational product trials with tracked weekly outcomes. They are not RCTs. They are designed to measure real-world protocol adherence, subjective outcome change, and formulation iteration inputs.
Participants are cognitively overloaded adults with self-reported evening cortisol-related sleep patterns. Outcomes are tracked weekly via the Aequo portal across four metrics: sleep onset, night-waking frequency, evening stress, morning energy.
Cohort outcomes inform every subsequent formula revision.
The first cohort
30-day structured observational trial. 20 participants. Cognitively overloaded adults with self-reported evening cortisol-related sleep patterns.
Outcomes tracked weekly via the Aequo portal across four metrics: sleep onset, night-waking frequency, evening stress, morning energy.
Full results to be published Q3 2026.
Four metrics, tracked weekly across 30 days.
20 spots. 30 days. Free.
Now enrolling
Cohort 2 is open to 20 participants. 30 days. Free. Full C-01 protocol and behavioural layer included. Direct access to the founding team.
Participants receive full access to the Aequo portal — ARC tracking, behavioural protocol, daily check-ins — throughout the trial.
Apply for the trialSleep onset
Time from lights-out to first sleep. Baseline captured at trial start, then measured weekly via portal check-in. Expected movement from week 3.
Night-waking frequency
Specifically the 3–5am wake pattern associated with cortisol-driven arousal events. Measured as frequency per week.
Evening stress
Subjective wind-down quality. Five-state check-in captured daily through the portal, informing the ARC score.
Morning energy
Subjective alertness on waking. Self-reported weekly. Expected movement from week 4 as HPA axis recalibrates.
Four signals, one 24-hour window.
Food supplement. Not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any condition.
Aequo trials are structured observational studies. They are not randomized controlled trials. Results are internal research outputs and not a substitute for clinical trial data.