Turn cannabis chemistry into a clear product read.

Enter the cannabinoid and terpene values from a product label or certificate of analysis. Tagger translates those numbers into a readable chemistry profile and predicts the product's likely effects. You can then compare it with the experience you want.

Terpene values

Predicted effects are based on product chemistry patterns. Individual experiences may vary.

Give me the numbers from the label or COA. I’ll show you what the chemistry suggests and how it fits the goal you chose.

Awaiting chemistry

What Tagger does with the numbers.

A cannabis label can list useful chemistry without explaining what it means. Tagger turns that raw data into a consistent read you can understand, compare, and test in real life.

  1. 1

    Enter the product data

    Add the THC, total terpenes, and leading terpene percentages shown on the label or COA.

  2. 2

    Read the chemistry

    Tagger organizes the terpene signature and predicted effects into plain language.

  3. 3

    Compare it with your goal

    Budsworth shows where the product aligns with your selected effects profile and where it may miss.

A product name is only the beginning.

Cannabinoids + terpenes

The read starts with the measured compounds in the product, including THC and the balance of its leading terpenes.

Product format

Flower, vapes, concentrates, and edibles report potency differently. Tagger keeps the format beside the chemistry so the numbers stay in context.

Goal-specific fit

The same product can suit one goal and miss another. Every comparison is named against the profile you selected instead of assigning a universal score.

Your real-world evidence

Save the product and log a session afterward. What actually happened becomes more useful than relying on a strain name alone.

Not sure how to read a COA? I can show you where to find the numbers.

Learn to read a COA

Predicted effects are based on product chemistry patterns. Individual experiences may vary. This information is educational and is not medical advice.