CannClicks organizes terpene science the way a graph thinks: myrcene links to its boiling point, its aroma profile, the strains it dominates, and the studies that mention it — every fact a node, every relationship traversable.

A COA (certificate of analysis) parser turns lab PDFs into structured data, letting readers move from a product's lab sheet directly into the science behind each compound.

Scientific content modelingCOA parsingKnowledge base architectureGraphForge deploymentReverse-proxy PHP

How it works

Model. Twenty-one terpenes are modeled as entities with properties, effects, sources, and citations.

Parse. Uploaded COAs are parsed into structured compound profiles.

Link. GraphForge connects compounds, effects, and literature into one navigable graph.

Serve. A PHP reverse-proxy layer fronts the engine for cache-friendly public delivery.

FAQ

Is this medical advice?

No — it's a referenced scientific summary. Claims link to their sources and are framed as research findings, not treatment guidance.

Who uses it?

Consumers decoding lab results (B2C) and brands who want education-grade content behind their products (B2B).