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Your medicine drawer has boxes you don't remember buying or when they expire. Photograph the boxes (several in one shot) and get: each medicine's name, its active ingredient, its use in a plain word, and the printed expiry — saved to a list on your phone with a reminder a month before expiry, and a search like «do I have anything for a headache?».
Your file stays on your device — except what you choose to send to «Fill it for me»
How to use it
- Photograph the boxes from the side with the name and expiry (3–4 boxes per shot is fine).
- Check the list that appears (edit any date) and save it.
- Search by use, set a reminder a month before expiry, and download the list.
Questions
Does it give doses?
No. It reads what's printed on the box and the ingredient's common use only, with no doses or diagnosis. Doses come from the doctor, pharmacist or leaflet.
Does it read the expiry correctly?
It reads the printed date (month/year); if smudged or hidden it leaves it empty for you to type. Liquids and opened medicines expire sooner than the printed date — ask the pharmacist.
How does the reminder work?
The «Remind me» button saves an event in your phone's calendar a month before expiry, with no account and no notifications from us.
Is the list uploaded?
No; the photo goes to the model and isn't stored, and the list stays on your phone only (with a backup you download).
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