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Airffic Meds

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Your medications and their times. Tap when taken, see the month, and know how many days' supply is left.

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Enter a name and times under Medicines and today's doses line up here.

What Airffic Meds is

The trouble with medication is not forgetting to take it; it is not remembering whether you did. Airffic Meds takes each medication and its times, lists today’s doses by hour, and records one when you tap it. Tapped by mistake? Tap again to undo.

A month grid shows, by color, the days you took everything and the days you took only some. It is not a screen for blaming missed days; it is a record to show your doctor next time. Enter how many you have on hand and it subtracts what you take to show how many days’ supply remain. Refill, and enter the new count.

It sends no notifications (a candidate for later). It makes no judgments about drug names, doses, or interactions. Follow your prescription and the advice of your doctor or pharmacist. Records stay in this browser without signing in, and open on other devices once you do.

How to use it

  1. 1Add a medicationName, dose per intake, and times such as 08:00 and 20:00. Quantity on hand is optional.
  2. 2Tap when takenToday lists doses by time. Tap Taken; tap again to undo.
  3. 3See the monthHistory shows a month grid. Dark days are complete, light days partial.
  4. 4See what is leftRemaining shows how many days’ supply you have. A mark appears when fewer than seven days remain.

Questions

Will it notify me when it is time?
No. Notifications are a candidate for later. Open it and today’s doses are listed.
Can it replace my prescription record or pharmacy app?
No. It does not hold prescriptions or share with pharmacies. It is a record of whether you took your medication.
Can I track a family member’s medication?
For now only your own. Switching between family members is a candidate for later.
Who can see my records?
Only you. Health records are the most sensitive kind, so sharing opens only to people you choose in your own sharing settings.
Do I need to sign in?
No. Without signing in, records stay in this browser.

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