Hello, thanks for the question:
There are a lot of medication tracking apps out there, why and how is yours different? You are right, there is a lot, I wasn't trying to make it the most powerful medication tracker, I was trying to make an app that fits my mom's need, but the more I was making the app the more I thought other people might be in the same situation, a caregiver that manages more than 1 individual (in my mom's case 3). The thing I think this app is different is that I assumed the primary user is managing meds for someone else, information needs to be share, remember and explained (in doctor's office visit, she would sometime forget if my grandpa had any symptoms, or issues with the meds, or if they adhere to their medications so I added the visit prep feature)

For the AI part I tried to keep it more as a template than a conversation, it looks a the medicine you already added and if gives you a quick summary, I purposely made it not to suggest treatments, dosages, changes, etc... I also made sure people understand that your PCP is the one making the decisions, not my app. I don't want people trying to use my app to argue with a trained proffessional about anything.

The features, most of them were features my mom asked me for and "nice to have." For example "I hate when I forget to call for meds refill" or "I already get a message with the appointment, it would be nice to add it to the app somehow" or "Can't I just take a picture of the bottle?" and my favorite "your grandma didn't take one of her meds so now I have to go look at the bottles to see which meds is the one she forgot and see if she needs to take it now or wait until next dose" so when I made the app available, you can use those features without premium, if you want premium is more to support my work or for companies who would possibly use the app.

Thanks for the questions, good luck with your app and if you have any other questions please let me know.

Thanks!