Medicine

Managing your medication routine doesn't have to be complicated. Medicine organizes your weekly schedule like a real pillbox — and it works 100% offline, without registration or sending any data over the internet.

HOW IT WORKS
The main screen is a weekly grid: the rows are the periods of the day (Morning, Afternoon, Evening, or whatever names you want, each with its own time) and the columns are the actual days of the calendar. Choose between two ways to view:
• Detailed — each dose appears as a colored card, with time and status.

• Organizer box — compartments by day, like a physical pill organizer, showing how many doses are left in each one. Tap to mark them one by one or all at once.

MEDICATIONS WITHOUT COMPLICATION
Register each medication with its own color and icon, define the available stock and a warning limit — a banner alerts you on the grid when a medication is running low. Pausing a treatment hides future doses without deleting the already recorded history.

REMINDERS THAT REALLY WORK
Accurate local notifications alert you at the right time, weekly or on an ad-hoc basis, with Taken/Skip buttons directly in the notification — and they work even with the app closed. Reminders are automatically rescheduled whenever the app is opened and after restarting the phone.

HISTORY AND STOCK
Each dose marked as taken automatically reduces the stock; undoing returns the correct amount. A history tab shows all stock movements, with date and reason.

DESIGNED FOR THOSE WHO TAKE MULTIPLE MEDICATIONS — AND FOR THOSE WHO CARE FOR SOMEONE
If you organize a family member's treatment, you can also track everything through the same weekly schedule, without depending on the internet or cloud.

TRUE PRIVACY
Everything is saved only on the device, in a local database. No data is sent to servers, there are no ads or tracking.

OTHER DETAILS
• Configurable start of the week (Sunday or Monday)
• Light or dark theme
• Interface in Portuguese, with highly legible font (Atkinson Hyperlegible)
• Navigation bar disappears in landscape mode to take advantage of more screen space

Medicine does not replace medical or pharmaceutical advice — it is a tool to help you remember and organize what has already been prescribed.