MediPeque

Who takes what, at what dose and when — for the whole family, in one place. MediPeque turns the doctor's report into a schedule you can actually follow, reminds you when each dose is due, and keeps a record of everything that was given or skipped. SCAN THE REPORT INSTEAD OF TYPING IT Photograph the report or prescription, or share a PDF straight from your email. The medications, doses, times and treatment length are filled in for you, and the report stays attached so you can look it up later. NEXT UP The first thing you see is what's due and when, for everyone you look after. Mark a dose as given or skipped with one tap. Gave it later than planned? Adjust the time. Tapped by mistake? Undo it. A widget keeps the next doses on your Home Screen. REMINDERS A notification for every dose, so the 3 a.m. antibiotic isn't something you have to keep in your head. A SCHEDULE FOR EACH PERSON Every few hours, at fixed times of day, or only on certain weekdays. Set how long the treatment lasts and MediPeque works out every dose from there — or leave it open-ended for something ongoing. THE FULL HISTORY Every dose given, skipped or missed, with the time it actually happened. Filter by person or see everyone together. Useful the next time a doctor asks when the fever started or whether the antibiotic was finished. YOUR MEDICINE CABINET Scan the boxes you have at home and keep track of what's in stock, how much is left and when it expires. You get a heads-up before anything goes off, and the app suggests adding the medicines that have just been prescribed. SHARE WITH WHOEVER HELPS Send an invite code and the other parent, a grandparent or a babysitter sees the same schedule and can record doses too. No more asking "did you already give it to her?". ILLNESS EPISODES Group the medications from the same visit together with the doctor's report, so a course of treatment reads as one thing instead of scattered entries. Available in English and Spanish, switchable inside the app. MediPeque is a tool for keeping track of medications you have already been prescribed. It does not give medical advice or dosing recommendations — always follow your doctor or pharmacist.