Track weekly medication doses with logging and reminders. Log shot details and set reminders to stay consistent. Record and note side effects with intensity levels. Monitor progress over time with visual tracking.
Log bowel movement details including date, time, consistency, color, and symptoms. Track digestive issues like abdominal pain and bloating. Record and review health data over time.
The app monitors and tracks symptoms relevant to a user's condition. It allows users to record how they feel, track medications, and create to-do lists.
Track symptoms, injuries, and behaviors in a child's health history. Log concerns and receive guidance on when to seek medical help. Set reminders for medications and appointments. Share notes with healthcare providers.
Medical decision support for healthcare providers.
The app correlates findings, tests, disorders, and remedies to help users evaluate, diagnose, and manage medical problems. It quickly groups symptoms and signs for conditions, indicating appropriate studies and therapy.
Track food intake by scanning barcodes, food labels, or plates with AI recognition. Search over 272,000 UK food items and compare up to 6 portion sizes. Log meals quickly and monitor carb, calorie, protein, and fat content.
The app provides tools for managing a child's health and making everyday health decisions. It offers resources for symptoms, parent advice, first aid, and medication tracking, as well as information on finding doctors and locations.
GODOT TEKNOLOJI BILISIM VE DANISMANLIK HIZMETLERI SANAYI VE TICARET ANONIM SIRKETI
Track pills, manage meds, identify drugs
Track medications with a pill reminder system that alerts users at scheduled times. Log doses taken and view history. Identify pills using image recognition. Receive information about prescription details and potential interactions.
Record and transfer heart activity data via smartphone to a secure cloud server. View ECG recordings and analysis reports. Share data with healthcare providers for review. Monitor heart health continuously with the wearable biosensor.