Map out the day's dose times, see where they clash, and decide who needs a nudge.
Add each medicine and the times it's taken. The timeline below shows the whole day in order, so you can see what gets taken together.
You've got the plan mapped out. Keeping to it every single day is the part that slips - especially when the person taking the medicines isn't the person who made the plan.
DailyDawa can take this plan and send each dose as a WhatsApp message at the time you've set. Your parent replies TAKEN, and that's it. If no reply comes within 30 minutes, we message you instead - so a missed dose gets noticed the same morning.
You'll re-enter the medicines during setup - we don't upload anything from this page, so nothing on it has left your browser.
Once a schedule exists, the practical question is what the day actually looks like: which medicines land together at 8am, whether the evening dose collides with dinner, and what happens on the days nobody is at home to ask.
This planner lays the day out hour by hour using the times you've been given. Each medicine appears at each of its times, so you can see the clusters and the gaps, and give a family member a plain answer to "what does she take, and when?"
Planning a routine is one thing; keeping to it every day is another. When the plan looks right, DailyDawa can take it over and send each dose as a WhatsApp message at the time you've set - and tell you if there's no reply. That part is our paid service, and it is entirely optional: the planner is free and complete on its own.
No. You enter the times you were given. The planner arranges them on a timeline so you can see the day clearly - it never moves a dose or suggests a different time.
The planner is a page you look at. The paid DailyDawa service actually sends a WhatsApp message at each dose time, and alerts a family member if there's no reply. The planner is free with no account; the reminders are a subscription.
No. They arrive as ordinary WhatsApp messages on a phone that already has WhatsApp. There's no app to download.
Yes. You build the plan, and if you set up reminders, the messages go to their WhatsApp while the missed-dose alerts come to you.
A schedule is only as good as the day you actually follow it. DailyDawa sends each dose as a WhatsApp message at the time you've set - no app to install - and tells you if there's no reply, so you know a dose was missed before it becomes a problem.