Enter the medicines and timings you've been given, and get one clean daily schedule you can read at a glance.
Add one medicine at a time, exactly as your doctor or pharmacist wrote it. Leave anything blank if you weren't told it.
When someone is on four or five medicines, the hard part usually isn't remembering that they exist - it's working out what the day actually looks like. The instructions arrive scattered across a prescription slip, a strip of tablets and something the pharmacist said at the counter.
This tool collects them in one place. You enter each medicine, the dose written on your prescription, the times of day it's meant to be taken, and whether it goes before, with or after food. It sorts everything into a single schedule ordered by time, so you can see the whole day on one screen.
It organises what you already know. It does not work out doses or timings for you - those come from your doctor or pharmacist, and this tool simply arranges them into a form that's easier to live with.
No. You enter the timings your doctor or pharmacist has already given you, and the tool arranges them into a readable daily schedule. It never suggests or changes a time, a dose or a frequency.
No. There's no sign-up and no login. Your schedule is saved in your own browser so you can come back to it, and it is never sent to us.
Yes - that's what most people use it for. Put their name at the top, build their schedule, then print it or send it to them on WhatsApp.
Just type the name in yourself. The search box is a convenience, not a restriction - any name you type is accepted.
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.