An app I wrote using AI

[mark]

I had a full knee replacement on December 30th.

Home the same day. Physical Therapy started as soon as I woke up from surgery. It's going really well. I had full range of motion within two weeks and I am making really good progress.

I had a lot of medications I had to keep track of and I looked for an app to do that. Every app I tried sucked. Or they wanted money.

I decided to write my own Medication Scheduler app for the Android OS. I know the IPhone Health App will do this but I don't like it much either.

Here are some screen shots of the app that only lives on my phone at the present time. Truly a one of a kind app.

[89th]

That is awesome, and remarkable.

[mark]

On the History Report screen you can Re-Sync the schedule if you make modifications, add new medications, etc. You can also export the history report to a pdf or csv file. Notifications are fully functional etc.

[taiwan_girl]

@mark very cool!!!

[Mik]

nice. Amlodipine is great stuff. Keeps my BP at 105-110/65-75.

[Tom-K]

That is amazing Mark. You should market the app. You have a product a large segment of the population could use.

[jon-nyc]

That’s awesome. Here’s mine:

Every two weeks I fill two of these:

I suppose the real work is filling them and getting the right pills in the right slots (out of maybe ~25 pills per day), though it’s second nature after 10 years and I don’t have to think about it or consult any chart. Then it’s just a simple alarm system 4x per day.

[Axtremus]

Man, getting old sucks, getting sick sucks.

[taiwan_girl]

@Axtremus said in An app I wrote using AI:

Man, getting old sucks, getting sick sucks.

I have an elder relative who told me a long time ago something like "getting old is not for sissies!" LOL

[jon-nyc]

My dad used to say ‘it beats the alternative’.

[Mik]

And he's generally right.

[Mik]

Getting old is fine, and a privilege denied many. Getting sick sucks.