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For the things you can't forget

Tablets, appointments, follow-ups.
Said once, remembered every time.

Your own course of antibiotics, a parent's blood pressure tablet, the dog's worming, the specialist in six weeks. The things where forgetting actually matters. One sentence, and every reminder is set.

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▶ A course of antibiotics and a dentist follow-up, said onceDemo coming. Under a minute, no talking head.

A week with Agenzus

What you'd say, and what happens.

You sayAntibiotics, twice a day with food for seven days
It doesFourteen reminders, two a day. "With food" sits at the top of the course so it's never forgotten. Missed doses are marked, not hidden.
You sayBlood pressure tablet every morning at eight, for good
It doesA daily reminder at eight, ticked off from the notification. It never runs out unless you stop it.
You sayDentist follow-up on the fourteenth at ten, and book the taxi the day before
It doesThe appointment on the fourteenth, and a to-do for the taxi the day before. Two reminders, one sentence.
You sayAsk the doctor about the dizziness
It doesA note that waits until the appointment, so the question doesn't get lost on the day.

Why it fits

  • One big Talk button. Big text. What was filed is said back to you.
  • Nothing to type, no menus to learn, no password to remember.
  • Setting it up for someone else? Do it on their phone in a minute, then link your own phone with a code so you can see it too.
  • Sombre things are ticked off quietly. Nobody gets confetti for a hospital visit.
What if I miss a dose?

It's marked Missed on the course, and it stays visible. Agenzus reminds; it doesn't decide. Keep a second reminder for anything where a missed dose is dangerous.

Does it need a particular phone?

An Android phone with Chrome works best today. iPhone is close behind. It installs from the browser; no app store, no account.

A course of tablets, two a day, with the next dose marked

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