Plan and intake are two different things.
In Symtag you store what you intend to take – with name, dose and the times it is scheduled for.
Separately from that, you record what you actually took. Both stand side by side instead of overwriting each other.
- The plan: name, dose, unit and the scheduled times.
- The intake: the time and whether it happened.
- A note when something was different from the plan.
- As-needed medication without a fixed place in the plan.
The plan is the intention, the intake is the event. Symtag keeps them apart.
A missed dose is information.
When a scheduled dose did not happen, that is information and not a failure.
Symtag calculates no rate from it and does not judge your reliability. What is missing stays a gap in the documentation.
No points, no streak, no wagging finger.
In the daily timeline next to everything else.
A dose appears in the daily timeline between meals, symptoms and notes – in the order in which you recorded them.
That lets you read back later what coincided on a given day, instead of reconstructing it from memory.
No interaction checking.
Symtag checks no interactions, warns about no combinations and suggests no dosage. The app is a diary, not a medicines guide.
Questions about dose, timing and combination belong in the pharmacy or the practice.
Symtag documents what you enter. It does not judge it.
Put together for the appointment.
The report lists the recorded doses for the chosen period, together with your other entries.
You see the report before sharing it and decide what goes further.