Adding a medicine
+ at the bottom right → Add a medicine (parents).
| Field | What to write |
|---|---|
| Who | The child — or a parent: medicines can be for anyone. |
| Medicine and Dose | "Hay fever syrup", "5 ml". |
| Times | 08:00 and 20:00 to start with. ✕ removes one, + time adds one (up to 6). |
| ⏰ Alarm | The phone of the person it's for rings at each time — see Alarms. |
| For how many days | 3, 5, 7, 10, 14 days, or No end (a vitamin every day). It starts today. |
| Note | "After food", "Shake well" — shown with the medicine. |
Tap a medicine to change it (or delete it). The number of days is set when it's added; to give it longer, add it again.
Doses
Under each of today's medicines is a circle for each time. Tap it when the dose is taken — it turns green and says Taken; tap again to undo.
- The person it's for and the parents get a notification at each time: "💊 Hay fever syrup · 5 ml — 08:00 · Leo". If the dose is already ticked, no notification.
- The child sees their own medicines in My day and ticks them there — the parents see it at once.
Children see only their own medicines. Parents see everyone's.
When the last day has passed, the medicine moves to Past.
Doctors
+ → Add a doctor: the name, the specialty ("Paediatrician", "Dentist") and the phone. The yellow button calls them. Everyone in the family sees the doctors; parents change them.
Privacy
Lanibo keeps only the medicine, the dose and the times — no diagnoses and no health history. That's on purpose: health data is the most sensitive there is.
Questions
The notification came during quiet hours. Medicine reminders aren't held back by quiet hours — a dose at 22:00 is reminded at 22:00. Turn off a time you don't want reminded by removing it, or tick the dose early.
Can a child add a medicine? No — parents add them; the child ticks their doses.