Know it's safe before anyone takes it.
My FamilyRx keeps every medicine in your household on one shelf — who it's for, when it's due, what it interacts with, and when it expires.
It minds the shelf.
You mind the family.
Every bottle, every dose, every "wait — can she take this?" — handled in one place, for every person in the house.
Scan, don't type
Point the camera at any label. My FamilyRx reads the name, strength, prescriber and expiry date — bottles, boxes, vitamins.
Doses timed apart
When two medicines need hours between them, the schedule reflects it and reminds you at both times.
Shared dose log
Every dose recorded the moment it's given, with who gave it. Both caregivers see it instantly — no double-dosing.
The Safety Check.
Interactions, duplicate ingredients, allergies and kidney cautions — answered for one specific person, not "people in general". It reports what the clinical reference shows and always points you to your pharmacist.
From junk drawer to family system.
Scan the shelf
Empty the cabinet onto the counter and scan each label. My FamilyRx reads them while you go — no typing.
Build the household
A profile for everyone — kids, parents, grandparents — with allergies, conditions and kidney info on file.
Ask before anyone takes
Point the camera at a medicine and ask "can she take this?" The answer is checked against that person.
A clinical reference decides.
We explain.
Interactions, contraindications, renal cautions and dosing intervals come from an authoritative drug reference, shown with its own severity wording. My FamilyRx never invents a warning — and never calls a medicine "safe".
Clinical knowledge engine
Drug, interaction and dosing reference data. Severity grading is theirs, shown as published.
Explanation layer
Turns the reference into language you can act on — for the specific person asking.
What My FamilyRx will not do
Diagnose, set a dose, tell you to stop a prescribed medicine, or replace your pharmacist.
Three moments a household gets wrong.
Not because anyone is careless — because five people share one shelf and nobody can hold it all in their head.
Two parents, one child.
Most double-doses happen because one parent gave the medicine and the other didn't know.
Two boxes, one ingredient.
A cold remedy and a pain reliever can carry the same active ingredient. My FamilyRx catches it before the dose.
One pill, different people.
Ibuprofen is fine for most of the house and wrong for the person with kidney disease.
Free while we build it with you.
- Scan any label — name, strength, expiry read for you
- A profile for every member of the household
- The Safety Check, answered per person
- Shared schedules, dose log and refill flags
- Private by default — never sold
We're building this with the first hundred households.
Your feedback shapes what ships. When My FamilyRx leaves beta, the medication record you built stays yours — safety features are never held for ransom.
Scan the shelf tonight.
Keep the calm.
Three or four bottles is enough to start. The checks get sharper with every one you add.