Daily Photo Proof: Med Log

You are standing there with a pill in your hand and cannot remember: did you already take one this morning, or are you remembering yesterday? Take a photo before you swallow it. That is the whole app. The photo records that exact moment, so tonight, or tomorrow, you will not have to rely on memory. WHY MEMORY FAILS HERE Taking your medication runs on autopilot, like locking the front door. Your body does it, your attention is somewhere else, and afterwards you cannot tell "I remember doing it today" from "I remember how it usually goes". A blister pack solves this by leaving a physical mark: the empty slot for today. This app does the same job when your medicine is not in a blister, or when the thing you need to confirm is not a pill at all. HOW IT WORKS Photograph the pill, the bottle, the injection, whatever you need to be sure about. It takes three seconds, and the photo is filed under today with the time it was taken. When the doubt comes back, look again. Today either has a photo or it does not. That is the answer, and it comes from the moment itself, not from your memory of it. WHAT PEOPLE PHOTOGRAPH Prescription medication, morning and night. Birth control. Vitamins and supplements. Insulin and injections. A parent's or a child's dose, confirmed in person by whoever gave it. Eye drops. The dog's tablet. Watering the plants. The workout that was either done or was not. PRIVACY The app works without an account or an internet connection, whether you are on a plane or underground. Photos are stored only inside the app on this iPhone, not in your camera roll or in the cloud. You choose how long to keep them, from one week to forever, and the app automatically deletes older photos when their time is up. The app is deliberately small: one thing to do a day, three seconds of your time. Take the photo, and tomorrow you will know.