Aai Medicines (PWA)

A local first PWA for Aai's post operative medicines, built the same way as Health Stack. Transcribed from the discharge summary. The paper and the doctor are the source of truth.

Tabs

• Today: doses grouped into Morning, Afternoon and Night. Tap a card to mark it given. Each card shows the course day (for example Day 4 of 15), who gave it and when. Arrows move to earlier or later days, so a missed tick from yesterday can still be fixed. A red badge shows doses that are past their time.
• As needed: once a course ends (Lanol ER, Tapal ER, Enzoflam, Pan 40, Emeset, Cremaffin), the medicine moves here with a Give dose button. Each dose is logged with the time and the screen shows how long ago the last one was given.
• Course: progress and end date for every medicine, plus a short list of things to watch.
• Settings: discharge date, dose times, Bon DK weekday, your name, regular medicines (the sheet says to continue earlier medicines as before), and Google Sheet sync.

Step 1: set the discharge date

Open Settings and set the actual discharge date. Every course counts from that day.

Step 2 (optional): family sync through a Google Sheet

1. Create a new Google Sheet, then Extensions > Apps Script.
2. Paste Code.gs, save.
3. Deploy > New deployment > Web app. Execute as: Me. Who has access: Anyone.
4. Copy the /exec URL into Settings on every phone that will use the app.

Each tick lands as a row in the DoseLog tab. Rows carry an id, so re-syncing never duplicates. When the app is opened it pulls the latest rows, so if your wife gives the afternoon dose on her phone, yours shows it ticked too.

Step 3: host

Copy the folder to your droplet under any HTTPS path, for example /var/www/suniljadhav.in/aai/. HTTPS is required for install and offline mode.

Known limits

• Reminders only show while the app is open. Real push reminders need the Telegram bot route on the droplet, like the one planned for your own tracker.
• Reading from the sheet can be blocked by the browser on some setups. Writing still works.