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Medicine Schedule → Calendar

Turn any prescription or medication list into calendar events

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Paste a prescription list (or a photo of one) and walk away with a clean, ready-to-import calendar of every dose, every reminder, and every refill checkpoint — across time zones, with food/sleep/interaction notes baked into each event. The workflow handles the messy real-world cases: BID/TID/QID Latin shorthand, taper schedules, "with food" vs "on empty stomach," 30-min spacing rules for thyroid and bisphosphonates, weekend skip-days, and the GLP-1 weekly cadence that nobody ever sets up correctly. Output is a standard .ics file you import once into Google Calendar, Apple Calendar, or Outlook — reminders fire on every device automatically. Includes the extraction prompt (handwriting + printed Rx + EHR screenshots), the .ics generator prompt with timezone-aware DTSTART/RRULE syntax, and a refill-checkpoint prompt that adds reorder reminders 5 days before you run out.

Who it's for

For people running their own AI Health Stack.

Best for

  • You already collect data from a tracker, lab, or app and want to read it yourself.
  • You're tired of one-app dashboards and want a system you control.
  • You're comfortable pasting prompts into Claude, ChatGPT or Gemini.

Not the right fit if

  • You want a single app that decides everything for you.
  • You're looking for medical advice — this is a personal-knowledge tool.

Audience: Individuals

Inside · paste-ready blocks

individualmedicationcalendar

Inside: extraction prompt for printed/handwritten/EHR prescriptions, .ics generator with proper RRULE syntax, refill-checkpoint prompt, and a one-page interaction cheat sheet (food, time-of-day, common drug-drug clashes). One-time setup, runs forever.

🔒 The step-by-step guide unlocks after purchase.

Before you buy.

It's built for individuals who already collect data from a watch, ring, app or lab and want to read it themselves with AI — no clinician portal, no subscription stack.

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