“Which medicines are you taking?”
When every doctor has a different piece of your story, even a simple question becomes difficult. Strips in a drawer, prescriptions in a folder, photos on a phone — and a doctor waiting for an answer.
Your medicines. One place. In your language.
Keep track of what you take, why you take it, when to take it, and what to show your doctor — wherever you go.
- Free for all patients
- No app to install
- App languages: English · हिंदी · తెలుగు · اردو
Sound familiar?
Your medicine information should travel with you — not stay scattered across prescriptions, doctors, pharmacies and hospital files.
That's what Medicine Passport is for.
- Medicine
- Glucomet 500
- Ingredient
- Metformin 500 mg
- When
- Morning and night, after food
- Prescribed by
- Dr. Rao
- Your recorded reason
- Blood sugar
- Status
- Current
Illustrative example — not a live screen.
One medicine record that belongs to the patient.
Every medicine, with the details that matter: name, ingredient, strength, when and how to take it, which doctor prescribed it, and why — in plain words. It's your record. It goes where you go.
Know what you're taking.
Add medicines your way: photograph a prescription and confirm what Medicine Passport reads — you check every detail before it's saved. Or find your medicine by search, or enter it yourself. Prescription photos and reports stay attached to your record.
- Photo
- Search
- Type it in
Know what comes next.
See today's medicines on one timeline. Mark doses taken, skipped or snoozed. Turn on browser reminders if you want them, and know when a medicine is running low. Medicine Passport helps keep today's medicines visible and organized.
- Today's timeline
- Optional reminders
- Refill awareness
Healthcare information shouldn't require perfect English, perfect eyesight or a new phone.
Read it — or listen to it.
The Medicine Passport app speaks English, हिंदी, తెలుగు and اردو — including right-to-left Urdu. Guidance throughout the app can be read aloud at the tap of a listen button. Big text, big buttons, simple screens — built for real phones on real networks.
English Listen
हिंदी Listen
తెలుగు Listen
اردو Listen
The app's real guidance voice (English). Plays only when you press the button.
Your medicine record shouldn't disappear when the network does.
Your saved medicines stay viewable without internet. Record doses offline — they sync when you're back. You always see whether you're offline, syncing, or up to date.
Reminders need a connection.
Help your parents without taking control away from them.
Invite family to help — and choose exactly what each person can see or do. Manage a parent's or dependent's medicines from anywhere. Every caregiver access is visible to the patient, and access can be removed at any time.
Help that is granted, bounded, visible — and removable.
Bring your medicine list to the appointment — not a folder of paper.
Create a share with a QR code or a link that lasts as long as you choose. The doctor opens a structured summary on their own device — no MediDocs account, nothing to install. You can stop the link at any time, and see when it was opened.
- QR or link
- You set how long it lasts
- No doctor account
- Stop the link any time
Medicine Passport is free for all patients.
Your medicine information belongs to you. Medicine Passport is free for all patients to create, maintain and access. We plan to sustain MediDocs through services and partnerships with healthcare organizations — not by charging patients for access to their own medicine information.
- No advertising in the patient experience
- No paywall on your own record
Built to help you understand your medicines — not to replace your doctor.
Medicine Passport does
- Keep your medicine information organized — and yours.
- Show today's doses on one timeline, with optional browser reminders.
- Work offline for viewing and recording, syncing when you're back.
- Let family help through permissions you grant, see, and can remove.
Medicine Passport does not
- It does not diagnose or prescribe.
- It does not tell you to start or stop a medicine.
- It does not substitute one medicine for another.
- It does not declare any medicine “safe”.
- It does not replace doctors or pharmacists.
Are you a doctor, pharmacist or clinic?
See how a patient-held Medicine Passport can make medication information easier to review when the patient chooses to share it.
Questions families actually ask.
Is Medicine Passport really free?
Yes — free for all patients to create, maintain and access. We plan to sustain MediDocs through services and partnerships with healthcare organizations, not by charging patients.
Do I need to install an app?
No. Medicine Passport works in your phone's browser. You can add it to your home screen if you like, but you never have to.
Which languages does the app support?
The app supports English, Hindi, Telugu and Urdu. This website is currently in English, with more languages coming after translation review.
Can my family help manage my medicines?
Yes. Invite a family member and choose exactly what they can see or do. You can see every access they make, and remove their access at any time.
Can it tell me whether two medicines are safe together?
No. Medicine Passport does not check drug interactions and never declares any combination safe. Questions about taking medicines together belong with your doctor or pharmacist.
Does Medicine Passport replace medical advice?
No. It helps you keep and understand your own medicine information. Decisions about your medicines always belong with your doctor or pharmacist.
What happens if I have no internet?
Your saved medicines stay viewable, and you can record doses offline — everything syncs when you're back. Reminders need a connection.
Who can see my information?
Your Medicine Passport isn't publicly listed. Family caregivers only receive the access you grant them, and you can remove that access at any time.
Can I remove a family member's access?
Yes, at any time. Caregiver access is granted by you, visible to you, and removable by you.
Take your medicine information with you.
Start your Medicine Passport today.