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1. Introduction

Medication non-adherence is a common problem affecting many patients, especially those managing chronic conditions or multiple prescriptions. People often forget to take their medicine on time or take the wrong dosage. Mobile applications provide a practical way to support users through reminders and simple tracking.

This project focuses on designing a medication reminder mobile application that helps users remember when and which medicine to take.

2. Problem Statement

Many patients miss medication doses due to forgetfulness, busy schedules, or poor organization. Some existing reminder solutions are too complex or require constant internet access, making them unsuitable for all users. There is a need for a simple, reliable, and offline-capable medication reminder application.

3. Objectives of the Project
Main Objective

To develop a mobile application that reminds users to take their medication at the correct time.

Specific Objectives

Allow users to add and manage medicine details

Schedule reminders for different medicines

Notify users at the correct time

Track taken and missed doses

Ensure the app works offline

4. Scope of the Project

The project includes:

An Android application developed using Kotlin

Local storage of medication data

Reminder notifications

Basic medication history tracking

The project does not include online databases or integration with healthcare providers.

5. System Overview

The system consists of:

A user interface for managing medicines and reminders

Reminder logic for scheduling notifications

Local data storage for medicines and history

6. Functional Requirements

The system shall:

Allow users to add, edit, and delete medicines

Allow users to set reminder times

Send notification alerts

Allow users to mark medicine as taken or missed

Store data locally

Easy to use by all sort of persons




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