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RxFlow
Turns a scattered prescription into a clear daily plan — every treatment scheduled, tracked quietly, with reminders wherever you already are.
Problem Statement
A prescription reads like a list, but the plan hiding inside it rarely is one. Several treatments, each on its own rhythm — daily, every other day, a few times a week, or a fixed run with a break built in — and none of that structure survives the trip from the pharmacy bag to real life. You end up back at a spreadsheet, a wall calendar, or just trying to remember. RxFlow exists to close that gap: turn the instructions into an actual plan, and keep it running quietly in the background instead of asking you to hold it in your head.
Approach
RxFlow breaks the problem into six connected layers, each one built on the last: 1. Instructions — whatever the prescription, label, or physio actually said. 2. Treatment Plan — each treatment structured: schedule, duration, phases, dose times. 3. Schedule — every dose placed on a real calendar, weeks ahead. 4. Today — just the things due right now, grouped by time of day. 5. Reminders — a nudge where you already are: in-app, browser, or Telegram. 6. Adherence — a quiet record of what happened. No streaks, no scores. Nothing is disconnected: today's list always reflects the plan underneath it, so a change to the plan updates everything downstream automatically.
Build Log
- Sep 2026 — Mounted at bhardwajvaibhav.com/rxflow behind a reverse proxy, alongside the standalone rxflow-project.netlify.app deploy.