Photograph the prescription,
Nirog explains the rest
Which medicine, why, when, for how long, in plain language. Reminders on the phone, reports explained, and children far away see how their parents are doing. For everyone, city or village.
Free, in Bengali, runs on cheap phones. Not a replacement for a doctor; it helps you follow the doctor.
What Nirog does
One photo, the rest is easy.
Reads prescriptions
Photograph the doctor's handwriting. Every medicine's name, purpose, timing and duration, in plain language.
Reminds on time
Phone notifications, one tap for "taken". When a dose is missed, the whole family knows.
Explains reports
Blood, urine and X-ray reports: what is high, what is low, whether to see a doctor.
BP, sugar, weight
Log readings, see the graph, get an alert at once when a value is dangerous.
The whole family in one place
Parents, children, everyone's medicines and reports. Even from abroad, know whether your parents took their medicine.
Listen, no typing
Reads today's medicines aloud. Big buttons, big text, Bengali or English.
How it works
Three steps, two minutes.
Sign up with your mobile number
Free. Add family members, even those without a phone.
Photograph a prescription
Nirog reads the medicines and explains them; you check and confirm.
Get reminders on time
Phone notifications, one tap for taken. Reports and readings in the same place.
The family sees
Children far away see their parents' medicines, readings and reports.
Questions
Does it replace the doctor?
No. Nirog helps you understand and follow what the doctor wrote. It never changes doses or diagnoses; the doctor decides.
Can it read handwriting?
Mostly, yes. What is unclear is marked "unsure" so you can ask the pharmacy or the doctor.
What does it cost?
Free to use. A few prescription and report reads per day; a family premium plan comes later.
Is my data safe?
Photos and data are visible only to your family members. You can delete them any time.
What about someone without a phone?
A family member signs up and adds the parent or grandparent; the reminders come to that phone and they tick the doses off.