Built around the patient.

The medicine was usually right. The dose often wasn't.

Someone gets a diagnosis, gets a prescription, and starts on the dose that suits most people. Then the appointments stop for months.

If that starting dose happens to be right, it is a good system. If it is too low, you spend months thinking the medicine does not work for you. If it is too high, you spend months putting up with side effects you assume are the price.

The information that would fix this is easy to collect: how you feel this week, whether you're taking the medicine, and what has changed. Nobody was asking, because checking in every couple of weeks is more work than a full appointment schedule leaves room for.

So we built a service that asks. Your check-ins become a clear picture of how you're doing, with scores, trends and a suggested next step your doctor can act on. Your doctor still decides, but now with real information in front of them.