Using DrBell
Three kinds of people use DrBell and they want different things, so there are three guides rather than one long one.
| If you are… | Read | Where you sign in |
|---|---|---|
| Taking medicines yourself, or looking after a parent's | For the person taking medicines | the DrBell app on the phone |
| A son, daughter or friend who wants to know she took them | For families and caregivers | care.drbell.app |
| Running a care home, hospital ward or home-care team | For care homes and hospitals | org.drbell.app |
What DrBell does, in one paragraph
It reminds somebody of the medicines a doctor already prescribed, shows them a photograph of the actual strip so they can see what to take, records what was taken, and tells the people who care about them when a dose was missed. That is the whole product.
What it does not do
DrBell gives no medical advice. It never suggests a medicine, never suggests a dose, never suggests changing either, and never translates the name of a medicine — a name translated into another language may name nothing the pharmacy stocks. Everything it says came from the prescribing doctor, by way of whoever typed it in.
If a screen ever appears to advise you, that is a bug. Write to hello@drbell.app and we will fix it.
The screenshots
Every picture in these guides is taken from the running product, not drawn. If a screenshot disagrees with what you see, the guide is out of date — write to hello@drbell.app and we will fix it.