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Finding your way around

Five places along the bottom of the screen: Home, Track, Scan, My stack and More. Everything lives under one of them.

Steps

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  1. Step 1: Home is your calendar — tick off today's doses and tap any day to see doses, food and exercise.
  2. Step 2: My stack is where you add, edit and schedule what you take.
  3. Step 3: Track opens a grid of tiles: Timeline, Adherence, Cycles, Costs, Journal, Food diary, Meal planner, Fitness and Progress.
  4. Step 4: Scan opens the camera tools: meal photo, barcode or bottle, pill ID — plus Scan insights, Accuracy and the scanner guide.
  5. Step 5: Health holds blood work, check-ins, progress photos and side effects.
  6. Step 6: More is the drawer for everything else: reminders, calculators, the interaction checker, reports, templates, export, settings, billing and this manual.

Tips

Common questions

Where is everything in DoseRoutine?

Five places sit along the bottom of the screen. Today is what you take right now. Track opens the tiles for My stack, Timeline, Adherence, Cycles, Costs, Journal, Food diary, Meal planner, Fitness and your Dashboard. Scan opens the camera tools. Health holds blood work, check-ins, progress photos and side effects. More is the drawer for reminders, calculators, the interaction checker, reports, templates, export, settings, billing and this manual.

Why does the layout change on a tablet or desktop?

On a wide screen the same five destinations move from the bottom bar into a side bar. Nothing is hidden or removed — only the position changes, so a page you found on a phone is in the same section on a larger screen.

I cannot find a page I used before. What should I do?

Work out which of the five sections it belongs to rather than trying to recall the page name — tracking tools are under Track, camera tools under Scan, body and lab data under Health, and everything else under More. The search box in this manual also jumps straight to the guide for any screen.

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