Ayoub-EDAHLOULI/dawaya

Offline-first, multilingual medication reminder app for elderly and chronically-ill patients — built for Darija, French, and English speakers. # Dawaya A multilingual, offline-first medication reminder and adherence tracker built for elderly users, chronically-ill patients, and the family members who help manage their care. ## Why this project exists Most medication reminder apps are English-only, text-heavy, and assume the person using them is comfortable navigating a modern app UI. That excludes a huge population: elderly people, low-literacy users, and anyone whose daily language is spoken — like Moroccan Darija — rather than a language with strong app-store support. Dawaya is built around three ideas: - **Darija, French, and English**, switchable at runtime — not bolted on as an afterthought. - **Icons, color, and audio before text.** The patient-facing flow is designed so someone can use it without reading fluently in any language. - **Fully offline, fully local.** No account, no cloud sync, no server dependency for the core reminder loop. Medication data is treated as sensitive by default. ## Who it's for - **Elderly patients** who may have low digital literacy or limited reading fluency, and for whom Darija is a spoken but not necessarily written language. - **Chronically-ill patients of any age** managing multiple medications on different schedules. - **Caregivers and family members** who set up the schedule and want visibility into adherence, especially when not physically present. ## MVP feature set - [ ] Add a medication — name, dosage, schedule, optional photo for visual identification. - [ ] Reliable local, offline notifications at scheduled times. - [ ] One-tap **Taken / Skipped / Snooze** response to a reminder. - [ ] A visual adherence view (calendar with colored dots — not a data table). - [ ] Runtime language switcher (Darija / French / English) covering UI and audio prompts. - [ ] Fully local storage — no account required, nothing synced by default. ## Explicit non-goals for v1 - No drug interaction checking or medical advice of any kind. - No prescription OCR/scanning. - No i …