My First Aid Kit

About the App

An organized medicine cabinet. Peace of mind.

“My First Aid Kit” — Web Alchemy’s own product for people who want to see which medicines they have at home, where they are stored, and when they expire. We developed a Flutter mobile app for Android and iOS and a separate website where you can explore its features.

The idea is simple: clear home records instead of scattered boxes, notes, and reminders. The app helps organize information, while users set their own schedules according to the prescriptions they have received.

Know what you have at home

The first aid kit is built around package records with remaining quantities, categories, tags, and expiration dates. You can browse the catalog as cards or a table, search for a medication, sort and edit records, and move them to the archive with the option to restore them.

Expired packages and those expiring in less than a month have separate labels. Basic tracking is available under the Free: you can start by organizing your supplies and add extra tools later.

The schedule and stock levels are connected

In Pro storage locations and inventory checks are provided, from a drawer to a specific shelf. Actual stock can be checked against records to help find the right package faster.

For a recorded course, the user specifies the person, quantity, period, and time. The daily table shows scheduled doses. Marking a dose as taken deducts the corresponding stock; skipping it does not deduct medication, and undoing the mark restores the quantity. This tracks actions entered by the user.

Reminders and Reference Information with Sources

Local reminders help you return to your recorded schedule. Pro includes medication information search with source links and an optional Telegram report for expired packages and approaching expiration dates.

External services require an internet connection and appropriate settings. Background notification delivery depends on the phone's permissions and restrictions. Reference information is not automatically turned into a treatment course: the app does not select treatment or replace a doctor's prescription.

“Garden of Care”: 100 Levels of Small Steps

A dedicated section turns careful record-keeping into a visual story of progress. From Dew Sprout to Garden Legend: 100 named levels, points for inventory checks, and check-offs in the recorded schedule. The system rewards organization; there is no need to increase the number of medicines or the dosage to earn points.

A Pro gift system is planned for certain tiers. Offer availability and exact terms will be determined after launch and store setup.

Your records stay on your device

The medicine inventory, treatment courses, and dose history are stored locally. Core record-keeping works offline, and advertising analytics are not used. Connecting a license does not transfer the medical database between devices.

Online reference help processes medication queries, while an optional Telegram report sends the names and expiration dates of the relevant packages. These integrations are separate from local tracking.

Comfortable in your own language

Ukrainian is the default language. English, Polish, Spanish, Italian, French, Simplified Chinese, and Japanese are also available. Language selection is available in Free too; built-in translations work offline.

Explore the product

On the website medikeep.com.ua brings together an overview, an interface example, all “Garden of Care” levels, answers to questions, and Free / Pro terms. The website is already available; the mobile app's Google Play and App Store release is being prepared. Current installation links will appear there after release.

Visit the My First Aid Kit website ↗

Product features

• Home tracking of medicines, remaining quantities, and expiration dates
• Storage locations, inventory and a recorded schedule
• Reminders, daily table, and marking history
• A Garden of Care with 100 levels
• Ukrainian and seven more languages
• Core Data Is Stored on the Device