Voice Commands

How to Use Voice Input

1. Open MedPlaner in Telegram.
2. Tap the microphone button in the message field.
3. Speak your medication instructions in plain language.
4. Release the button. AI analyzes the recording.
5. A preview card shows the parsed schedule. Confirm or edit.

Supported Languages

• English
• Russian (Русский)
• German (Deutsch)
• Polish (Polski)
• Arabic (العربية)

Natural Language Examples

Simple: "Blood pressure medication every morning at eight."

Multi-medication: "Lisinopril ten milligrams in the morning, Metformin five hundred milligrams twice a day with meals, and Atorvastatin twenty milligrams at bedtime."

Complex: "Amoxicillin five hundred milligrams three times a day after meals for seven days, then a probiotic once a day for two weeks."

PRN: "Ibuprofen as needed for pain, every four to six hours, but no more than six tablets a day."

What AI Understands

• Medication names and dosages
• Schedule types: daily, interval, meal-linked, PRN, course duration
• Meal associations: before/with/after breakfast/lunch/dinner
• Time of day: morning, afternoon, evening, bedtime
• Course length: "for 7 days," "for two weeks"
• Multiple medications in a single voice message
• Sequential courses: "then," "after that"

What AI Doesn't Understand (Yet)

• Brand names with ambiguous generic equivalents — use generic names if possible
• Drug interactions or contradictions — always follow your doctor's guidance
• Extremely rare or experimental medications not in common knowledge bases

Tips for Better Recognition

• Speak clearly at a normal pace in a quiet environment.
• Pause between multiple medications.
• Use numbers: "ten milligrams" or "10mg" — both work.
• If AI misunderstands, you can edit the text before sending.
• For very complex plans, break into 2–3 shorter voice messages.