Your medication on time,
without the hassle.

Who is Marivel for?

• For anyone who needs to take medication at set times.
• For anyone who wants to stay in control themselves.
• For anyone who optionally wants to have a caregiver notified.
• For anyone acting as caregiver who only wants to hear about it when it matters.

Four steps.

Type the brand name, pick the packaging.

The medicines list matches the country you choose. No merged list: someone typing "Dafalgan" in Dikkelvenne has no use for thirty Dutch packagings mixed in.

That list is fixed inside the app and therefore, by definition, older than reality. New or changed products only appear after an app update. The official patient leaflet always takes precedence.

Searching the database

Your medication and schedules

Overview, backup and manual

By default, we collect nothing.

No account, no cloud, no ads, no tracking. Your medication, your schedules, your history and your stock stay in the app's private storage on your own device.

What isn't there can't leak.

There is one exception, off by default: caregiver alerts. If you switch them on, only a random device number, the expected times for the coming week, and whether you confirmed them leave your device. The name of your medication, the dose, the strength and your history stay on your device. That's exactly why the message to your caregiver reads "a dose at 08:00 was not confirmed", and not which medication it concerns.

What the app doesn't do.

This deserves to be just as clear as the rest. Marivel is a memory aid, nothing more.

• ×It is not a medical device within the meaning of European regulation 2017/745.
• ×It makes no diagnosis and gives no treatment advice.
• ×It calculates no doses and assesses no drug interactions.
• ×It doesn't replace your doctor or pharmacist. Never change a dose or a schedule based on what the app shows.
• ×Reminders may fail to appear: a switched-off device, an empty battery, or a withdrawn permission. On Android, manufacturer power saving can block them; on iOS, there's a limit on the number of scheduled notifications. For critical medication, do not rely on this app alone.

A manual you can print.

Every step gets its own page, with the image of that screen right next to it. Where Android and iOS differ — the permission flow, battery management — that's marked separately, so no one looks at the wrong screen.

Where

In the app itself, under Overview → Open the guide (PDF) — or via the buttons below.

Languages

Dutch, French and English.

Format

PDF on A4. To print, or to send to whoever's helping you.

View the English manual (PDF)

Nederlands (PDF) Français (PDF)

Read online, with search and printing →

Why I built this app.

I'm a general practitioner. In practice I see how often medication goes wrong; different boxes, each with its own schedule, are simply hard to keep track of.

This app is my answer to that: a memory aid, not a medical device. It gives no advice and decides nothing for you. What it does do is let you know in time, and if you want it one person keeping an eye out from a distance.

Dr Mario Dekens, general practitioner

Not in the stores yet.

Marivel is finished and runs on Android and iPhone, but isn't in the App Store or Google Play yet. Once that changes, the links will appear here.

Platforms

Android and iPhone.

Languages

Dutch, French and English.

Countries

Belgium, the Netherlands and France, each with its own medicines list.

Price

Subscription. The amount will follow at launch.

Stay informed

Email info@marivel.be.