Zayas House
Built at Meta Global AI Developer Hackathon · Oct 26, 2026 · Remote

“¡Ay, Dios mío! Se me olvidó la medicina.” Oh my God! I forgot my medicine. A familiar moment in millions of homes. Did I take my medicine? Is this the right pill? And somewhere across town—or across the country—a daughter wonders, “Did Mom remember her medicine today?” We built SureDose to help families worry a little less. SureDose uses AI to turn medication management into a simple daily routine. Take a picture of a prescription bottle, confirm the medication, and set reminders. When it's time for a dose, the phone reminds you. Photograph the pill, and AI compares its visible markings and appearance with your saved reference. If something doesn't match or isn't clear, SureDose tells you to stop and check rather than guess. But SureDose goes beyond medication reminders. With permission, family caregivers can see when a dose is recorded and receive an automatic alert when one is missed. They can reach out with a text or start a video check-in. “Mom, everything okay?” “Sí, mija. I'm fine. How are the kids?” Suddenly, it's not about medication anymore. It's about a mother and daughter sharing a moment. Powered by Meta Muse and built on Cloudflare, SureDose brings practical AI into everyday family life—supporting independence, medication awareness, and connection without replacing professional medical guidance. SureDose. One less worry. One more moment together. Helping families care, even when they can't be there. information is unclear or different, the app does not guess—it asks the person to retake a photo or check with a pharmacist. SureDose also offers spoken and visual reminders, dose history, optional caregiver pairing, taken/missed-dose notifications, and a family video-call check-in. It runs as an accessible mobile web app on Cloudflare Workers with D1 storage. The goal is not to replace a pharmacist or promise perfect pill identification. It is to make everyday medication routines easier to follow and give families one less reason to worry.