⇩ Backup
Save a copy or restore saved records.
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New here? Quick start guide
- Tap Add compound to create a record and optionally add a dated entry.
- Check a compound to show it in Current Reference. Tap its card to see more details.
- Use Add entry to save additional historical notes and Edit details to update the record or weekly days.
- Use Backup → Export backup regularly. Import backup replaces records in the browser you import into.
- On iPhone, open in Safari and choose Share → Add to Home Screen.
This is a manual recordkeeping tool, not a dosing or preparation guide.
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About your records
Version 3.8 · This is a personal recordkeeping tool. Entries stay in this browser on this device unless you export a backup. It does not sync across devices. Keep a backup if you clear browser data or change devices.
Privacy: Records are saved in this browser’s local storage. This app does not send record contents to 603 Scientific or a cloud database. It does not provide account-level access controls or encryption for saved records. Anyone with access to this browser profile may be able to view them. Hosting providers may still receive standard website request information. Avoid entering identifying or sensitive health information if you are uncomfortable storing it this way.
Backups: Use Export backup to save a JSON file in Files. Use Import backup to restore it on this or another device. Import replaces all records currently stored in this browser, so export first. Backup files may contain sensitive personal information; keep them private.
iPhone Home Screen: Open this site in Safari, tap Share, then Add to Home Screen. If you don’t see it, look under More or Edit Actions. An installed shortcut uses local storage; verify your records and backups before relying on it.
Amounts and units are user-entered historical notes only. This tool does not calculate, recommend, or verify doses, preparation, or administration instructions. Confirm any current instructions with a qualified clinician or pharmacist.