Carlos picks up a new metformin prescription after his diabetes diagnosis. The label says "take twice daily with meals, avoid alcohol." He takes it in the morning but skips the evening dose because he's unsure whether his late dinner after a long shift counts as a "meal." After a week of nausea he stops taking it entirely, assuming the medication isn't agreeing with him. He needs a tool that explains in plain, fast Spanish exactly how, when, and why to take his medication, with real food examples that match how he actually eats, and sets a reminder so he doesn't have to think about it.