Mawjuod: Find Your Medicine

Finding medicine in Sudan usually means walking or driving between pharmacies, or calling them one after another and hearing "maybe, come and see" at half of them. Mawjuod replaces all of that with a single request. Photograph the prescription or medicine box, add the medicine name, and send. Watch nearby pharmacies see your request and reply within minutes with what they have — each reply carries a real price and a clear availability status. WHY MAWJUOD • Send one request instead of trekking or calling from pharmacy to pharmacy. • Every offer shows a price — compare before you leave the house. • A "cheapest" badge and availability status on each reply. • Reserve your medicine at the pharmacy, then pick it up in person. • Works offline: if the network drops, your request is queued and sent automatically when you reconnect. • Choose "exact brand only" — no silent substitutions; an alternative must name what it actually is. • Arabic-first, with English too. Switch language anytime. • Free for patients. No payments in the app. HOW IT WORKS 1. Photograph your prescription or medicine box. 2. Add the name, urgency, city and search radius, and drop your location. 3. Nearby pharmacies reply with price and availability. 4. Compare, reserve, and collect in person. 5. Confirm the outcome and rate the pharmacy. FIND YOUR AUGMENTIN, GLUCOPHAGE, OR INSULIN — FAST Name the real medicine you need and let nearby pharmacies come to you, instead of walking store to store. A NOTE ON WHAT WE ARE Mawjuod is not a pharmacy. We do not sell, dispense, or deliver medicine, and we are not a party to any transaction between you and a pharmacy. Information here is not medical advice and is not for emergencies — always consult a licensed physician or pharmacist, and contact emergency services in an emergency. A reservation is a request to hold an item, not a binding sale; payment and pickup happen in cash, in person, at the pharmacy. Pharmacies are independent, licensed businesses responsible for their own pricing and dispensing. We're piloting in Sudan and expanding from there. It's early days — your feedback shapes what comes next.