Hey everyone!

A few weeks ago, I was browsing Reddit and noticed a recurring problem for people managing complex, long-term medication regimens:

* **Spreadsheets and notes get messy fast** — scrolling through rows, manual entry errors, and no clear way to answer *"What was my dose 6 months ago?"*
* **Most medication apps focus heavily on alarm reminders**, but almost NONE focus on tracking the **version history and diffs** of prescriptions over time.
* **Healthcare portals (like MyChart)** store medication lists, but historical dosage changes are often buried or hard to compare side-by-side.

**The Solution:** As a solo developer, I wanted to treat a prescription like a versioned document (kind of like Git for code). Every time a dosage is adjusted, it creates a new "version" rather than overwriting the past, allowing users to see exact timeline changes and compare diffs (added/removed/modified meds).

I built and just shipped **PrescriptionVersionManager** for iOS as a 100% offline, privacy-first utility app (no sign-ups, no backend, data stays strictly on device).

**Monetization Strategy:**

* **Price:** $1.99 one-time purchase.
* **Rationale:** Many existing health tracking apps charge $9/month subscriptions. For a privacy-focused utility tool, I wanted a simple "pay once, own forever" model.

**Questions for fellow solopreneurs:**

1. **Pricing Model:** For a simple utility app, does $1.99 upfront make sense, or would a freemium model (free download + one-time unlock for full version history) perform better for conversion?
2. **Translating Tech Concepts:** "Version diffs" is a concept developers get instantly. How would you position this to non-technical users without sounding overly complex?
3. **Acquisition Channels:** Medical/health subreddits strictly prohibit self-promotion (understandably so). As a solo builder with zero marketing budget, what organic channels would you focus on for reaching users with long-term prescription needs?

Happy to answer any questions about the tech stack, UI, or App Store submission process!

Built a $1.99 iOS app to track prescription version history based on Reddit feedback. Looking for feedback on pricing & user onboarding.