“The many elements that make Cannabis wonderful can also make it confusing and overwhelming.” —Tetragram
If you’re serious about being on track with your medical marijuana usage, you need a user-friendly tool to help you manage it.
Enter: Tetragram, your medical marijuana journaling app.
This application is a digital platform where users can make the most of their cannabis usage. Traditionally, users have relied on trial-and-error tactics to find the best dosage and strain for their needs. While some found success, others had more unfortunate experiences. More importantly, this process costs valuable money and time that you could have prevented with proper guidance.
That is where Tetragram comes in.
In this article, we’ll explore what Tetragram is and what updates they are cooking up for users in 2023!
What is Tetragram?
Tetragram is your medical marijuana journaling app made for patients, by patients.
The revolutionary tool is a way for patients to journal their treatment. In it, users could discover which products work best in treating their symptoms, helping them save valuable time, energy and money.
- Navigating through the app, you will find options for logging your usage, setting goals, and tracking your progress over time. The app also features a database of various cannabis strains for different users. There is a built-in rating system to define the experience, flavor, and appearance of cannabis. You can make the best use of the application by listing what strain you’re using, where you got it, and how it relieves your symptoms.
Finally, Tetragram is HIPAA compliant. They will not share any of your personal information. A coming update will feature a way for dispensaries, medical practitioners, and other relevant stakeholders to analyze aggregate data to improve the cannabis experience they could offer patients.
Speaking of updates…
What to expect in the future Tetragram app update?
Tetragram is still ways from being perfect. But the devs are working hard and considering every review, comment, suggestion, and recommendation from people.
The team of developers is cooking up some new and exciting updates in Tetragram 2.0 that aims to make the app more user-friendly and desirable to cannabis users. Here are some updates you should expect:
- The ability to share logged sessions directly with the user’s dispensary staff or physician.
- Consumers, dispensaries, brands, and medical professionals can create groups to advertise products and services. The group will also be a community hub for chatting with members.
- A way for dispensaries to communicate sales and relay relevant marketing campaigns to customers
- Option for users to add multiple routes or intake methods per session (for example, flowers and edibles).
- Dispensaries, brands, and medical professionals can view, review and analyze aggregate data that the Tetragram Portal collects.
- Automation of dispensary and associated product information to reduce the amount of manual entry used in the app
- Integration of a QR code reader that enables users to scan and upload product information, as well as laboratory results, automatically
They plan to release the new updates in the first quarter of 2023.
In Medwell Health’s podcast, we talk to the CEO and Founder of Tetragram, Otha Smith III, to let listeners know more about the application. If you want to learn more about Tetragram’s development, check out our video here and subscribe to our YouTube channel.
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Aaron Bloom serves as the CEO, overseeing the mission and growth of DocMJ and Medwell Health and Wellness Centers. Aaron’s passion for improving patients’ lives comes from his background in health care. For more than 20 years, Aaron owned, operated, and represented traditional healthcare organizations. This experience created a passion for finding improved ways to relieve suffering. His goal as CEO is to work daily to relieve all patients who seek better health and wellness through the medicinal benefits of medical cannabis and evidence-based alternative medicines.
