For UK medical cannabis patients

Track the medicine. Keep the context. Find your people.

BudRegistry UK is a darker patient workspace for medical cannabis tracking, strain reviews, patient guides, daily usage insight, spending visibility, and open discussion. It is built for people living with this every day, not for people just passing through.

1 home Medicine cabinet, usage tracking, reviews, guides, and patient conversation in the same system.
Real insight Today view, daily breakdowns, spend history, averages, and product-level context instead of rough guesses.
Open beta Signup is open. No request-access flow. Create an account and start using it now.
Live dashboard preview
BudRegistry UK dashboard preview
Built around patient reality

Track flower, oils, edibles, AVB, cost per gram, reviews with images, day boundaries, and actual treatment routines rather than generic wellness data.

Social, but still useful

Use following, mentions, tags, open discussion, chat, direct messages, reviews, and guide-backed posts without losing the practical records behind the conversation.

Why this exists

Most cannabis tools only solve one part of the problem.

Patients usually end up splitting their treatment life across spreadsheets, notes apps, review sites, chat groups, and generic social feeds. BudRegistry is built to pull those pieces together into one cleaner, darker, more deliberate experience.

It is not just a landing page for a future idea.

BudRegistry already revolves around the things patients actually need to do regularly: log products, track remaining medicine, understand usage, compare strains, share what helped, ask questions, and keep an honest long-term record.

  • Track THC %, product type, irradiation, manufacturer, notes, stock, and cost without losing history.
  • See what today looked like, what the week looked like, and what the month is costing.
  • Use reviews, guides, and community posts as part of the same workflow instead of separate destinations.

Patient-first, not clinic-corporate.

The visual direction stays dark, calm, and serious. It should feel more like a private patient console than a cheerful startup dashboard.

Medicine cabinet Daily usage Spend tracking Review photos

Open conversation is a feature.

Patients need to compare notes, ask awkward questions, talk about effects, and speak honestly about products and clinics. The social side is meant to support that, not hide it.

Inside the app

Three core surfaces, one darker patient system.

The design works best when it feels focused rather than busy: one clear dashboard, one proper medicine cabinet, and one place to read product context before making decisions.

BudRegistry UK dashboard and insight view

Insight that explains the day

Daily usage, short-window averages, cost pacing, and product-level detail come together so the dashboard feels like a decision tool instead of a decorative chart page.

BudRegistry UK medicine cabinet view

A proper medicine cabinet

Products, remaining stock, notes, manufacturer detail, strain type, images, and cost data live together in one clean record with less noise and less guessing.

BudRegistry UK product detail and reviews

Reviews with actual context

Open strains and products to compare photos, patient notes, effects, and history before reordering, reviewing, or sending someone else to that record.

Track what you used Keep a proper day-by-day record instead of trying to reconstruct the month from memory.
Know what it cost See how much each product, day, and month is really costing once enough data is logged.
Talk to other patients Use feed posts, following, mentions, tags, and open chat without leaving the treatment workspace behind.
Open beta

Give people something worth landing on.

This version of the homepage is designed to feel more like a real medical cannabis product with atmosphere, movement, and a clear point of view. Signup stays open, the message is tighter, and the page now sells the actual value of the app instead of sounding generic.

Open registration with email verification
Designed around UK medical cannabis patient workflows
Tracking, reviews, guides, and community in one darker app
Built to be shared, searched, and remembered