Primary Users:

a. Patients managing multiple medications, particularly those with chronic conditions such as hypertension, diabetes, and cardiovascular disease
b. Caregivers responsible for medication management of elderly family members or dependents
c. Community health workers providing frontline healthcare services in rural and underserved communities

Secondary Users:

a. Healthcare providers (physicians, nurses, and clinical officers) seeking quick medication interaction assessments during consultations
b. Pharmacists needing decision support for complex medication regimens
c. Medical and pharmacy students building knowledge of drug interactions

Key Beneficiaries:

a. Elderly patients (65+) who face the highest risk of polypharmacy complications
b. Individuals with limited health literacy who struggle to understand complex medication instructions
c. Rural communities with limited access to pharmaceutical expertise
d. Healthcare systems that will benefit from reduced hospitalizations due to adverse drug events
d. Public health agencies seeking cost-effective solutions to improve medication safety at scale

MARMAR's accessibility features and straightforward interface ensure that even users with limited digital literacy can benefit from the platform, making it particularly valuable in resource-constrained settings across Africa.