Thoughtful medication reminders for iPhone and Apple Watch

Less remembering.
More living.

Dose brings your schedule, reminders, history, and refills into one calm place—so taking care of yourself takes less thought.

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Designed for the days when your mind is already full.

One glanceKnow what is next
One tapLog a dose
On your deviceYour health stays yours
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Made for real life

Medication should fit into your day.
Not take it over.

A small moment of certainty, so your attention can return to everything else.

Morning, remembered ✓

A routine that feels lighter

Everything you need.
Nothing you don’t.

Every part of Dose is designed around one question: what would make this moment easier?

01

Your whole routine,
in one calm view.

Done, due, and later are easy to scan—even when you have other things on your mind.

02

A gentle nudge.
Then another, if needed.

Choose follow-ups and snooze options that fit your day. Set a treatment-end reminder to review what comes next or extend the treatment.

03

Look back.
Understand the pattern.

Open Insights to review adherence by medicine, compare two complete weeks, and see as-needed use and symptom summaries. Trends reflect your recorded dose outcomes.

04

Know before
you run low.

Dose quietly keeps count and gives you time to plan the next refill.

A little more context

Remember how you felt.

Keep a side-effects journal with symptom intensity, duration, and an optional medication link. Add dose notes and skip reasons so your history tells a fuller story.

Journal entries are your observations. A medication link does not establish the cause of a symptom.

Your records, in your hands

Share a summary. Keep a backup.

Create a PDF report or export CSV history for a period you choose. Decide whether to include symptoms and private symptom notes before sharing.

Create and restore a Dose backup of medicines, schedules, history, and journal entries. Backup files contain readable health information and notes; save them somewhere you trust.

Beyond iPhone

Your routine,
within reach.

See what is next and log a dose from Apple Watch. On iPhone, a Home Screen or Lock Screen widget keeps the day in view.

A quick glance when you need it. The full picture when you want it.

Works with Apple Health

Your data.
Your choice.

Bring shared medications and recent dose history into Dose with read-only access. You decide exactly what is shared.

  • ✓ Per-medication permission
  • ✓ Automatic sync when Dose opens
  • ✓ Dose never changes your Health data
Medication import requires iOS 26 or later.
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A father and adult daughter sharing breakfast while checking a reminder on an iPhone A little reassurance goes a long way.

Confidence feels personal

Stay independent.
Stay connected.

The best support is often quiet: knowing the routine is handled, and having a clear history when you want to share how things are going.

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Today is on trackOne less thing for everyone to wonder about.

Private by default

Health is personal.
We keep it that way.

No account to create. No advertising profile. Your medication routine stays on the devices you trust.

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Ready in minutes

Set up once.
Feel ready every day.

  1. 1

    Add your medication

    Enter it directly or bring it in from Apple Health.

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    Choose your rhythm

    Set the time, follow-ups, and refill reminder that fit.

  3. 3

    Let Dose remember

    See what is next and log it with a single tap.

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Dose for iPhone and Apple Watch

A calmer routine
starts here.

Dose: Meds on Time is available now on the App Store.

Download on the App StoreiPhone requires iOS 17 or later · Apple Health medication import requires iOS 26 or later