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title: Dose Log: pill reminder and medication tracker for iPhone
url: https://dose-log-kokkeong.web.app
description: Pill reminder and medication tracker for iPhone and Apple Watch: pills, supplements and injections for your family, with every dose kept. No account, no ads.
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# Pill reminder and medication tracker

Pills, supplements and injections for everyone you look after. Reminders you can check, and a history that goes back to day one.



Free to download · iPhone and Apple Watch · No account, no ads

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Taken Skip Later

- Pills and tablets
- Vitamins and supplements
- Inhalers
- Injections
- Liquids and drops

## Everything your medication list needs

Reminders

### Reminders you can act on

Answer Taken, Skip or Later right from the Lock Screen or Apple Watch. Logging a dose clears its alert and stops its follow-ups.

- Up to 8 follow-ups for each dose
- A reminder sound for each medicine
- Reminder check shows if alerts are off, and sends a test

Doctor report

### A clear report for your next appointment

Current medicines, doses Taken, Skipped and Not logged, and injection sites, as a PDF you can share or print.

- Your questions for the visit at the top
- 30 days free, 90 days or everything with Plus
- CSV export of every record, free

Injections

### Know where your last injection went

Choose the site on a body map, front and back. Each site shows how long ago it was used, so you can rotate with confidence.

- Grey marks the last site you used
- Sites go into the doctor report

Siri and Shortcuts

### Ask Siri, hands free

Ask what you take today, what you're running low on or which site you used last. Take, skip or refill a medicine with your voice.

- Ready in Shortcuts, with no setup
- Controls in Control Center

## And everything else

- **Calendar history**Every dose, back to day one
- **Summary**7, 30 and 90 days, no streaks
- **Family**A list for each person
- **Apple Watch**Tap Taken on your wrist
- **Widgets**Home Screen and Lock Screen
- **Apple Health import**Bring your medicines over
- **Scan a label**Read on your iPhone, never sent
- **Stock and refills**Warnings when you run low
- **Symptoms and readings**Weight, glucose, temperature
- **Appointments**Plan visits and check-ins
- **Any schedule**Cycles, hours, as needed
- **Discreet mode**No medicine names in reminders

[See every feature](https://dose-log-kokkeong.web.app/features)

### Private by design

No account and no ads. Your records stay on your iPhone, and Face ID lock keeps them to yourself.

## Questions

### Is Dose Log free?

Dose Log is free to download. Logging, reminders, widgets, the Apple Watch app and the 30-day doctor report are free for up to 3 medicines in use, for you and one more person. Dose Log Plus, an optional purchase, adds more medicines, more people, longer reports and doses tied to meal times. It's monthly or yearly, each with a 3-day free trial for eligible new subscribers, or a one-time purchase.

### Can I track injections?

Yes. Record each injection's site on a body map, and Dose Log shows where the last one went.

### Does it work for supplements, vitamins and inhalers?

Yes. Tablets, capsules, liquids, injections, vitamins, inhalers, patches, creams and drops all use the same simple flow. Schedules can be daily, weekly, every few days or hours, on and off cycles, or as needed.

### Can I keep medicines for my family?

Yes. Each person gets their own medicines, reminders and history, and every reminder shows whose dose it is. You and one more person work without Plus.

### Where are my records stored?

On your iPhone and, while iCloud sync is on, in your private iCloud, so they come back on a new iPhone. There's no account and no ads, and Dose Log has no server of its own. See the [privacy policy](https://dose-log-kokkeong.web.app/privacy).

### Does Dose Log tell me what dose to take?

No. Dose Log is a record and reminder tool. It doesn't give medical advice, work out doses or check for interactions. Always follow your doctor's or pharmacist's instructions.

## Start your medication list


