Medoro: Mood & Meds Tracker

Your medication takes weeks to settle. Medoro tracks mood, focus and sleep over time — so subtle changes become visible and you see what's really working.

Finding the right medication for depression, anxiety, ADHD, bipolar disorder, or any condition that affects your mood or cognitive function is rarely a straight line. Doses get adjusted. One medication is swapped for another. Some weeks feel worse than others, even when you are moving in the right direction.

The hardest part is that the changes are often subtle. A small lift in motivation. Slightly clearer thinking. Sleep that feels a little more restful. These signals are easy to miss day to day — and easy to forget by your next appointment.

WHAT MEDORO DOES

Medoro is a private, on-device tracker that makes those subtle changes visible. A 60-second daily check-in covers 16 dimensions including mood, energy, sleep, motivation, anxiety, irritability and concentration. Side effects, therapy sessions, lifestyle factors and life events are logged on a visual timeline alongside your medication stages and dose changes.

Over weeks, the patterns become clear: what is actually changing, what is working, and what is not.

THE LONG-TERM TREND

When the side effects of a new medication overshadow the early benefits, or when life events pull your mood down, it can feel like nothing is helping. Medoro separates signal from noise so you see the long-term trend instead of reacting to today — and walk into your next appointment with something more useful than a vague impression.

FEATURES

Daily check-in

• 60-second check-in across 16 mood, function and lifestyle dimensions
• Log multiple times a day, with an optional note for context

Timeline

• Three charts: negative moods, positive moods, daily functioning
• Smoothed trend line plus raw data view
• Pinch to zoom, swipe to pan — settles into clean week / month / quarter views
• Stage pills and event dots aligned with the time axis
• Optional pharmacokinetic concentration overlay (educational)

Journeys

• Track one medication or several, in sequence or in parallel
• Dose-change stages within each journey
• Compare two journeys side by side
• Ended journeys preserved as personal history

Events

• Log therapy, exercise, alcohol, sleep quality, side effects, life events
• PRN (as-needed) doses
• Custom tags

Trends card

• Compare the last 7, 14, 21 or 28 days against the prior window
• One tap to switch windows

Insights

• On-device pattern detection across trends, correlations, stages and milestones

Cycle tracking (optional)

• Phase bands on the timeline alongside your mood data
• Plain-language context for each phase

Transparency

• Tap (i) on any calculated number for a plain-language explanation
• Full methodology page in Settings

Reminders & safety

• Daily check-in and medication reminders
• Crisis resources (24/7 helplines) always reachable

WHO IT IS FOR

For people taking medications that alter mood or cognitive function — depression (SSRIs, SNRIs), anxiety (SSRIs, benzodiazepines, beta blockers), ADHD (stimulants and non-stimulants), bipolar disorder (mood stabilisers, antipsychotics), and any other condition where finding the right medication and dose takes time.

PRIVATE BY DESIGN

• All data stays on your device. Period.
• No accounts. No sign-up. No cloud sync.
• No analytics, no tracking, no crash reporting.
• Medication search works offline — your searches never leave your phone.
• Optional app lock with PIN, Face ID or fingerprint.

PLANS

• 7-day free trial. No payment details required upfront.
• After the trial, continued use requires a monthly or annual subscription, or a one-time lifetime purchase.
• All features are included on every plan.

Subscriptions auto-renew at the price shown in the app unless cancelled at least 24 hours before the current period ends. Manage anytime in your App Store settings.

Privacy policy: https://medoro.app/privacy Terms of Use: https://medoro.app/terms

IMPORTANT NOTE

Medoro is a personal tracking tool, not a medical device. Always consult your doctor or psychiatrist before making changes to your medication.