DosePrompt

Private medication reminders, refill tracking, adherence history, and Apple Watch actions—free for everyone, with no accounts, ads, or subscriptions.

Keep your medication routine clear on iPhone and Apple Watch.

DosePrompt gives you a calm Today view, actionable local reminders, adherence history, optional refill tracking, and a next-dose Apple Watch complication. Every feature is free, with no accounts, advertising, subscriptions, in-app purchases, or paid tiers.

REMINDERS THAT FIT YOUR ROUTINE • Add one or more reminder times • Choose any combination of weekdays • Mark a dose Taken, Snooze, or Skip from a notification • Select a 10-, 15-, or 30-minute snooze interval • Pause or resume a medication without rewriting past history

A CLEAR VIEW OF TODAY • See your next dose and daily progress at a glance • Distinguish upcoming, due, taken, skipped, and missed doses • Keep medication instructions close to each reminder • Correct a status or undo an entry whenever needed

HISTORY AND REFILL AWARENESS • Review 7-day and 30-day adherence summaries • Inspect and edit individual days • Optionally track remaining quantity and quantity per dose • Set a low-supply threshold for refill warnings • Preserve accurate past schedules when routines change

APPLE WATCH • View today’s medication plan from your wrist • Record Taken or Skipped and undo an entry • See daily progress and low-supply warnings • Add the Next Dose complication in circular, rectangular, or inline layouts • Queue changes when the iPhone is temporarily unavailable

PRIVATE BY DESIGN Medication and adherence information stays on your iPhone and paired Apple Watch. DosePrompt has no Goodale Studios account or server, advertising, analytics, or third-party tracking. You can export a validated JSON backup to a destination you choose or erase all DosePrompt data from Settings.

IMPORTANT DosePrompt is a reminder and tracking tool, not a medical device. It does not provide medical advice, verify a medication schedule, recommend a medication or dosage, or replace a clinician, pharmacist, or emergency service. Follow the instructions from your qualified healthcare professional and confirm medication decisions with them.