MedKeeper - Medication Tracker

MedKeeper keeps every medication in your household in one place — what to take, when to take it, and what has already been taken today.

TODAY, AT A GLANCE Open the app and see every dose due today for the person you're looking after. One tap marks a dose taken, or skipped. Missed doses are flagged so nothing quietly disappears.

REMINDERS THAT FIT REAL SCHEDULES Once, twice or three times a day. Only on certain weekdays. Or once a month on a set date. Reminders arrive on time on your device, and survive a restart.

THE WHOLE FAMILY, SEPARATELY Add a profile for each person you care for — a parent, a child, a partner — each with their own medications, their own schedule and their own history. Switch between them in one tap.

APPOINTMENTS AND VACCINES TOO Doctor's appointments, vaccine doses, lab tests and injections live alongside your medications, with reminders as early as a week ahead so you actually have time to prepare.

SEE HOW IT'S REALLY GOING Streaks, weekly charts and a month of history show whether a routine is holding up — useful for your own peace of mind, and for the next conversation with a doctor.

WORKS OFFLINE Your medications and your dose history stay available without a connection. Everything syncs back to your account when you're online again.

BUILT TO BE PRIVATE Your medication data is yours. It is never sold and never used to target advertising. You can delete your account, and everything in it, from inside the app.

ALSO INSIDE • Light and dark themes • Full English and Arabic support, including right-to-left layout • Pills, liquids, injections and more, with color tags and personal notes

MedKeeper is free and supported by ads.

IMPORTANT MedKeeper is a personal reminder and record-keeping tool. It is not a medical device and does not give medical advice, diagnosis or treatment. It records what you enter, and reminds you of it — it does not check what you enter, and does not check for interactions between medications. Reminders depend on your device's operating system and cannot be guaranteed, so for critical medication please keep a second safeguard. Always follow the instructions from your doctor or pharmacist.