DoseDiary Medication Reminder

DoseDiary is a free pill reminder and medication tracker that helps you take the right medicine at the right time — and keeps reminding you until you actually do. Log every dose in your medication diary, get refill alerts, and share with a caregiver. Works fully offline, no sign-up to get started.

Built to fix what people complain about in other reminder apps:

• FREE & UNLIMITED — track as many medications as you need. No 2-med cap, no forced subscription.
• NO ADS in the core app.
• PERSISTENT REMINDERS — DoseDiary re-prompts you until you take or skip a dose, so a single missed notification doesn't mean a missed dose.
• WORKS OFFLINE, NO ACCOUNT — your data stays on your device by default.
• FLEXIBLE SCHEDULES — daily, certain days, every-N-days, cycles (e.g. 21-on/7-off), as-needed, multiple times a day, with-food.
• PHOTO CONFIRMATION — snap a photo when you take a dose, and add a pill photo so each med is easy to recognize.
• REFILL TRACKING — get a heads-up before you run out.
• SENIOR-FRIENDLY — large-text mode, big buttons, one task per screen.
• CAREGIVER SHARING — let a family member see today's doses and get missed-dose alerts (you can hide medication names).
• ENCRYPTED CLOUD BACKUP — optional, end-to-end encrypted so only you can read it. Restore on any device.
• DOCTOR REPORT — export your dose diary as a report or CSV.
• ALL THEMES FREE — including dark mode.

Honest pricing: everything above is free — unlimited medications, reminders, all themes and dark mode, multiple people, reports, encrypted cloud backup, and caregiver sharing (free account needed for cloud features). The one premium feature is DoseDiary Pro: closed-app notification forwarding, so dose alerts and caregiver alerts reach a phone even when the app is closed. It will be $4/month or $39.99 once — but it's FREE for founding users during launch, and founding users keep it free.

DoseDiary is a personal medication tracker. It is not medical advice and does not check drug interactions. Always follow your doctor or pharmacist.