Features
Medication tracking built around the whole routine
DoseKeeper combines medication reminders and records with blister packs, stock, adherence, Apple Watch access, Shortcuts, diary context, and PDF reports. Choose a feature to see exactly how it works, where it is available, and what it does not claim to do.
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Medication Reminders and Alarms for iPhone
DoseKeeper lets you create medication reminders for different days and times on iPhone and iPad. Supported schedules can use alarm-based or critical alerts, while missed-dose follow-ups and optional post-intake alarms help you keep track of what still needs attention.
Read the feature guide Blister packsTrack Medication Blister Packs on iPhone
DoseKeeper can represent a medication blister pack, show progress through it, and indicate when one blister ends and the next begins. The blister position advances from the medication records you log, keeping the visual pack connected to your treatment history.
Read the feature guide Supply and refillsTrack Medication Supply, Refills and Expiry Dates
DoseKeeper is a medication inventory app that organizes stock in batches, tracks expiry dates, and estimates how long a supply may last. You enter medicine, batch, and schedule details; DoseKeeper combines those details with the medication records you log to show remaining supply and refill forecasts.
Read the feature guide Progress and timingMedication Adherence and Timing Insights
DoseKeeper summarizes the medication schedule and records you enter into adherence percentages and timing views. You can review complete days, overall effort, timing consistency, and missed doses across configurable periods without the app making a clinical judgment about your treatment.
Read the feature guide Apple WatchTrack and Log Medications on Apple Watch
DoseKeeper includes an Apple Watch app for viewing medicines and their batch details, checking scheduled doses, logging medication, and reviewing medication history from your wrist. It also provides access to diary entries, while medicine and schedule setup remains centered on the larger Apple-device experience.
Read the feature guide Reports and exportsMedication Reports and PDF Exports
DoseKeeper creates PDF exports for medication logs, medicine inventory, trends, scheduled-dose insights, diary entries, and selected blood-pressure report workflows. You choose the medicine, person, date range, or other available filters so the resulting report contains the context you intend to save or share.
Read the feature guide App ShortcutsMedication Tracking with Siri and Shortcuts
DoseKeeper provides App Shortcuts for common medication tasks and questions through Siri, Spotlight, and the Shortcuts app. Available actions include adding or scheduling medicine, logging a dose, reviewing medicines for a date, checking missed doses or remaining stock, and forecasting refills.
Read the feature guide DiaryA Medication Diary for Symptoms, Mood and Treatment Context
DoseKeeper includes a medication diary for recording symptoms, side effects, moods, and free-form notes alongside treatment context. You can link entries to medicines, review observations and patterns over time, and export an entry as a PDF without treating those observations as a diagnosis.
Read the feature guide Faster setupScan Medicine Packaging to Add Details Faster
On supported devices, DoseKeeper can scan medicine packaging and help prefill details such as the medicine name, concentration, and type. The result is a starting point for setup, and you should review and correct every field before saving the medicine.
Read the feature guideStart tracking with DoseKeeper
Use DoseKeeper free with up to 3 medicines and 2 scheduled doses. Upgrade to DoseKeeper Pass when you need unlimited use and advanced features.
