Apple Watch
Track 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.
How it works
From setup to review
Set up on an Apple device
Add medicines and create schedules in DoseKeeper on iPhone or iPad.
Review the schedule on Watch
Open the Watch app to see scheduled medicine and relevant details.
Log from your wrist
Record a scheduled or selected medicine, then review it in medication history.
What you can manage
What this feature includes
- Medicine list and medicine details
- Batch information
- Scheduled-dose list
- Medication logging
- Medication history
- Diary list and diary details
Available in version 4.4
Grouped medication logging on Apple Watch
DoseKeeper 4.4 lets you review and record multiple medicines together from Apple Watch when they share the same reminder.
- Review the medicines grouped into one reminder
- Record the grouped medicines from Apple Watch
- Keep the resulting medication history connected to the main DoseKeeper data
Availability
Where it works
Apple’s App Store lists DoseKeeper as available on Apple Watch and currently requires watchOS 26.1 or later. The companion iPhone and iPad app requires iOS or iPadOS 26.1 or later.
Free and Pass
What the plan changes
DoseKeeper can be used free with up to 3 medicines and 2 scheduled doses. Subscription limits and Pass-only features apply across the DoseKeeper experience.
Important context
What to keep in mind
Watch availability, notifications, synchronization, and background behavior depend on compatible hardware, operating-system support, permissions, and the connection between your devices.
FAQ
Questions about apple watch
Can I log a medicine from Apple Watch?
Yes. The Watch app supports medication logging, including logging from a scheduled dose or selecting a medicine.
Can I create a new medication schedule on Apple Watch?
Schedule creation is handled on iPhone or iPad. The Watch app focuses on viewing the schedule and recording medicine use.
What version of watchOS is required?
The current US App Store listing requires watchOS 26.1 or later.
Start 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.
