Diary

A 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.

DoseKeeper insights screen summarizing recorded patterns and timing context

How it works

From setup to review

1

Write an entry

Record what you noticed in your own words, with symptoms, side effects, or mood when useful.

2

Add context

Link the entry to relevant medicines and organize it with supported details or tags.

3

Review observations

Look back across entries or export an individual diary entry as a PDF.

What you can manage

What this feature includes

  • Free-form diary entries
  • Symptoms, side effects, and moods
  • Links between entries and medicines
  • Diary patterns and informational observations
  • On-device summaries and suggested tags when Apple Intelligence is available
  • Individual diary-entry PDF exports

Availability

Where it works

Diary entry and review are available on iPhone and iPad, with diary lists and details also available in the Apple Watch app. Apple Intelligence enhancements require a supported device, language, region, and system configuration.

Free and Pass

What the plan changes

The App Store listing identifies diary highlights as a DoseKeeper Pass feature. Core availability can vary by version and subscription status.

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Important context

What to keep in mind

Diary patterns and summaries are informational. They do not diagnose side effects, determine causation, or replace medical advice.

FAQ

Questions about health diary

Can DoseKeeper diagnose a side effect from my diary?

No. DoseKeeper records and organizes observations; it does not diagnose a condition or determine that a medicine caused an observation.

Can I link a diary entry to a medicine?

Yes. Entries can be connected to medicines so you can review them with treatment context.

Does diary summarization send my entry to DoseKeeper?

The released App Store description says supported Apple Intelligence summaries and tags are generated on device. Availability depends on Apple’s supported device and system requirements.

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.

Download DoseKeeper on the App Store