Supply and refills
Track 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.
How it works
From setup to review
Enter each batch
Record the quantity and expiry date supplied with the medicine.
Keep the log current
Log medicine as you take it so supported inventory quantities can be reduced from recorded stock.
Review the forecast
Use remaining-supply and refill-forecast views to plan when you may need more medicine.
What you can manage
What this feature includes
- Batch-based medicine quantities
- Expiry dates and early expiry alerts
- Estimated remaining units
- Estimated duration of the current supply
- Refill forecasts through DoseKeeper and App Shortcuts
- Inventory PDF reports
Availability
Where it works
Inventory and expiry management are available on iPhone and iPad. Apple Watch can show medicine and batch information and can record medicine use. App Shortcuts can answer supported stock and refill questions.
Free and Pass
What the plan changes
You can start with up to 3 medicines in the free tier. DoseKeeper Pass unlocks unlimited medicines, advanced filters, and detailed inventory reports.
Important context
What to keep in mind
Supply and refill dates are estimates based on the information and medication records in DoseKeeper. They do not confirm pharmacy availability, insurance coverage, or a prescription renewal.
FAQ
Questions about medication inventory
Does DoseKeeper calculate remaining medicine automatically?
For supported medicine forms, DoseKeeper uses the quantities and medication records you enter to calculate remaining stock. Some forms are not automatically subtracted because their use is not reliably represented by discrete units.
Can I track more than one batch?
Yes. DoseKeeper supports batch-based inventory so quantities and expiry dates can be organized separately.
Is a refill forecast a prescription recommendation?
No. It is an organizational estimate based on your DoseKeeper data and does not replace pharmacy or prescriber guidance.