DoseWise

A familiar question

Did I
take it?

A busy morning.
A moment that blurs.

Give the doses you log a place of their own.
Meet DoseWise.

Take a closer look
Something to come back toApp preview
Demo dose history showing the recorded times and statuses for Vitamin D3 and Metformin.
Check what you recorded.Example app view · Demo data

A record reflects what you enter.
It cannot confirm whether you took a dose.

A little less
to remember.

Medications. Schedules.
The doses you log.

01 A closer look · Today

Your day,
in view.

Your schedule.
Your recorded doses.
One place to look.

Today brings scheduled times and the statuses you’ve recorded together. See the individual entries, with a summary for the date you’re viewing.

Start with your routine
Example Today entries: Metformin marked overdue at 07:00, and Magnesium Glycinate recorded as taken at 08:30.
Example Today view · Demo data
Example History showing logged doses in time order, with medication names, recorded times, statuses and a note indicator.
Example Dose History · Demo data

02 A closer look · History

A record to
come back to.

The details deserve
a home beyond your memory.

Review the medication, time, and status you logged. Add a note when a detail is worth remembering.

Your entries. Your context.
A missing entry does not establish whether a dose was taken.

03 Package supply

Keep track of
what’s left.

The package you’re using.
The spares you have ready.

Add your boxes, bottles, or other packages and choose the one you’re using. Doses you record as taken reduce the tracked balance, starting with your current package.

Supply tracking is optional. Its balance is based on your records; you can recount it when needed.

Your supply

2 packages
Current packageIn use

Bottle

18tablets left

18 of 30 tablets remaining

of 30 tablets in this bottle

Spare package

Unopened bottle

30tablets

Total available48 tablets
Illustrative supply view · Demo data

Keep expiration dates with each package, set in-app low-stock warnings, and recount whenever you need to.

Schedule excerpt: Morning routine at 08:00, repeating daily and linked to Travel pack.
Schedule excerpt · Demo data

04 Schedules

Your routine.
In the details.

Not every routine
happens every day.

Set times and a cadence that match your existing routine: daily, selected weekdays, every few days, days of the month, or repeating on-and-off cycles.

Keep more than one schedule for a medication, set a planned stop date, and see upcoming times together. You can stop or restart a schedule as your routine changes.

05 Programs

Related routines.
Kept together.

Give connected schedules
a shared home.

Create a named program and link the medication schedules that belong together. See their times, the program’s date window, and your notes in one place.

Set an end date or leave the program open-ended. Programs organize the schedules you choose; each schedule keeps its own timing.

Program excerpt: Travel pack, its date window, and the linked Vitamin D3 Morning schedule at 08:00.
Program excerpt · Demo data

Start with your routine

A place for
the everyday.

  1. Add a medication.

    Keep the medications you track together.

  2. Set its schedule.

    Record your existing routine, or keep a medication available as needed.

  3. Log the doses you take.

    Come back to Today or History when you want to check your record.

Meet DoseWise

Let the details
have a home.

An iPhone app in development.
This is a first look at what we’re building.

Questions about DoseWise?

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