Did I already take it?
Know when you took it.
Every dose, with the time and the gap since the one before. Forgot to log it? Add it at the time you actually took it.

Did I already take it?
Every dose, with the time and the gap since the one before. Forgot to log it? Add it at the time you actually took it.

Can I take the next one yet?
Enter the minimum gap from the leaflet once. The app counts the hours and shows exactly when you're good to go.

Wait, is that too much?
Set a maximum per 24 hours or per day. Log too early and the app asks first. It never decides for you.

You don't even have to open the app.
A Live Activity and the Dynamic Island keep the wait in view. When it's over, a notification lets you log right from it.

Log a dose and check the countdown on Apple Watch. Add it to your watch face.

Drops four times a day, then three, then two. Set it once. Reminders spread through your day.

Log a dose hands-free, with your voice.
A Doses control, one swipe away.
Told the moment the wait is over. Never nagged.
A small iPhone and Apple Watch app that remembers when you took a medicine and shows when you can take it again, based on the minimum gap and daily maximum you enter. Made for the painkiller after a dental visit, the drops after an eye infection, the week you're too unwell to keep count.
Yes. It looks and works like the apps that came with your iPhone: one screen, one big button per medicine, and a countdown you can read at arm's length. There's nothing to learn, whether you're 19 or 90.
No. The app keeps track of what you take and follows the limits you enter from your leaflet or your doctor's instructions. It doesn't give medical advice. If you log a dose early, it asks you first, and you decide.
No. There's no sign-up, no ads and no tracking. Your data stays on your devices and syncs through your own private iCloud, which we can't access. Read the privacy policy.
The Doses app is free to download, and everything works for 3 days from the first dose you log: no card, nothing to cancel. After that, logging new doses costs €0.99 a month, €5.99 a year, or €12.99 once, for good. Your medicines and your history stay readable either way. If you bought the app when it was paid, you keep everything at no extra cost.
Yes. Set a course once, for example four times a day for three days, then three, then two. The app spreads the reminders evenly through your day and steps down on its own.
Yes. Log doses and see the countdown on your wrist, even when your iPhone is out of reach, and add a complication to your watch face.
An iPhone with iOS 26 or later. The Apple Watch app needs watchOS 11 or later. The app is available in English, French and Dutch.