Dose Diary compared with MyTherapy
MyTherapy is a medication reminder and health-tracking app. Dose Diary is a UK diary for your own medicines, with a summary you can take to an appointment.
What both do
- Reminders for tablets and other doses, with a log of what you took or skipped
- Refill or prescription reminders when supply is low
- A health journal for symptoms, mood or measurements, and a report you can share with a doctor
What Dose Diary is built for
- Built around UK GP and pharmacist appointments, with a one-page summary export
- Prescription cards grouped by GP or hospital, with course length
- Meal-relative dose times (for example with breakfast) that move when you change meal times
- No streaks or gamification: the diary stays factual and low-guilt
What MyTherapy publishes about itself
- MyTherapy’s public site describes medication alarms, intake documentation, refill and prescription reminders, measurement and symptom diaries, family profiles, and doctor-facing reports or medication plans.
- MyTherapy’s store listings also mention streaks for motivation. Dose Diary deliberately does not use streaks.
- MyTherapy’s site and store pages describe availability in many countries.
Source (public site, checked for this page; features can change): https://www.mytherapyapp.com/.
Dose Diary is a personal diary. It does not give medical advice or tell you whether to take a medicine.