Dose Diary

How it works

A few taps a day. A clear page when it matters.

  1. Add your medicines

    Type the name, the strength and when you take it, or take a photo of the box.

  2. Tick them off

    Your phone gives you a gentle reminder at the right time. One tap says you’ve taken it. If you miss one, it simply shows as not ticked.

  3. A quick check-in

    Once a day, say how you’ve been: sleep, pain, mood, energy and water. Tap the answers, or press the microphone and say it in your own words.

  4. Get ready for your appointment

    Add the appointment, and Dose Diary gathers what’s happened since last time, with your questions at the top.

  5. Take one clear page

    Show it on your phone, share it as a PDF, or print it. Afterwards, note what the doctor said, so it’s there next time.

Today on Thursday: the next appointment card, and Something from your diary notes.
The appointment summary ready for a GP or pharmacist.

Things worth mentioning

Dose Diary can point out things in your own diary that may be worth mentioning to your GP or pharmacist, such as a few bad nights in a row after a new medicine started. It only describes what you wrote. It doesn’t diagnose anything, and it never tells you to change or stop a medicine.

Summary notes worth mentioning: since starting Ramipril 2.5 mg, dizziness logged several times, for the GP or pharmacist.

Works on any phone

It runs in your web browser, on iPhone, Android, tablets and computers. Add it to your home screen and it opens like an app. Large text, clear buttons, and it works with screen readers.