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About Track Your Doses

MEDICATION REMINDERS YOU CAN ACTUALLY TRUST Track Your Doses takes the mental load off medication management. Whether you're tracking daily vitamins, managing prescriptions for your family, or handling temporary illness schedules, Track Your Doses ensures the right reminder fires at the right time—every single time. BUILT FOR REAL LIFE - Parents managing multiple kids' medications - Adults juggling prescriptions and supplements - Caregivers coordinating family health routines - Anyone tired of unreliable reminder apps Track Your Doses respects your schedule, your sleep, and your sanity. WHY Track Your Doses WORKS BETTER ILLNESS MODE (Our Secret Weapon) Taking antibiotics "every 6 hours"? Pain reliever "4 times per day"? Track Your Doses calculates the schedule for you—no mental math required. After each confirmed dose, the next reminder automatically adjusts based on when you actually took it, not when you were supposed to. FAMILY READY Manage medications for yourself, kids, aging parents, or anyone you care for. Each person gets their own profile, medications, and schedules. One app, one phone, zero confusion. SMART SCHEDULING TEMPLATES • Once daily (morning or evening) • Twice daily • Every 4, 6, or 8 hours • X times per day for X days • Weekly schedules • Custom intervals SLEEP WINDOWS Track Your Doses never wakes you up unless you explicitly allow it. Set your sleep hours once, and reminders automatically shift to the first valid time after you wake. Your rest matters. BULLETPROOF NOTIFICATIONS Notifications aren't a feature—they're the entire point. Track Your Doses is engineered to deliver alerts reliably, clearly, and on schedule. Every reminder includes quick actions: • Taken • Skipped • Snooze (when appropriate) One tap updates your schedule and keeps everything accurate. AUTOMATIC CLOUD SYNC Your medication schedules sync seamlessly across all your devices via iCloud. Set a reminder on your iPhone, see it on your iPad. No setup, no accounts, no hassle. WHAT Track Your Doses DOESN'T DO We don't: • Give medical advice • Recommend dosages • Diagnose conditions • Overcomplicate things We do one thing exceptionally well: remind you when to take your medications. WHO Track Your Doses IS FOR If you've ever: • Stared at a clock wondering if it's been 4 hours yet • Forgotten whether you took your morning pills • Missed a kid's dose because your phone didn't alert you • Set 6 different iPhone alarms to manage medications ...Track Your Doses is for you. PEACE OF MIND IS WORTH IT Track Your Doses offers a 7-day free trial so you can experience reliable medication reminders risk-free. No ads. No data mining. Just reminders that work. THE Track Your Doses PROMISE You're not downloading a health app. You're not getting a tracker with charts and analytics. You're getting a timing engine you can trust with something important. Because when it comes to medications, "close enough" isn't good enough. Download Track Your Doses and stop worrying about missed doses. --- Privacy Policy: https://edgedsword.github.io/TrackYourDosesPrivacy/ Terms of Service: https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/ Support: [email protected]

What’s new

Version 1.2 · Updated September 21, 2026

New • Set your own reminder spacing. Choose any interval from 1 to 48 hours, instead of only every 4, 6 or 8. • "For X days" courses now let you set the number of days and how many doses a day, and they stop on their own when the course finishes. Better reminders • Reminders are refreshed every time you open the app and at the start of each day, so longer courses keep reminding you all the way through. • Interval schedules now remind you about your first dose, not only the ones after it. • Reminders respect a medication's start and end dates, so a course that has finished stops reminding you. • Every-other-day schedules now remind you on the same days the app shows. • Snoozed reminders survive changes to your schedule, and are cleared when you delete a medication. • If iOS runs out of room for reminders, Settings now tells you which medications are affected instead of leaving you to find out the hard way. Doses and history • Marking a dose late now records it against the dose you actually missed. Taken and Skip stay available for 12 hours, not just a few minutes. • Marking the same dose twice no longer creates duplicate entries. • Adherence now counts doses you never recorded as missed, so your rate reflects your whole schedule rather than only the doses you logged. • Streaks are counted in days. Sync • Edits to a person or medication now sync to your other devices, not just newly added ones. • Deleting something while offline stays deleted. It won't reappear after the next sync. • Your people and medications keep a consistent order. Also fixed • Exporting from the History tab now opens the share sheet properly. • Exported CSV files handle names that contain commas. • Cancelling a purchase no longer closes the upgrade screen as though it went through, and Restore Purchases now confirms the result.

App privacy

The developer, Michael Murphy, reported these privacy practices to Apple.

Data Not Collected

The developer does not collect any data from this app.

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