FinishDose: Course Tracker

FinishDose is a private tracker for medicine you take for a set number of days — antibiotics, steroids, a two-week course — and then finish. Most medication apps assume you take something forever. FinishDose assumes there is an end date, and helps you reach it. TRACK A COURSE FROM START TO FINISH Add the medicine, the dose, how many days and how many times a day. FinishDose builds the schedule and shows you what is due next, so you never have to work it out again. LOG WHAT ACTUALLY HAPPENED Mark each dose taken or skipped. Took it late? The time you actually logged it is recorded alongside the time it was due. Made a mistake? Undo it — a dose, or a whole day. Add a note to any dose: taken with food, felt drowsy, anything worth remembering. CATCH UP ON MISSED DAYS Forgot to log yesterday? Mark the whole day at once and get back on track. REMINDERS YOU CONTROL Turn reminders on and get a notification at each dose time, with Taken, Skip and Snooze right on the notification. Reminders are entirely optional. FinishDose also warns you before a course runs out, so low stock is easier to notice and you can plan ahead. EVERYONE IN THE HOUSE Keep separate course spaces for yourself, a child, a parent or a pet, each with its own history. YOUR RECORD, YOURS TO KEEP Export any course as a PDF for a follow-up appointment, or your whole history as a spreadsheet. Take a photo of the packet so you always know which one it was. PRIVATE BY DESIGN Your courses are encrypted on your device with a key held in your phone's secure keystore. There is no account, no cloud sync, and nothing is sent to a FinishDose server. No ads and no tracking of any kind. You can export a backup file whenever you like — you choose where it goes. Optional App Lock adds your device's Face ID, fingerprint or passcode in front of the app. IMPORTANT FinishDose is a reminder and tracking tool. It is not a medical device and does not diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any medical condition. It does not give medical advice, check drug interactions, or provide dosing guidance. Always follow your doctor, pharmacist, or the medicine label.