Dosely — Medicine Reminder

A medicine reminder that actually goes off. Dosely keeps the whole household on one timeline — Mom, Dad and the kids — in the order doses are due. One tap records a dose. EVERYONE, ON ONE SCREEN Add a person, add their medicines, and the day sorts itself. Doses due within nine minutes of each other group into a single reminder instead of four. KNOW THE PILL BY SIGHT Colour, shape and dose sit on every medicine, because "the small white round one" is how the person holding the box actually identifies it. REMINDERS THAT ARRIVE Phones are aggressive about stopping background apps, and a medicine reminder that is silently killed is worse than no reminder. Dosely ships a diagnostics screen that checks twelve things and tells you plainly whether reminders will work on YOUR phone — with a step-by-step fix for your handset's brand, and a 60-second live test so you can see one arrive. SUGAR, PRESSURE AND WEIGHT Log a reading in seconds. It sits beside the doses that explain it. Dosely counts your own numbers back to you and never tells you what they mean — that conversation belongs with your doctor. PRESCRIPTIONS AND REPORTS Photograph the paper once and find it at the next appointment. Pharmacy Mode puts the current prescription on screen at the counter. THE DOCTOR VISIT PACK One page: your medicines, what was recorded over thirty days, and your readings. Print it or save it. SIMPLE MODE One dose, one big button, no menus to get lost in — for the person taking the medicine rather than the person managing it. YOUR HEALTH DATA STAYS ON YOUR PHONE No account. No sign-up. Your medicines, doses, readings and documents are stored only on this phone and are never uploaded. Dosely is free and shows ads from Google AdMob, which is why it uses the internet. Ads never appear on health screens and can't see anything you enter. Dosely asks for no camera permission: scanning uses Google Play services' document scanner. An encrypted backup file is yours to save wherever you like. Dosely does not give medical advice and is not a substitute for your doctor or pharmacist.