Gentle reminders for the things you take

OnDose reminds you when it’s time for your medications, vitamins or supplements, records a dose with one tap, and follows up only if you haven’t. Everything stays on your phone.

Coming soon to iPhone and Android

$2, one time₱129, one time

Today

Your whole day in one list

One quiet line sums up the day, like “3 of 6 taken · next at 8:00 PM”. Below it: what’s still to take, what’s coming up, and what’s done.

Tap the circle to record a dose, with five seconds to undo
No percentages and no streaks to keep up
Follows your phone’s light or dark appearance

The Today screen in light appearance — Light

The same Today screen in dark appearance — Dark

Reminders and follow-ups

Reminders that follow up

OnDose can remind you again, but only if you haven’t recorded the dose yet. Recording it cancels the follow-ups still waiting.

Per item: one reminder, a gentle follow-up after 30 minutes, or follow-ups at 15, 30 and 60 minutes
Scheduled on your phone, so reminders arrive without a connection
A generic mode keeps item names off the lock screen

A setup step asking how reminders should behave: one reminder is enough, a reminder plus a gentle follow-up, or follow-ups at 15, 30 and 60 minutes — Choose how often to be reminded

Thursday, November 5

1:00

Time for Magnesium

Magnesium · 400 mg · with food

now

A reminder on the lock screen

Adding an item

Add anything in under a minute

Name it, pick an icon and a color, and add the dose from your label. Then set a schedule (every day, specific days, every few days or once) with as many reminder times as you need.

Name suggestions from built-in templates as you type
Options that need explaining say what they do right underneath
Templates fill in the name, type, icon and color, and leave the dose to you

The Add item form: a preview of the new item, then name, type, icon and color — Name, type, icon and color

The lower part of the Add item form: with food, schedule, reminder times, dates and follow-up reminders — Schedule, times and follow-ups

Your library

Find anything, even after you archive it

Filter by medications, vitamins, supplements, custom, paused or archived. Search covers everything you track, paused and archived items included, plus templates to start from.

Open an item for its schedule and recent doses
Edit, pause (indefinitely or until a date), archive or delete
Deleting can keep the history or erase everything

The Items list with filters for all, medications, vitamins and supplements, and six items with their times, Creatine paused — Filters by type and state

Searching items for “vit”: Vitamin D3, the archived Vitamin B12, and templates to start from — Search, with templates

History

An honest, quiet history

Each dose is taken, skipped or not recorded, with an icon and a label as well as a color. A count for the week and one for each day sum it up, and that’s all.

A weekly count of recorded doses, with no scores or grades
Forgot to record a dose? Record it later from any of the last 90 days
Changing a schedule never rewrites past history

History: Last 7 days: 38 of 41 recorded, then the week as organizer columns from Friday, October 30 to today, with checks for taken doses, two not recorded and today’s Magnesium still to take

Privacy and your data

Your data stays on your phone

There is no account and no server. Your items, schedules and records are saved by the app on your phone, and OnDose makes no network requests with them.

No analytics, no crash reporting, no ads and no third parties
Erase all data in Settings removes everything at once
Uninstalling the app deletes your data too, since there is no copy anywhere else

Settings for the default follow-up, snooze length and notification privacy, with reminders on for this phone — A few settings

The Your data page, explaining in plain words that everything stays on this device and nothing is collected — How your data is handled

First run

A short setup that adapts to you

Setup is short, you can skip it, and it only tunes defaults. It never asks about your health.

Notifications are explained before the system asks
Say no and the app still works as a manual tracker
Quit halfway and it picks up where you left off

The welcome screen: gentle reminders for your medications and supplements, with a Get started button — Welcome

A setup step asking what you take: medications, vitamins and supplements, training supplements, or a mix — Tunes defaults only

A setup step asking what reminders should show: the item name, like Time for Vitamin D, or only that something is due — Choose what reminders show

What OnDose won’t do

The calm comes from what it leaves out

A medication reminder should never make you feel watched or judged

No guilt: It shows what’s still to take and what wasn’t recorded. No streaks, no scores and no scolding.
No advice: No default doses, no interaction checks and no health claims. Your label and your clinician decide.
No accounts: No profile, no password and no cloud sync. Open the app and it works, offline.
No tracking: No analytics, no ads and nothing that reports back. Nobody, including the developer, can see what you take.

Under the hood

iPhone and Android: One Expo app, with the native tab bar on each platform
Stored on your phone: Saved on the device by the app, with no server and no account
Local notifications: Reminders and follow-ups are scheduled on the phone, with no push server
Accessible: Screen reader labels, text that follows your system font size, and support for Reduce Motion

Pricing

Pay once, and it’s yours

No subscription, no ads and nothing held back for an upgrade. You buy OnDose once and get every part of it.

$2₱129one time

Planned launch price. Each store shows it in your currency.

Every feature included
No subscription or renewals
No ads and no tracking
Your data stays on your phone

Coming soon