Never wonder who gave the dose.
When two people share the care, "did you already give it?" shouldn't be a guess. One shared log shows who gave what, in real time.
Launch in 9 days
DoseSync is a family medication tracker for caregivers: a shared real-time dose log, double-dose protection, Grandparent Mode, QR invites with temporary guest access for a nanny or babysitter, offline sync, and PDF or CSV export for the doctor. iOS, launches August 4, 2026.
Medication chaos is one of the top reasons caregivers burn out.
Preventable deaths per year in the US from medication non-adherence alone, most avoidable with simple family coordination.
How it works
Add the medications.
Scan the bottle or pick from 130,000+ prescriptions. Schedule is generated automatically.
Forget about text messages.
Every feature earned its spot by replacing a text message.
Every caregiver sees every dose the moment it's confirmed. No refresh needed. Other apps still ping you after your partner already logged it. This one doesn't.
Once a dose is confirmed, the button locks - so the same dose isn't logged twice by mistake.
Big text, two tabs, one button. Designed for those who last used a phone to make calls. No menus to dig through, even with brain fog.
Share a temporary token. The nanny confirms doses on the family log. Expires automatically - no cleanup needed. No account, no install for them - they join by token and just confirm.
Confirm doses without signal. Everything syncs the moment you're back online.
Show the doctor exactly what happened - not what you remember. Every dose, every timestamp, exported in one tap.
Big text. Two tabs. One button.
Set up the app for your parents, show them how it works - and always know whether they've taken their medication. They confirm each dose themselves.
The problem, in caregivers' own words.
The everyday frustrations DoseSync was built to fix.
“The hardest part isn't remembering a dose. It's not knowing whether someone else already gave it.”
“I used to send five texts a day just to track who gave what.”
“My husband marks something taken, and I still get reminders. We share the care - the apps don't.”
“We rotate care across two homes. Nobody ever has the full picture.”
“Between two houses, "did you give the evening dose?" was a daily text.”
“A pill organizer shows the slot is empty. Not who emptied it.”
“The hardest part isn't remembering a dose. It's not knowing whether someone else already gave it.”
“I used to send five texts a day just to track who gave what.”
“My husband marks something taken, and I still get reminders. We share the care - the apps don't.”
“The hardest part isn't remembering a dose. It's not knowing whether someone else already gave it.”
“I used to send five texts a day just to track who gave what.”
“My husband marks something taken, and I still get reminders. We share the care - the apps don't.”
“The hardest part isn't remembering a dose. It's not knowing whether someone else already gave it.”
“I used to send five texts a day just to track who gave what.”
“My husband marks something taken, and I still get reminders. We share the care - the apps don't.”
“The hardest part isn't remembering a dose. It's not knowing whether someone else already gave it.”
“I used to send five texts a day just to track who gave what.”
“My husband marks something taken, and I still get reminders. We share the care - the apps don't.”
“We rotate care across two homes. Nobody ever has the full picture.”
“Between two houses, "did you give the evening dose?" was a daily text.”
“A pill organizer shows the slot is empty. Not who emptied it.”
“We rotate care across two homes. Nobody ever has the full picture.”
“Between two houses, "did you give the evening dose?" was a daily text.”
“A pill organizer shows the slot is empty. Not who emptied it.”
“We rotate care across two homes. Nobody ever has the full picture.”
“Between two houses, "did you give the evening dose?" was a daily text.”
“A pill organizer shows the slot is empty. Not who emptied it.”
“We rotate care across two homes. Nobody ever has the full picture.”
“Between two houses, "did you give the evening dose?" was a daily text.”
“A pill organizer shows the slot is empty. Not who emptied it.”
“Some days I honestly couldn't tell if I'd given it, or only thought about it.”
“My mom lives alone. In the moment, I never knew if she'd taken her pills.”
“My daughter installed it on my phone so I wouldn't make a mistake.”
“Some days I honestly couldn't tell if I'd given it, or only thought about it.”
“My mom lives alone. In the moment, I never knew if she'd taken her pills.”
“My daughter installed it on my phone so I wouldn't make a mistake.”
“Some days I honestly couldn't tell if I'd given it, or only thought about it.”
“My mom lives alone. In the moment, I never knew if she'd taken her pills.”
“My daughter installed it on my phone so I wouldn't make a mistake.”
“Some days I honestly couldn't tell if I'd given it, or only thought about it.”
“My mom lives alone. In the moment, I never knew if she'd taken her pills.”
“My daughter installed it on my phone so I wouldn't make a mistake.”
One payment. Forever.
Free apps remind one person. DoseSync coordinates your whole care team - that's what you're paying for.
9 days left. Lifetime pricing ends at launch.
- Your whole care team - up to 7 people
- Real-time shared log for every family member
- Every future feature, forever
Secure checkout · One-time payment · iOS only
Questions
DoseSync launches August 4. Join the waitlist - get the guide free.
A free guide to building a shared medication routine - even before you download the app.
- Free PDF guide on family medication coordination
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