A medicine reminder for people on daily medicines for BP, diabetes, thyroid or the heart, and for the family who look after them.
Long-term medicines are easy to forget and hard to keep track of. DoseBell makes each dose clear at a glance, even without reading, and lets the family help from afar.
Large text, big buttons, and a photo of the actual strip or bottle, so the right medicine is recognised by sight.
Set it up once on a parent's phone, record instructions in your own voice, and get alerted if a dose is missed.
BP, diabetes, thyroid, cholesterol, heart: keep doses, readings, doctors and reports together.
The alarm, family alerts, BP and sugar, records, the emergency card and more, filmed in the app.
At each dose time DoseBell rings with a photo of the real medicine, how much to take, and whether it goes before or after food.
See what has been taken, what is next and when, in the order it is due. Every medicine shows its time, food rule and how many tablets are left.
Alerts go to a family member's phone through the free ntfy app. No account and no phone number are needed.
Note a reading in a few taps and see it as a simple chart to show the doctor. DoseBell records readings only; it never judges them.
Keep each doctor's number and clinic, get a reminder before appointments, and save lab reports and prescriptions as photos or PDFs, ready to share.
Blood group, allergies, conditions, current medicines and who to call, on one card to show a doctor or share as a picture. Set it as the lock screen so it can be read without unlocking.
Take a photo of a printed prescription. DoseBell reads it on the phone, nothing is uploaded, and lists the medicines it found for you to check before adding.
See each day's doses taken, skipped or missed, and share a one-page medicine report with the doctor or family.
Medicines and health records are personal. DoseBell keeps them on the phone.
No. There is no account and no login. Everything you add stays on the phone.
No. They install the free ntfy app and open the invite you send. They are told on their phone when a dose is missed or skipped, or when medicines change.
Yes. On Android the alarm opens full screen, even over the lock screen. On iPhone it rings as a time-sensitive notification with DoseBell's chime; tapping it opens the alarm screen.
Yes. Each person has their own profile and medicines, and the alarm always shows whose dose it is.
Some phones stop apps in the background to save battery. In DoseBell, open the battery tip and allow it to run in the background; the app shows the steps for your phone.
No. DoseBell is a reminder and record keeper, not a medical device. It does not recommend any medicine, dose or timing. Always follow your doctor's or pharmacist's instructions.
Add a medicine with its photo in under a minute.
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