Never guess whether you took it.

One puff confirmed. The next one unsure.

Interruptions happen. For a scheduled dose with several units, such as two inhaler puffs, save a separate state for each unit. Return to what you recorded instead of piecing the routine together from memory.

Confirmed means you explicitly recorded it as completed. Unsure keeps uncertainty visible. Starting a dose or receiving a reminder never marks it as taken.

A clearer medication routine, from today to history

Plan your scheduled reminders

Set up medications, vitamins or supplements and see what needs attention in Today. Choose how much reminder detail appears on your lock screen. Notifications depend on your permissions and device settings.

Keep each scheduled unit clear

Record scheduled multi-unit doses one step at a time. A confirmed unit stays distinct from an unresolved or Unsure unit.

Find and correct saved records

Review medication records and saved times in History. Correct a record while keeping its change history, and export a medication-history PDF when you choose to share it.

See how scheduled inhaler puff tracking works.

Private by design. Simple to start.

Your medication records are stored locally on your device. DoseState has no account, advertising, in-app analytics or DoseState cloud sync. You decide whether to export and share a PDF.

Exports are copies: keep them secure. Deleting the app or its local data can remove your records; a medication-history PDF is not a restorable app backup.

Optional Health Context on iPhone

The current iPhone release also lets you manually enter peak-flow readings from a separate meter, record allergy symptoms, and keep episodes you label as migraine or pain. Review these observations alongside medication records while medication certainty stays separate.

Health observations are not included in the medication-history PDF. Historical pollen data is unavailable. Check your store listing for the features available in your installed version.

Questions about medication tracking

Is DoseState a pill reminder or a medication tracker?

Both reminders and record-keeping are available. DoseState focuses on the distinction between starting a dose, confirming it, and being Unsure. It records what you enter; it cannot independently know whether medication was taken.

Can I track inhaler puffs separately?

Yes. When unit tracking is enabled for a scheduled multi-unit dose, each logical unit has its own saved certainty. For example, one scheduled puff can stay Confirmed while another stays Unsure. This is a record of your entries, not a measurement from your inhaler.

Can I log as-needed medication?

The current iPhone release supports as-needed entries with quantity, date, time and entry-level certainty. These entries are separate from scheduled doses and do not assign certainty to each unit. As-needed-only medication has no dose reminders. Check your store listing for version availability.

Does it work without notifications?

You can record doses and review History when notifications are off. Scheduled reminders require notification permission and remain subject to your device settings.

Do I need an account or an internet connection?

No account is needed. Core medication recording and History work locally on your device. Visiting a store, opening a web support page or sending support email uses an external service.

What should I do if I am unsure about a dose?

Keep the record as Unsure. DoseState does not tell you whether to take, repeat or skip medication. Follow your medication instructions or ask your clinician or pharmacist.

Start. Confirm. Know.

Choose your store to explore DoseState and start a clearer medication record.

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DoseState is an organizational and record-keeping tool. It provides no medical advice, diagnosis or treatment recommendations.