Free Android app · works offline
DoseTrack reminds you to take pills, vitamins and other medications on time, counts what is left in the pack and keeps a private health log. No account, no ads, no internet access.
Open the app and add your first medication. No sign-up, no e-mail, no password.
No banners, no pop-ups, no paid tier hiding behind the reminders.
No analytics, no crash-reporting SDKs, no advertising ID.
The app has no internet permission, so your data cannot leave the phone.
A day with DoseTrack
Daily, on chosen weekdays, every N days or as a course with breaks. Tap Taken, Snooze or Skip right in the notification; if you do not answer, it repeats. On a locked screen it can open full-screen where Android allows it.
Every confirmed dose takes one pill out of your stock. When the supply is about to run out, DoseTrack warns you in time to refill. Expiry dates and "use within N days after opening" are tracked too.
Blood pressure and pulse, blood sugar, weight with BMI, temperature and SpO₂. Scroll wheels start from your own recent averages, so most entries take a second. Charts show the trend.
A calendar marks every day: taken, partly taken or missed, with 30-day adherence. Correct a dose later and the stock follows.
Features
DoseTrack helps you take medications on time, keep an eye on your supply and record how you feel. Everything stays on your phone: no account, no internet access, no ads, no tracking.
25 medication forms with clear pictures: tablets, capsules, drops, syrups, injections and pens, inhalers, creams, patches and more.
Colour themes, dark and true-black mode, high contrast and large text support. Available in English, Russian, Ukrainian, Polish, German, Spanish, French and Portuguese.
Privacy
Medicines come with a leaflet that lists what is inside. Here is DoseTrack's: the complete list of Android permissions in the Google Play version, and what you will not find in it.
Export a backup protected with your password (AES-256) and open it on the new phone. You choose where the file goes: nothing is uploaded anywhere by the app.
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| Price | Free |
|---|---|
| Account | Not needed |
| Internet access | None — works fully offline |
| Ads and tracking | None |
| Where your data is stored | Only on your phone |
| Backup | Password-encrypted file (AES-256) and CSV export |
| Android version | 8.0 or newer |
| Languages | English, Russian, Ukrainian, Polish, German, Spanish, French, Portuguese |
| Developer | OLEKSANDR STREKOZOV IT, Poland |
Yes. DoseTrack is a free medication reminder app on Google Play, with no ads and no paid features hidden behind a subscription.
No. The app has no internet permission and no sign-up. Reminders, stock, history and the health log all work offline, and your data stays on your phone.
Yes. Each confirmed dose is subtracted from the stock, and DoseTrack warns you when the supply runs low so you can refill in time. It also tracks expiry dates and the shelf life after opening.
Yes. DoseTrack uses exact alarms and, where Android allows it, a full-screen reminder. Some phones limit background apps to save battery; if a reminder comes late, allow DoseTrack to run without battery restrictions in the system settings.
Create a password-encrypted backup (AES-256) in Settings, save it where you like, and import it on the new phone. CSV export is available for spreadsheets.
No. DoseTrack is a reminder and tracking tool, not a medical device. You enter the schedule your doctor or pharmacist gave you; the app does not suggest or calculate doses.
No. The cycle calendar is optional and off by default. Its forecasts are calendar estimates and must not be used as contraception.
DoseTrack is developed by OLEKSANDR STREKOZOV IT, an independent software company from Łódź, Poland.
Install DoseTrack for free and set up your first reminder in under a minute.
Get it onGoogle Play