Last updated: August 2026
DoseTime is a medication reminder app. You add the medicines you take, choose days and times, and DoseTime notifies you when a dose is due. You can mark each dose as taken or skipped so you can see how your day is going.
DoseTime is a reminder tool only. It does not diagnose conditions, recommend treatment, or replace advice from a doctor or pharmacist. Always follow the instructions on your medicine and from your healthcare professional.
The app works offline. Your medication names, dosages, and schedules stay on your device. They are not uploaded to DoseTime servers.
The first time you open DoseTime you will see a short welcome screen. Tap Get Started to continue. The app may ask for notification permission so reminders can appear on time. It may also ask whether you allow tracking used only to personalize ads. You can allow or decline tracking; reminders work either way.
DoseTime has three main tabs:
Use the + button to add your first medication. You can add as many medicines as you need. Each one can have its own times, duration, and color.
Home shows the doses for a selected date. Use the date strip at the top to move between days. Each card is one scheduled dose: medicine name, time, and status.
Tap a card (or its menu) to:
Status is saved on your device. Taken and skipped history is kept when you later change reminder times, so past records are not wiped.
Adding a medicine is a four-step flow. You can go back to change a previous step before you save.
Choose when treatment starts. By default it can continue with no end date. If the course is limited, turn on a fixed duration and set either a number of days or an end date.
Depending on the frequency you chose, you may select weekdays or an interval (for example every 2 days). You can also set optional instructions (before, after, or with food), a color so the medicine is easy to spot, and notes for yourself.
Check the summary, then save. DoseTime creates upcoming reminder times on your device and schedules notifications for them.
When a reminder fires, open the notification or the Home card and mark what you did. If you miss a dose, DoseTime can show that it was missed so you can still mark it taken or skipped later the same day.
Marking taken or skipped is for your own tracking. The app does not send this information to DoseTime servers.
The Medications tab lists everything you have added. Filters typically include all, active, and completed courses. Each item can show progress such as how many doses were taken versus scheduled. Tap an item to edit it or review details.
Open a medication and change name, times, duration, or other fields, then save. Upcoming pending doses are rebuilt from today onward using the new times. Doses already marked taken or skipped are not deleted. New reminder times are not created in the past (before the start of today on your device).
Deleting a medication removes that medicine and its future schedules from the device. This cannot be undone. Export or screenshot anything you need to keep before you delete.
Reminders are scheduled on the device so they can fire even when you are offline. For them to arrive on time:
If a reminder does not appear, open More → Settings and confirm notification permission, then add a test medicine with a time a few minutes in the future.
Under More → Settings you can set:
More also includes Help (this page), About, and Support / Contact. Support can attach diagnostic log files to an email you send. Logs are not your medication database; sending them is optional and only happens when you choose to send.
Medication names, dosages, and schedules are stored only on your device. DoseTime does not sync them to the cloud or store copies on its servers.
The app may show advertisements. You can decline personalized tracking; you may still see ads. Optional analytics (for example screen views and anonymous usage events such as “dose marked taken”) may run to improve the app. Those events do not include the medicine name, dosage, or schedule time.
The full Privacy Policy is linked from the app (About / welcome) and from dosetime.adc.tr.
Yes. Adding medicines, reminders, and marking taken or skipped work offline. Internet is only needed for things like help pages, optional ads, and analytics.
Almost always a permission or battery/background setting. Allow notifications, allow exact or alarm-style reminders if asked, and keep DoseTime allowed to run in the background.
The app is built for the person using the device. Anyone you add is stored only on that device. Do not enter another person’s data unless they agree.
Data lives in the app on the device. Uninstalling DoseTime removes it. The app does not keep a server copy of your medicines. If you need a backup, note your list outside the app before uninstalling.
Ads may appear depending on current app configuration. There is no in-app purchase in the current version to remove them.
If something is wrong with reminders or the app, use More → Support / Contact so we can see optional diagnostic logs, or write to us through the contact form:
https://dosetime.adc.tr/#contact
Email: dosetime@adc.tr
Company: Adc Interactive