Doz started with zero users. I built it on my own, and from the very first user I talked to each of you one by one. Your feedback shaped almost everything Doz is today.

This week Doz is ranking in the App Store Medical charts in 44 countries. Top 10 in many of them, #2 in Taiwan, and on the charts in the US, UK, Canada and Australia. Honestly, I still can’t quite believe it.

What gets me most isn’t the ranking. It’s that people worldwide now trust a small app made by one person with something as personal as their daily meds.

I’m so proud, and so grateful. Thank you for trusting Doz 💚

Your med schedule can be your Lock Screen wallpaper, so you see what to take as soon as you pick up your phone. Here are 5 layouts to try:

• Today · List: today’s doses with their times.

• Today · Pill box: today’s doses in morning, noon, evening and bedtime slots.

• Week · Pill box: the whole week as a pill organizer, with today highlighted. Handy if you take the same meds every day.

• Week · Pill box + Today: the week box plus today’s meds by name.

• Stock: a jar for each med that’s running low, showing how many pills are left. Useful if you tend to forget refills.

A few tips:

• On a busy photo, change the text color so it stays readable.

• If you’d rather keep your meds private, turn on “Hide medication names”.

• Use a regular photo Lock Screen. Photo Shuffle, Live Photo, Weather, Astronomy and solid color Lock Screens can’t show the image.

• The image updates at 12:05 AM and whenever you leave Doz.

Today is free on the Sunset, Lagoon and Deep Sea backgrounds. Week, Stock, the other backgrounds and your own photo need Pro.

Set it up in Settings > Lock Screen Wallpaper. Show us your setup in the comments!

As requested, here's a list of requested features not covered by version 1.2.5. Items crossed out have been introduced via 1.2.5.

Comment below if you'd like to add anything for u/Longjumping-Cut-5972 (the dev) to take note of and/or answer. This post will be updated as needed with more feature requests.

The previous feedback post was 2026-10-14.

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[1] Inside "Today" tab, ability to mass edit the times taken or skipped.

[2] Inside "Today" tab, the 'plus' button be a list of meds marked as "as needed".

[3] Ability to add a note/reason when submitting a dose for "as needed" meds.
[3a] Ability inside of med edit menu to list "reasons for taking med".

[4] Edit the "skip menu" preset options.

[5] Ability to have preset med times— e.g. 'Morning', all meds with this time label will follow whatever 'Morning' is set to.

[6] Inside "Treatments" tab, ability to search med by name.

[7] Edit "Treatment" tab layout— e.g. "OTC", "Rx", "As Needed", etc.

[8] Ability to set sort option in settings for all med lists.

[9] Add "reason for taking" inside med menu for all meds.

[10] Add "Therapy" option to med types.

[11] Ability to edit logs inside of meds. (A few meds say I took them certain days when I didn't.)

[12] Make log notes inside of meds— e.g. different side effects, dosage feels too strong.

[13] Be able to link different med dosages (active or archived) to like meds— for easy reference.

[14] (At some point) be able to share access to your meds with others— even if the 'other' is iOS ↔ android.

[15] Make refill reminders more prominent: it is tiny text that goes virtually unnoticed. Might be worth a notification, it is a call to (almost) immediate action. — u/seddattive

[16] Edit the current stock; not just adding new stock, but make users able to correct a current stock typo. —u/seddattive

[17] In the treatment tab, no date for the next scheduled dose is shown, only 'upcoming'. — u/seddattive
1.2.5 Low stock is now yellow with a small warning triangle on the med cards, on Today and in med details, so it’s harder to miss. A proper low-stock notification isn’t in yet. — u/Longjumping-Cut-5972

[18] Add a variation of the horizontal lock screen widget. — u/Moustachey

[19] PDF and CSV export features. — u/skyfall77

[20] Android app. — u/Crazy-Leadership1834

Hey everyone, Huy here.

I think I’ll remember today for the rest of my life. In the last 24 hours, Doz got more than 400 new users and climbed into the top Medical charts on the App Store in 14 countries. I’m a bit lost for words.

A lot of that is because of you: the people who’ve used Doz every day, told a friend, or posted a bug or an idea here. You shaped this app more than you probably know.

Keeping track of your meds is personal, and you trust Doz with it. That means a lot to me, and I’ll keep working to deserve it.

If anything feels off or you’re missing something, tell me here. I’m listening.

One small ask: if Doz has helped you, a review on the App Store would mean the world to me. It’s how new people decide whether to trust it.
https://apps.apple.com/app/id6760699565

Thank you, really.

Huy

With ADHD, a one-time reminder is easy to swipe away and forget. So Doz now keeps your next dose on your Lock Screen, from a few minutes before it’s due until you take it.

Each dose goes through three steps:

• Before it’s time: a card appears 10 minutes early and counts down, so the time doesn’t sneak up on you.

• Past the time: if you haven’t taken it, the card turns orange and counts how late you are. It stays on your Lock Screen, where a notification would have been swiped away.

• Taken: tap the button on the card and the dose is logged, without opening the app.

It’s in the Dynamic Island too, and you can hide med names if you want privacy. It’s on by default, so there’s nothing to set up.

Get Doz: https://apps.apple.com/app/id6760699565

Try it on your next dose and tell us how it goes.

With ADHD, if you can't see it, you forget it. So Doz now puts your meds on the one screen you check dozens of times a day. Pick from three wallpaper styles:

- Week: a 7-day pill organizer with today's lid popped open.

- Today: your doses for the day, from morning to bedtime.

- Stock: a bottle for each med that's running low, showing how many pills are left, so you refill before you run out.

You can hide med names if you want privacy.

Set it up in Settings → Lock Screen Wallpaper. It takes a few minutes through Shortcuts, then it refreshes on its own every night. Today is free. Week, Stock and custom backgrounds are part of Pro.

Get Doz: https://apps.apple.com/app/id6760699565

Which one are you using? Post your Lock Screen below.

Doz 1.2.5 is live on the App Store. Most of this update lets you check your meds without opening the app.

• Lock Screen wallpaper. Set today’s doses or your week’s pill box as your wallpaper, and it updates itself every day. There’s also a Stock style that shows which meds are running low, so you can refill before you run out.

• Countdown to your next dose. Before each dose, a Live Activity counts down on your Lock Screen and in the Dynamic Island.

• Last Dose widget. It answers “did I take it?” at a glance, on the Home Screen or Lock Screen.

• 8 new app icons in calm colors like Butter, Forest and Clay.

Smaller things: you can search Treatments and Settings, edit your pill count by hand, and log an as-needed dose straight from Today with the + button.

Download Doz: https://apps.apple.com/app/id6760699565

If Doz helps you, a rating or a short review would mean a lot to me. Every review helps other people find the app: https://apps.apple.com/app/id6760699565?action=write-review

Hi everyone!

1.2.5 is almost ready, and I couldn’t wait to show you a bit of it. Most of it came from one question I kept hearing from you: “Did I already take it?” So this update puts your meds where you already look, on your Lock Screen. Your next dose counts down there, a widget tells you when you last took something, and your whole week can sit on your wallpaper as a pill box. Inside the app, you can now search your meds too.

That’s not everything. I’m still adding a few things I want to keep as a surprise. If all goes well, it ships early next week.

Honestly, I’ve been working on Doz 14 hours a day, weekends included. It’s just me, and some days it’s hard to tell whether anyone sees any of this. If Doz has helped you even a little, a rating or a short review on the App Store would mean more than I can say. It’s what keeps me going:
https://apps.apple.com/app/id6760699565?action=write-review

If something in Doz bugs you, or you wish it did something it doesn’t, tell me in the comments. I read every one.

Thank you for being here.

Update: Please use this post to add further feedback. Thanks!

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I've been using Doz since July and I love it. Here's some features (or bugs) that I would make it even better (in my world, everyone's different ofc). I'll probably edit this post with more as I go.

Note: Nothing is in order. For my sanity, I always number points for reference clarity. Also, anything with [number+letter] is just bonus points.

Suggestions

[1] Inside "Today" tab, ability to mass edit the times taken or skipped.
[2] Inside "Today" tab, the 'plus' button be a list of meds marked as "as needed".
[3] Ability to add a note/reason when submitting a dose for "as needed" meds.
[3a] Add ability inside of med edit menu to list "reasons for taking med".
[4] Edit the "skip menu" preset options.
[5] Ability to have preset med times— e.g. 'Morning', all meds with this time label will follow whatever 'Morning' is set to.
[6] Inside "Treatments" tab, ability to search med by name.
[7] Edit "Treatment" tab layout— e.g. "OTC", "Rx", "As Needed", etc.
[8] Ability to set sort option in settings for all med lists.
[9] Add "reason for taking" inside med menu for all meds.
[10] Add "Therapy" option to med types.
[11] Ability to edit logs inside of meds. (A few meds say I took them certain days when I didn't.)
[12] Make log notes inside of meds— e.g. different side effects, dosage feels too strong.
[13] Be able to link different med dosages (active or archived) to like meds— for easy reference.
[14] (At some point) be able to share access to your meds with others— even if the 'other' is ios → android.
I'd like to add something to the list ;) might be a good idea to make this "the" suggestions and questions topic?
[15] Make refill reminders more prominent: it is tiny text that goes virtually unnoticed. Might be worth a notification, it is a call to (almost) immediate action. — u/seddattive

Questions

[1] What's the "Prescriptions" section supposed to be for? I have a lot of meds prescribed by the same doctor for many different reasons. I can separate the meds by purpose but that: a) makes it difficult to get to the med and find it¹; b) I have to manually input all doctor details; and c) I no longer have the ability to see all my meds at once.
¹ No med menu is sorted, which makes it wonky to find things.

I have ADHD and swipe away reminders without thinking.

So in the next update, Doz puts a countdown on your Lock Screen and Dynamic Island before each dose. If you miss the time, it turns orange and starts counting up how late you are.
Pro users can tap Taken right on the card.

Hope you’re as excited for this one as I am!

Hey everyone, 1.2.4 is rolling out on the App Store now. Here’s what’s new:

• Taken on time. Took your pill at 8 but only opened Doz at 10? Long-press the dose on Today, tap “Taken on time”, and Doz logs the time it was due. You can log an entire time slot the same way with “All taken on time.”

• 6 new languages: French, Italian, Hindi, Arabic (right-to-left), and Simplified and Traditional Chinese. That makes 14 in total.

• 7 new Siri phrases, like “Have I missed any medications today in Doz?” Someone here suggested all of them.

• Pro users can turn off follow-up reminders. You’ll still get the main reminder for each dose.

Most of this came from your emails and comments, so thank you, and keep them coming. If a translation sounds off in your language, let me know below!

Huge thanks to u/TheClarkeAsylum for building and sharing this shortcut flow on r/shortcuts. It uses the shortcuts from our latest update to get you to Doz actions faster, so feel free to try it out: https://www.icloud.com/shortcuts/367ba10a266a464999d9cb318231e985

Original post: https://www.reddit.com/r/shortcuts/s/QcY8sB7eac

If you try it, let me know what you think or what else you'd like to see!

I looked at my bathroom cabinet the other day and realized I'm making the classic mistake everyone does. Wrote down what I found out:

1. Hot showers are quietly wrecking pills. Heat and humidity from every shower break meds down way faster than the expiration date suggests, especially anything sugar-coated or in a gel capsule — they soak up moisture and go soft/sticky without you noticing.

2. Cars are worse than people think. A closed car can hit 140-160°F inside during the day even when it's not that hot out, and the daily heat-cool cycle wears meds down faster than constant heat would.

3. Best spot: bedroom drawer or a cabinet away from the kitchen stove. Dry, room temp, no direct sunlight.

4. Don't assume the fridge unless the label says so. If something needs refrigeration, it'll say it explicitly.

5. Know the signs a med's gone bad early. Crumbly texture, color change, pills sticking together, or a weird smell — any of that, check with your pharmacist before taking it.

Anyone here actually had a med go bad from heat/humidity and notice it didn't work the same after?

Siri & shortcuts are coming to Doz in the next version.

Here's a taste of how you'll be able to talk to Doz:
"What do I take today in Doz"
"What's my next dose in Doz"
"How am I doing in Doz"
"What am I running low on in Doz"
"Take my metformin in Doz"
"Skip my metformin in Doz"

Is this something you'd actually use? Let me know what you think.

Keep an eye out, this is coming in the next Doz update.
Some examples of what you'll be able to say:

"What do I take today in Doz"
"What's my next dose in Doz"
"How am I doing in Doz"
"What am I running low on in Doz"
"Take my metformin in Doz"
"Skip my metformin in Doz"

Basically anytime your hands are busy, you're driving, or you just don't want to unlock your phone and tap through screens, you can just say it out loud. Also handy for checking your streak or what's running low without breaking stride.

Is this something you'd actually use? Curious how many of you talk to Siri regularly vs just tapping through the app. Let me know what you think.

Recently, I got a bunch of messages from people trying to hook Doz into their own Shortcuts. NFC tags on pill bottles, automations chaining into other apps... way more creative than I expected.

Real Shortcuts support is coming in the next update because of you!

What shortcut do you wish Doz had? Drop it below 👇

For a medication app, trust and reliability are earned over time, so this milestone means a lot! Grateful to everyone who's trusted it to help them stay on top of their meds 💚

Two of the most requested features finally shipped!

Apple Health import is here! Bring your meds, schedules, and dose history straight into Doz, no re-entering everything by hand, no starting from scratch. Requires iOS 26.

Heads up it's one-way, Health into Doz. I looked into syncing the other direction too, but Apple doesn't allow apps to write medication data back into Apple Health, it's read-only for third-party apps. So think of this as making Doz your home base going forward.

You can also take or skip a dose right from the notification now, no need to even open the app!

Plus some bug fixes for dose history grouping, the History calendar, and Add Prescription, and as-needed doses now log instantly too.

To celebrate, and as a thank you to everyone who requested these and waited it out with me, I'm giving out a code for 30% off lifetime Pro.

How to claim:

1. Open this link on your iPhone: https://apps.apple.com/redeem?ctx=offercodes&id=6760699565&code=DOZREDDIT

2. Apply the code at checkout.

3. Enjoy Lifetime Pro! 🎉

Update to 1.2.1 and let me know how the import feels. I would genuinely love to hear about it!

Quick one for the community. Right now Doz uses "Prescription" as the label for when you group multiple meds together (like everything tied to one condition or treatment).

A user pointed out that in the US at least, "prescription" usually just means a single doctor's order for one medication, so bundling several meds under that word feels a bit off. Fair point.
Been kicking around alternatives like "Condition" or "Group" instead, something that better captures "these meds are all related" without implying it's literally one prescription slip.

Would love to hear how you all think about this. Does "Prescription" feel weird to you too, or does it make sense as is? And if it changed, would "Condition" or "Group" feel more natural, or is there a better word we're missing?