MedTracker 4.3.3

MedTracker is an application designed to simplify medication management by recording the dates and times medications, whether over-the-counter or prescription, have been taken.

For individuals on prescription medications, it's common to miss the correct dosing times. MedTracker offers a straightforward solution to this issue by logging the exact time doses are taken using the convenient 'Take Now' button. By enabling notifications, MedTracker can also remind users when it's time for their next dose based on the actual intake times. Moreover, users can input the quantity taken each time they use the 'Take Now' feature.

Families with multiple members, including children, will find MedTracker valuable for keeping track of multiple medications across various individuals and ensuring doses are taken punctually. Parents can easily update consumption history as needed, adding to the app's user-friendly features.

In our hectic lives, it's easy to forget when exactly we took a pill or if we've taken our daily supplements. With MedTracker, simply pressing a button on the main interface reveals the precise time of medication intake and when the next dose is due.

Key Features:

• Management of multiple individuals and medications
• Ability to handle various dosages and PRN medications
• Support for fractional doses
• Inclusion of free-form notes for each medication
• Seamless sharing of data with healthcare professionals through Activity Sharing
• Tracking of actual doses taken
• Notifications for upcoming doses
• Scheduling options based on hourly intervals or specific times daily
• Indication of overdue doses
• Audit trail for tracking medication history
• Data export capabilities in text or CSV formats
• User-friendly interface with resizable font and helpful tooltips
• Visual indicators for overdue doses and pending notifications

The settings section in MedTracker provides users with customization options such as managing date and time formats independent of device defaults, selecting notification sounds, reordering medicines manually, and more.