Did I Take My Meds?

CorruptedArk

About this app

Did I Take My Meds? helps keep track of when to take medications. It is designed to help prevent a user from skipping doses and/or overdosing.

Did I Take My Meds? allows a user save multiple medications with complex schedules. Each medication can trigger an independent reminder notification. Additionally, this application allows a user to record when they take a dose. As a part of a medication routine, this app can help prevent overdoses and skipped doses.

Did I Take My Meds? is ad-free, purchase-free, and open source.

Ratings and reviews

"DITMM" has really been a nice experience and having used it for a while now, it fulfills all the needs I have with several medications, different administration patterns, adjusting for any irregularities. I can also very easy back the database up on an encrypted drive. I am impressed, and I'd recommend this app.

Overly complicated, over engineered. I just wanted an app where i could record that i'd taken meds for the day. This app forces me to put down full schedules for the medications before i can say wether i took it or not - i basically have to fill out a form where i was just expecting a checkbox-style thing that renews daily. If this is possible with this app then the problem is that i couldn't find it in that mess of an UI. Cannot recommend until made simpler.

I like the UI, disappointed that the app seems to be abandoned(?) - 2years with no update. I wanted to ask how to change the time when marking a dose as taken - say, my daily reminder is 8am and I did take the med at 8am but didn't mark it in the app till 10am, how do I stop it logging it as taken at 10am and change that to 8am? Also, I took a painkiller at 5am but, again, couldn't use the app to log it until 10am, so how to mark an 'as needed' dose as taken earlier than when I actually log it?

What’s new

- Fix "took it" notification button appearing when the functionality is unavailable
- Fix incorrect number of remaining doses when dose records are modified