Dosefully: Safe Med Dosing

Dosefully: Safe Med Dosing

Smart family medicine tracker

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  • Released
  • Updated
  • April 24, 2026
  • August 14, 2026

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This app helps parents safely track children's medications, preventing accidental overdoses. It focuses on 'should you take it yet?' rather than just 'did you take it?', offering features like rolling 24-hour limits and stagger warnings.

Rolling 24-hour medication limits
Stagger warnings for alternating medicines
Real-time family sync for shared tracking
Offline mode for logging doses
Doctor exportable dose history reports
Custom medicine rules and templates
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What's New in Dosefully

1.13.2

August 14, 2026

*Choose your own starting medicines (new)* - New accounts no longer arrive with Paracetamol and Ibuprofen already added. Pick what you actually use from a short list the first time you open the app, and again when you add a family member - On the free plan both medicine slots are now yours to spend, instead of being used up before you start *Medicines given after an event, not at a set time (new)* - Some medicines follow an event, a barrier cream after every nappy change, rather than a clock. Choose "After an event" and Dosefully stops asking for times: no countdown, no reminders, no "missed dose" - Note what prompts a dose ("after every bowel motion") and it shows on the card. These sit in their own "Log when needed" block above the schedule - You are still warned if the medicine shares an active ingredient with another one *Temperature* - Choose Celsius or Fahrenheit in Settings. English (US) starts in Fahrenheit and other languages in Celsius, and the saved choice then stays independent of language. Existing readings are converted for display only **(new)** - Record how a temperature was taken, ear, forehead, oral, underarm or rectal, because the same child measured two ways is not the same number. The method shows on the trend chart, which you can filter by method, and on the GP export **(new)** - Dosefully never converts or adjusts a reading between methods, it records what you actually did - An optional date of birth makes fever guidance follow the NHS/NICE infant age bands **(new)** - A dedicated Temp action with a simplified entry sheet, an optional one-hour recheck, and source-linked guidance **(new)** *Allergies* - Allergies are entered as chips with autocomplete, and anything we do not recognise is kept exactly as you typed it **(new)** - Warnings are far more accurate: brand names are recognised (an ibuprofen allergy now catches Nurofen), related drug families are flagged as worth checking, and short entries such as "Soy" no longer match unrelated medicines - Allergy information is for your records and to warn you. It never changes dose timings *Reminders you missed (new)* - If a reminder was delivered but never acted on, Dosefully tells you what it was for next time you open the app, instead of silently clearing the badge. Log the dose, snooze 15 minutes, or dismiss *Fixes* - When two medicines fall at the same time, the schedule now says whether they can be given together ("and") or are alternatives ("or") - Today's medicines appear in the same order as on every other screen - Fixed long-press dragging app content around the screen, stray text selection, and sheets sliding sideways - Free-plan users can now delete an unused medicine outright to free a slot - A new "Repair app cache" option in Settings reloads the latest app files without touching your account data - General performance and security hardening

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Subscription plans

Dosefully Pro - 1 Month

1 Months access to Dosefully Pro

$2.991 Month
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In-App Purchases

$49.99

Dosefully Pro - Lifetime

Lifetime access to all Pro Features

User reviews

Does exactly what we needed

The synced sharing feature means that two caretakers can easily be on the same page about medications. It also has the ability to generate a succinct report for when you are talking to a doctor. Does what it intends very effectively with no crazy extra distractions.

Response from developer

Thank you for your generous review; it is encouraging to learn that the single subscription for an entire household has been useful. Should you require assistance or wish to share an idea or experience, please feel free to contact us.

FAQ

Does Dosefully have ads?

No, Dosefully is ad-free. The developers have stated 'No ads. Ever.' and that safety features are never paywalled.

What are the pricing options for Dosefully?

Dosefully offers a free tier for one child and two medicines. Paid options include 'Plus' at $1.99/month or $9.99/year for unlimited children and full history, and a 'Lifetime' option for $19.99.

How does Dosefully's 24-hour limit work?

Unlike midnight resets, Dosefully enforces a true rolling 24-hour window. If a dose is given at 11 PM, another dose of the same medicine cannot be given until 11 PM the next day.

Can Dosefully track multiple children?

The free version of Dosefully allows tracking for one child. To track unlimited children, you would need to subscribe to the 'Plus' or 'Lifetime' plan.

Is Dosefully available on all devices?

Dosefully is supported on iPhone, iPad, and iPod. It is designed for Apple devices.

How often is Dosefully updated?

The latest version is 1.13.2, released on August 14, 2026. Updates are frequent, indicating ongoing development and support.

What is the age rating for Dosefully?

Dosefully has an age rating of 4+. This indicates it is suitable for children aged 4 and older, as well as their parents.

Can Dosefully help with alternating medications like acetaminophen and ibuprofen?

Yes, Dosefully includes 'Stagger Warnings' that alert you if you are giving alternating medications too close together, helping to maintain safe intervals.