Dosewolf - Medication Tracker appears legitimate, with a few gaps. The AppsHunter Legitimacy Score for Dosewolf is 78 out of 100 points across 7 verification signals from App Store and developer data.

Dosewolf Reviews: Is It Legit?

Name: Dosewolf - Medication Tracker
Rating: 5 (1 reviews)

Dosewolf - Medication Tracker

Dosewolf Limited

💪 Health & Fitness

📊 Productivity

Customer Experience

Positive experience30.8% of reviews

Neutral23.1% of reviews

Negative experience46.2% of reviews

~ Based on 13 written reviews from the US App Store.

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Is Dosewolf Legit?

Dosewolf - Medication Tracker appears legitimate, with a few gaps. AppsHunter Legitimacy Score for Dosewolf is 78/100.

Based on 78 of 100 points across 7 verification signals from App Store and developer data.

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Impossible

I am not IT illiterate but I couldn’t even get started with this. Limited range of options.

TFTrish Fowlie

a year ago

medication log

Really useful medication log with a list of side effects for each medication in print you can read rather than the text on small paper with medication,
as an other reviewer said earlier in the year the option to log multiple medications for morning and afternoon with one or two clicks would be really useful addition.

PPwvw

2 years ago

Bad "memory"

App does not "remember" that I have paid for an annual Premium subscription. It keeps asking me to upgrade to Premium. When I Restore Purchase it asks me to upgrade again. I do not get advertisements so that bit works.

NNorman5112

2 years ago

A lot of potential but lacking at the moment

I like the idea and the aesthetics are great, I love the interface. However as it is at the moment it’s not very useful for me.

Medication patterns are not adaptable enough. I need to take a pill Mon and Thu for two weeks and then rest for two weeks. This is impossible to specify.

You cannot log in several pills at the same time (I take four supplements in the morning and I have to click on them one by one) Also two clicks per log is unnecessary.

You cannot log medication directly from the notification

You cannot log medication before the schedule time even if it’s minutes! This is particularly irritating as sometimes I might want to track them slightly in advance to avoid notifications in the middle of a meeting and this cannot be done.

So much potential but not for me as it is

CCar_

3 years ago

Poor Quality Now

While has sought to improve in quality it has forgotten the basics as the app is now really slow & clunky to use now

WBWest End Bear

3 years ago

This would be a 5 Star app

All day long but for one small omission, that is if you are like me and take multiple doses of multiple medications everyday for a raft of illnesses, not having the ability to mark them all as taken as a single group is a bit of a game changer for me, having to do each individual medication of 29+ meds multiple times a day is more than a little time consuming. Other than that little issue it is a great app, it’s coverage of each medication is second to none.

MIMarc Pugner IV

3 years ago

Response from developer

Hi there! Thank you so much for the kind and constructive review. We are looking into ways to help patients log multiple doses more efficiently, and are excited to share it soon :)

Great potential

Has the potential to be really helpful, but needs to include the option to record how many tablets are taken each time. For example, generally I take 2 tablets, but I have the option to take just 1 if my symptoms aren’t bad. Thank you.

FFurrygothmother

3 years ago

Response from developer

Hi! So great to hear you are finding Dosewolf helpful! We are working to add a feature which allows for specifying the quantity taken for each dose, and are excited to share it soon!

Dosages?

A great app, nice dashboard, but would be better with the options of:
1: Being able to include doses (for different amounts of same medication)
2: Option to add medications not already in app database

SESebastiaan Eldritch-Böersen

4 years ago

Response from developer

Hello Sebastiaan - we heard you! You can now specify the strength of medications when adding them, for different amounts of the same medications. And you can type the name of any medication or supplement even if it not within the app’s database, and tap it to add it in! There are a bunch of great new features to try out!

Don’t bother

Why would I pay for this right off the bat (a 7-day trial is nothing) when there are other free, very well-made med trackers out on the App Store, and now even a native med tracking function via the Health app? Insane that this was made subscription only.

Edit: developer has come back to say their upcoming free model will allow users to add ONE (1) MEDICATION, because that’s going to be of any use to literally anyone who would download a med tracker. This feels like a laughable money-grabbing attempt.

T🗑trash 🗑

4 years ago

Response from developer

Dosewolf is now free to use, and it is free to add unlimited medications, with total data privacy, no subscription required, and no-sign up. This also includes a bunch of additional great features at no cost. There is a premium option which some users may wish to opt into, which costs £1.29/month.

Not made for 2022 or the real world

It is almost 2023 we are in a global recession, people are going into dept just to eat and you think people that are in this system and fall sick are gonna pay continuously just to be reminded to take medication?

It is not that hard to allow non intrusive adds and offer an add free version for a price.

Developers deserve to be reimbursed but there are ways to do that and making an app with strong medical uses ONLY available for a price is a little unscrupulous.

Adds are good especially for sick people in a recession.

Also just download to track gym supps but why would I pay you for my lack of discipline? Take the money from some adds 😊

Hhighbreeed

4 years ago

Response from developer

Hi highbreeed! Dosewolf now has a free option, which allows you to add unlimited medications in addition to a bunch of other great features, with total data privacy and no-sign up.

Forced to subscribe

I know there's a free trial but it's bad faith to force new users to subscribe and hand over their debit cards, just to view the features before making an informed choice of fully subscribing.

Aanahh.ahn

4 years ago

Response from developer

Hey anahh.ahn! To address your issue, Dosewolf now has a free option that requires no sign-up, with lots of fun features for you to try out :)

Nicely designed but can’t use it

Nicely designed app but I can’t use it as you have to subscribe.

Llor1510

4 years ago

Response from developer

Not anymore! Dosewolf now has a free version which requires no subscription, no sign-up, and provides total data privacy! It includes a bunch of great features at no cost.

Nice but Lacking

Nice app, but lacking . As an example there is no easy way to schedule a tablet to be taken with breakfast , lunch or dinner . In the end you have to create 3 entries . There is no option to have a snooze time (ie between 11pm - 6am) so your next medication to be taken with food isn’t at 3am.

There is no way to add Dr or Pharmacy Information , keep track of appointments etc which some of the free options have .

I like it but personally it’s over priced as some competitors offer the same functionality plus more for free .

Aasdennisuk

4 years ago

Response from developer

Hey asdennisuk! Dosewolf now has a new ‘when required’ dosage regimen, as well as tags which allow you to add “with food” or “without food” to your doses. The dynamic timer can also now be toggled on and off! Additionally, we have introduced a free version of Dosewolf which includes a ton of features!