This app helps you track long-term injectable medications, including dose, site, and missed days. It supports various treatment schedules and allows you to log details like lot numbers and site reactions. All data is stored locally on your device for privacy.
1.1.1
October 7, 2026
The streak counter is gone. Summary and Statistics no longer show one. The store page always said there was no streak to break, and now the app agrees. Nothing else changed. Your medications, your plans and your history are exactly where you left them.
MoreThank you, Hailey. Keeping a schedule like that on time is exactly what Odak is for, and it is good to hear it is doing its job. If anything ever gets in your way, or there is something you wish it did, write to us at odak.care/support. We read everything.
Odak is a free, private record keeper for managing long-term injectable medication schedules. It helps you log doses, injection sites, and track missed days without any online accounts or data sharing.
You can track any injectable medication by typing its name and unit. This includes biologics like Adalimumab, fertility treatments, hormone therapy, insulin, GLP-1 treatments, and more.
Odak allows you to tap on a body diagram (legs, arms, abdomen) to log where your injection was given. It shows when each site was last used and how it reacted, helping you spread injections across your body.
No, Odak is completely ad-free. The app makes no network requests and is designed for maximum privacy, with no analytics or ads.
Yes, you can export your entire history as a spreadsheet (CSV) or as a full backup. This allows you to keep your data wherever you choose and restore it on a new iPhone.
The latest version of Odak is 1.1.1, and it was last updated on October 7, 2026. Updates are released to improve functionality and reliability.
Odak is currently supported on iPhone devices. It is designed to be accessible and user-friendly for all iPhone users.
Odak has an age rating of 17+, indicating it is intended for adult users. This is likely due to the nature of the medical information being tracked.
