Thyrowise: Thyroid Tracker

Thyrowise: Thyroid Tracker

Hashimoto, TSH & levothyroxine

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Levothyroxine is simple in theory and fiddly every single morning: empty stomach, wait before coffee, keep calcium and iron hours away, and hope the next TSH lands where your doctor wants it. Thyrowise is the quiet record that makes that routine visible — logged in seconds, stored only on your phone. No account. No cloud. No AI guessing what your labs mean. FREE, FOREVER • Mark today's dose in one tap, and get a countdown to when you're clear for coffee and breakfast • One-tap symptom chips: fatigue, brain fog, feeling cold, hair loss, low mood, palpitations and more • Log TSH, free T4, free T3 and TPO antibodies from your own lab report • Set your own TSH band — the target your doctor gave you, not a generic range • Log every dose change, so the story has the events in it • Daily reminder, plus a nudge when the post-dose wait is over ON YOUR WRIST AND LOCK SCREEN • Home and lock screen widgets: today's dose, the coffee countdown, and your latest TSH against your band • Mark the dose straight from the widget — the app never has to open • Apple Watch app: dose, symptoms and your TSH trend, from the wrist • Siri and Shortcuts: "I took my thyroid pill." "Log a symptom." Say it in your language • Apple Health: your weight, sleep and resting heart rate shown beside your log • Spotlight: look up any thyroid lab and its reference range from your home screen EVERY NUMBER IS SOURCED Thyrowise does not invent medical information. Every reference range, retest interval and medication rule in the app links to the professional society or national health institute that published it — the American Thyroid Association, the NIH's NIDDK, and MedlinePlus. Tap "Medical sources" in Settings, or the source badge next to any statement, to read the original. THYROWISE PRO • TSH trend against your own band, with dose changes marked on it • What a dose change actually did — symptoms and TSH, before versus after • Symptom frequency, last 30 days against the 30 before • Doctor-ready PDF and CSV export PRIVATE BY DESIGN Everything stays on your device. No account, no cloud, no data collection, no ads. Thyrowise is a tracking and record-keeping tool. It is not a medical device, it does not diagnose, and nothing in it replaces your doctor's instructions. Reference ranges differ between laboratories — always use the range on your own report and the target your doctor set. SUBSCRIPTION Thyrowise Pro is available as a yearly subscription with a free trial, a monthly subscription, or a one-time Lifetime purchase. Subscriptions renew automatically unless cancelled at least 24 hours before the end of the current period. Manage or cancel anytime in your App Store settings. PLANS • Thyrowise Pro Monthly — 1 month, auto-renewing • Thyrowise Pro Yearly — 12 months, auto-renewing, with a 7-day free trial • Thyrowise Pro Lifetime — one-time purchase, never renews Prices are shown in the app before you buy. Payment is charged to your Apple Account at confirmation of purchase. Privacy Policy: https://mjkfxjbx9h-ux.github.io/legal/thyrowise/privacy/ Terms of Use (EULA): https://mjkfxjbx9h-ux.github.io/legal/thyrowise/terms/
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What's New in Thyrowise

1.3

August 25, 2026

Running out, and what to do about it. • Count what's left. Enter how many tablets are in the box and Thyrowise counts down by the day, then says something a week before you run out. Off by default — nobody is made to count anything. • Mark the dose straight from the notification, or push it back ten minutes. A reminder that arrives while you're driving is no longer simply lost. • Your next appointment, with a reminder a few days before — time enough to generate the doctor summary and add what you meant to mention. • Back up everything to a single file you keep yourself, and restore from it. There is no server, so this is the honest counterpart: your history, your file, nowhere else. • Log the manufacturer beside the dose. A pharmacy handing you the same dose from a different maker is a real event, and now it has somewhere to go. Fixed: the dose-impact card could report a worsening that never happened. It divided a week's worth of logs by a flat thirty days, so anyone whose logging didn't reach a month before the change had their "before" figure understated. It now says plainly when there isn't enough history to compare against. Nothing here interprets anything. Every medical statement still links to the body that published it.

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