Flexible schedules
Set local-time, interval, weekday, course-end, or as-needed records.
Medication reminders, designed for privacy
DoseBell schedules reminders and keeps medication details on your iPhone. Caregiver Connect can share only confirmation timing and status with people you invite.
Core reminders, records, history, backup, and the widget remain local and do not require an account.
Set local-time, interval, weekday, course-end, or as-needed records.
Record, skip, snooze, and undo from a focused Today view and supported notification actions.
Use reminders, history, backup, and the widget without creating an account.
Sign in with Apple, create a care profile, and invite trusted caregivers with a one-time link.
Medication names, strength, dose, diagnosis, instructions, and notes never enter the caregiver sync payload.
Revoke access, leave a profile, restore purchases, export or import a validated backup, or delete the connected account.
DoseBell Pro unlocks creating and syncing a Caregiver Connect profile. Invited caregivers do not need Pro. Monthly and lifetime options are shown at the localized App Store price before purchase.
No. DoseBell records schedules, reminders, and your actions. It does not decide whether you should take medicine or how much to take.
Yes. Core reminders and records are local. Network access is needed only for optional account, purchase, and Caregiver Connect features.
The shared record uses an opaque occurrence ID, scheduled and deadline times, confirmation state, revision number, and confirmation time. Medication details stay on the owner’s device.
No. Pro is required for the owner who creates and syncs a profile. Invited caregivers can join without purchasing Pro.
No app can guarantee final delivery. iOS notification permission, Focus, device state, and system scheduling can affect delivery. DoseBell includes a notification health check.
Read the DoseBell Privacy Policy for the exact local, account, caregiver, push, and purchase data boundaries.
Tell us the app version, iOS version, and what happened. Do not email medication or health details.