Medicine Reminders and Adherence Tracking: Stay on Top of Your Doses
Free printable medication log (PDF)
Remembering to take medicine on time is hard, especially with more than one prescription and a busy day. Blood Snap includes a medicine tracker with reminders, dose logging and an adherence summary on your dashboard, so you always know where you stand.
Add a medicine
Open More Health → Medicine and tap Add medicine. Enter the name, dosage, condition (blood pressure, blood sugar, weight or general), reminder times and repeat schedule. You can add a purpose, instructions and notes. Reminders can be daily or on selected days of the week.
On Blood Snap Pro you can also photograph a medicine box, bottle or blister. Blood Snap runs on-device text recognition and, if you allow it, sends the photo to Groq to suggest the name, dosage, purpose and instructions. You review and edit every field before saving.
Reminders that work offline
Reminders are local notifications on your device. They fire at the times you set, even without an internet connection. You can mark each dose as Taken or Skipped from the notification or from the medicine screen.
Adherence on your dashboard
The dashboard shows a medicine adherence card with today's taken doses out of total scheduled doses and a percentage. Tap it to open the medicine screen, where each dose is shown as taken, skipped or missed. A test button lets you fire a reminder immediately to confirm notifications are working.
Refill tracking
Enter a refill quantity and remaining quantity when you add a medicine. Blood Snap can warn you before a medicine runs out, based on the count you entered.
Free and Pro
- Free: up to 2 medicines with reminders and dose logs.
- Pro: unlimited medicines, camera scan of medicine labels, export, import and cloud sync.
Medicine details sync to Firebase when you are signed in on Blood Snap Pro, so your list follows you across devices. Dose logs are kept locally.
Blood Snap is a diary, not a doctor. It does not change doses or give medical advice. Always follow your clinician's instructions.