Why Dozify
Your records stay on your phone
Doses, weights, side effects and photos are stored in a database on your device. Usage analytics never carries a medication name or a symptom, and photos are never uploaded anywhere. The privacy policy lists exactly what leaves the device and why.
Only what you track
The home screen is built from the things you said you care about: cards can be reordered, hidden, or brought back whenever you like. An app that shows everyone everything is an app nobody reads.
Sources you can follow
Every article in the education section names where it came from (MedlinePlus (NIH), FDA, NIDDK, TİTCK) and links straight to it. Dozify is a tracking tool: it does not recommend doses and does not interpret results.
Feedback goes to a person
Suggestions arrive as mail read by the person who writes the app, from Settings → Suggest a feature or at support@dozify.app. There is no ticket queue in between.
Still being worked on
Fixes and additions ship as they are ready, and each release says what changed. Most of what has been added since launch started as a message from someone using the app.