iPhone app for self-injected medications
Know what you injected, where, and when.
DoneDose logs every dose, rotates your injection sites on a body map, and warns you before you double-dose.
- Free to start
- No account required
- iOS only
Works with
OzempicWegovyMounjaroZepboundTestosteroneEstradiolInsulinBPC-157and oral meds
01 — Log
One tap to log a dose.
Add a medication once with its dose, schedule and the sites you use. After that, logging is a tap. The Today view shows what is due, what is overdue, and how long it has been since your last dose. Reminders tell you when the next one is coming up.
- Records
- Medication, amount, time, site
- Free plan
- Up to 3 medications, full history
02 — Rotate
Rotate sites on a body map.
Front and back maps show every site you use. Each one is marked Ready or Resting based on when you last injected there, and DoneDose suggests the next one. Site health shows which areas need a break, across all your injectable medications at once.
- Ready
- Resting
- Next site: suggested
03 — Warn
A warning before you double-dose.
If you go to log a dose that looks like a repeat, DoneDose stops and tells you when you last took it before anything is saved. It is the check you want early in the morning when you cannot remember whether you already did it.
04 — Track
Weight, mood, appetite, energy.
Log body metrics next to your doses. Adherence stats are included free.
How it works
About two minutes to set up a medication. No account needed.
- 1 / 3Add your medicationsName, dose, frequency and the sites you use. Injectable or oral.
- 2 / 3Tap to log each doseDoneDose remembers your last site and suggests where to inject next.
- 3 / 3Look back when you need toFull history, adherence and site health build up as you go.
Guides
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Plans
Free covers daily use. Pro is for more medications and deeper data.
Free
No account requiredIncludes
- Medications
- Up to 3
- Dose logging
- Included
- Body map & site rotation
- Included
- Site health
- Included
- Adherence stats
- Included
- History
- Full
Pro
Upgrade in the appEverything in Free, plus
- Medications
- Unlimited
- Apple Health sync
- Included
- Estimated serum level charts
- Included
- Data export
- Included
Questions
What can I track with DoneDose?
Any medication you take on a schedule. People use it for GLP-1s like Ozempic, Wegovy, Mounjaro and Zepbound, testosterone, HRT, insulin and peptides such as BPC-157. You add each one by name, so it does not depend on a fixed list. Oral medications work too.
How long should I rest an injection site before reusing it?
That depends on the medication and your prescriber’s guidance. DoneDose marks each site Ready or Resting based on when you last used it and suggests the next site to use.
Does DoneDose tell me what dose to take?
No. You enter the dose and schedule you have been given. DoneDose records what you took and warns you if a new log looks like a repeat. It does not provide medical advice.
How much does it cost?
The free plan covers dose logging, the body map and site rotation, site health, adherence stats and full history for up to 3 medications. Pro adds unlimited medications, Apple Health sync, estimated serum level charts and data export.
Is my medication data private?
Yes. Your data stays on your device. DoneDose does not upload your medication history to a server.
Is there an Android version?
Not yet. DoneDose is on iPhone today, and an Android version is in development.
Can I share my log with a partner or caregiver?
Not at the moment. DoneDose does not have caregiver sharing. Pro includes data export if you want to send your history to someone.
Free to start. No account required.
Available on iPhone. Add your first medication and log today’s dose in a couple of minutes.
Download on the App Store