DoseDrop

DoseDrop is a medication and water reminder that nags until you confirm. There is no silent notification to swipe away and forget: a dose you have not acknowledged alerts again, and every dose and every cup of water is logged so you can see how you are really doing. It is a reminder tool and does not give medical advice; follow your doctor's or pharmacist's instructions.

Features

• Dose reminders on the times and days you choose, re-alerting at an interval you set until you mark the dose Taken, Snooze it (10 minutes) or Skip it
• A dose left unconfirmed past your grace window is recorded as missed
• Full-screen alarm with a looping sound, not just a notification you can dismiss without looking
• Water reminders on an interval during your active hours, with a daily goal, one-tap logging, custom amounts and undo
• Today view with a countdown to the next dose, a water ring and the day's timeline
• History with current and best streaks, 7-day adherence, weekly adherence and water charts, and a day-by-day breakdown
• Light, dark or system theme
• Works entirely offline: no account, and your schedule and history stay in one local file

Snap notes

• DoseDrop lives in the system tray. Closing the window hides it and keeps the reminders running; choose Quit from the tray menu (Open DoseDrop, Pause 1 hour, Quit) to stop them. Reminders only fire while DoseDrop is running.
• Turn on "Start DoseDrop at login" in Settings to have it start with your session.
• On a desktop without a system tray (stock GNOME needs the AppIndicator extension, which Ubuntu ships enabled) the hidden window cannot be brought back, so keep the window open there.
• The alarm sound is played through your sound server (PulseAudio or PipeWire) by the audio-playback interface, which connects automatically. Nothing needs snap connect, and DoseDrop makes no network connections.

License: Proprietary. Source and issues: https://github.com/Dhiva-Labs/DoseDrop

A Dhiva Labs project.