Take your medication the way your doctor intended. Built around prescriptions, not just pills. Private, simple, and designed to help you stay consistent every day.
Introducing: Doz - a medication reminder that actually works in real life.
I ran into a small but frustrating problem.
Taking multiple medications daily — some before meals, some after, across different prescriptions — quickly became confusing.
I remember moments where I just stared at my reminders, thinking:
“Was this before or after food?”
“Which prescription does this belong to?”
“Did I already take this… or not?”
I tried alarms, notes, and a few apps. But they all treated medications like generic tasks — not something structured around how prescriptions actually work.
So I built Doz — first for myself. Over time, I refined it based on real usage, and decided to share it. Instead of forcing myself to remember, I wanted the system to match how medications are prescribed and taken in real life.
What makes Doz different:
📋 Group medications by prescription — less confusion
🍽️ Tied to meals → no manual time calculation
🚨 Reliable reminders (even in silent mode)
🔐 Privacy-first — no account, data stays on your device
Who Doz is for:
People managing multiple medications
Anyone who struggles to keep track of prescriptions
Those who need reliable reminders they can trust
Free to download, with optional Pro.
🎁 Happy to share a few lifetime codes for early users willing to give feedback — DM me if you're interested!
Would love your feedback — happy to answer any questions 🙌
Anything built from a personally suffered pain point is going to be the best product, really love the app Huy. Before becoming a solo dev myself, I was a PT in the Long term care setting. We often discharged patients home alone, and in some situations a tool like this, could have been a literal life saver. On that note, I hope the UI/text has the option of being "Jitterbug" big haha.
@derek_curtis1 really appreciate this, especially coming from your experience.
That’s exactly the kind of situation I had in mind while building Doz. It started from a personal pain point, but I can see how it could help in more critical cases, too.
And thank you for the accessibility note, that’s a great point. I’ll be working on larger text / better readability in an upcoming update 🙏
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Hey Product Hunt 👋
Introducing: Doz - a medication reminder that actually works in real life.
I ran into a small but frustrating problem.
Taking multiple medications daily — some before meals, some after, across different prescriptions — quickly became confusing.
I remember moments where I just stared at my reminders, thinking:
“Was this before or after food?”
“Which prescription does this belong to?”
“Did I already take this… or not?”
I tried alarms, notes, and a few apps. But they all treated medications like generic tasks — not something structured around how prescriptions actually work.
So I built Doz — first for myself. Over time, I refined it based on real usage, and decided to share it.
Instead of forcing myself to remember, I wanted the system to match how medications are prescribed and taken in real life.
What makes Doz different:
📋 Group medications by prescription — less confusion
🍽️ Tied to meals → no manual time calculation
🚨 Reliable reminders (even in silent mode)
🔐 Privacy-first — no account, data stays on your device
Who Doz is for:
People managing multiple medications
Anyone who struggles to keep track of prescriptions
Those who need reliable reminders they can trust
Free to download, with optional Pro.
🎁 Happy to share a few lifetime codes for early users willing to give feedback — DM me if you're interested!
Would love your feedback — happy to answer any questions 🙌
👉 getdoz.app
Anything built from a personally suffered pain point is going to be the best product, really love the app Huy. Before becoming a solo dev myself, I was a PT in the Long term care setting. We often discharged patients home alone, and in some situations a tool like this, could have been a literal life saver. On that note, I hope the UI/text has the option of being "Jitterbug" big haha.
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@derek_curtis1 really appreciate this, especially coming from your experience.
That’s exactly the kind of situation I had in mind while building Doz. It started from a personal pain point, but I can see how it could help in more critical cases, too.
And thank you for the accessibility note, that’s a great point. I’ll be working on larger text / better readability in an upcoming update 🙏