MedList by Bernadoo
MedList app icon

The medication log
you'd otherwise keep by hand.

Tap a dose as you give it. See the whole day, and the whole month, at a glance. Get reminders that get through. Nothing leaves your phone.

Coming to the App Store Free for one person · Pro for more, bought once · iPhone, iOS 17 or later

The day, as a ledger

One ruled line per dose: when it was due, what it is, and the exact time it was given. The ring records it now. Anything late, moved or skipped is written against the line.

DueMedicationGiven
8:00 AMAmoxicillin 250 mg8:00 AM
8:00 AMLisinopril 10 mg8:10 AM
9:00 AMAmlodipine 5 mgdue
12:00 PMAmoxicillin 250 mg12:20 PM
4:00 PMAmoxicillin 250 mgmissed
8:00 PMMetformin 500 mg

Made for the people doing the giving

Schedules the way prescriptions are written

Once a day, twice, four times, every six hours, at bedtime, as needed — or every Tuesday, every other week, the 1st of the month.

Late is not lost

Per medication, a missed dose is either skipped or the day is re-timed from the dose you actually gave. Early pulls the next one earlier too.

Reminders that get through

Time-sensitive alerts, one per round, answerable from the lock screen or your watch: Taken, Snooze, Skip.

How it works

1

Set each medication up once

Name, strength, times, how it repeats, what to do when a dose runs late.

2

Tap the ring as you give it

The time is written down for you. Swipe to skip; long-press to give at another time. Undo is always a tap away.

3

Look back, correct, hand over

The calendar colours every day green, amber or red. Tap any day to see it; write up a dose you gave but forgot to record. Export the log as text, a spreadsheet or a PDF for the doctor.

MedList records what you decide to give. It does not calculate doses or offer medical advice — always follow the prescription and your clinician.