A shared medication tracker for families
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Short answer
MedStitch keeps one shared, timestamped log of medication doses — who gave what, how much, and when — plus temperature and blood pressure on the same timeline. Multiple caregivers share it through one link, optional reminders flag the next dose window, and the history can become a dated record you keep or print.
Dose entries with timestamps
Every dose is logged with the medication's name, the amount, and the exact time it was given. The log keeps entries in chronological order, so the last dose — and the gap since it — is always one glance away.
Every entry shows who logged it
Each caregiver picks a nickname when they join, and every entry carries it. "Dad gave 5ml at 2:15am" is a fact in the log, not a memory someone has to defend.
Multiple medications in one log
Track more than one medication for the same person — each with its own doses and its own timing — without juggling separate lists or charts.
Optional dose reminders
Set an interval from the product label and get a push notification when the next dose window opens. Reminders come only from what you set — MedStitch never suggests dose timing itself.
Temperature and blood pressure alongside
Temperature readings and blood pressure entries (with optional pulse) live on the same timeline as doses, so you can see how readings moved after each dose instead of cross-referencing separate apps.
Shared access with one link
Everyone helping sees the same log through one link or QR code, updating in real time on any phone, tablet, or computer — no app, no account, no password.
History you can keep or export
The whole stretch is reviewable at any time. Free logs delete themselves after 7 days; a one-time purchase keeps a log forever as a dated record, and a printable PDF export formats every entry for a doctor's appointment.
MedStitch is a shared logbook for personal, family use — not a medical record and not medical advice. Dose timing comes only from what you set; check the product label or ask your doctor or pharmacist.
Where to go next
Walk through how shared medication tracking works from first dose to finished record, or see what’s free and what the one-time upgrades cost.
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No app, no account — just a link. Free logs delete themselves after 7 days.
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