Personal software project
MedSentry

Medication routines, made easier to follow.

MedSentry helps you understand what you missed, what needs attention now, and what comes next—without making medication management feel complicated.

Coming soon · iPhone & iPad

iPhone & iPad · Illustrative preview · Sample data

“What do I need to take next?”

Several medicines, different times, before- or after-meal instructions, and missed doses can make a routine difficult to follow. MedSentry organizes those signals into a clear daily view.

Medication routines should feel clear, not complicated.

Your day, in the order that matters.

A chronological list can bury what needs your attention. MedSentry brings missed doses and medications due now to the top, then shows what comes next, what is scheduled later, and what you’ve completed.

Exactly one upcoming medication is highlighted as your next dose.

  1. 01
    MissedSee what was missed
  2. 02
    Due NowWhat needs attention now
  3. 03
    Next DoseOne clear upcoming medication
  4. 04
    LaterThe rest of your day
  5. 05
    CompletedWhat you’ve already taken

A history you can actually understand.

Review medication activity by day and quickly understand how closely doses followed their schedule.

Medication historyOctober 6
  • Vitamin CScheduled 7:00 AM
    TakenOn schedule
  • AmoxicillinScheduled 8:00 AM
    MissedNo dose logged
  • MagnesiumScheduled 9:00 AM
    SkippedMarked as skipped
  • Vitamin D · Oct 5Scheduled 2:00 PM
    Taken5 min early
  • Metformin · Oct 5Scheduled 8:00 PM
    Taken20 min late

Illustrative activity across two days

See the pattern, not just the log.

Simple adherence insights turn medication history into a clearer picture of your routine—how many doses you took and how consistently you followed the schedule.

Richer historical comparisons are planned for the MedSentry Plus experience. Details are still taking shape.

Adherence
7D30D90D
92%
Adherence11 of 12 doses taken

Illustrative insights · Sample data

Less typing when getting started.

A prescription photo can help prefill medication information using on-device text recognition. You review everything before anything is saved.

Medication informationReview extracted text before saving
Review required

Text recognition supports data entry; it does not interpret prescriptions medically.

A little less to keep track of.

Keep an eye on how much medication remains as doses are logged.

Metformin62 of 90 tablets remaining

Personal health routines should stay personal.

MedSentry is being designed around private, user-owned data, device security, and optional biometric protection.

  • Private local storage
  • Optional Face ID / Touch ID protection
  • No requirement for a MedSentry account
  • Private iCloud synchronization architecture on the roadmap

These are design priorities for the upcoming app; synchronization is planned.

More clarity. Less mental effort.

A personal medication reminder and adherence companion, thoughtfully built by Gleen Israel.