Doza medication log you can share

One course of medication, everyone on the same page.

Log every dose of antibiotics, painkillers or drops. Instantly see how long ago the last dose was and when the next one is due. For shared care, share the link with another person - no account, no app, nothing to install.

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Get a private link

One click gives you a random link. Bookmark it or send it to yourself - it's the only key to your data.

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Log each dose

Medicine, dose, time. Medicines and doses you've used before come back as a ready-made template, so you never type them twice.

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Share & summarise

Everyone opens the same link and sees the same log - so you avoid missed or extra doses. One click builds a plain-text summary for the follow-up visit.

Private by design. No accounts, no names required. Links are unguessable random codes.

Temporary by design. A tracker is kept for 10 days after its last entry (60 days at most), then everything is permanently erased.

Doza is a note-taking aid, not medical advice. Always follow the dose and schedule from your doctor and the medicine leaflet.

More tools from the same family: Febra - child fever & medication tracker Tensio - blood pressure diary Mena - period & cycle tracker

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    Trackers are erased 10 days after their last entry. If you need a new one, create it below.

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    What is stored: the entries you type (medicine, dose, time, note) and, if you add one, the tracker name. Nothing else - no accounts, no analytics, no cookies, no third-party services.

    Where and for how long: on our server in the EU, reachable only through your tracker's random link. Everything is permanently erased 10 days after the last entry (60 days at most).

    Technical logs: like almost every website, the server keeps standard access logs (IP address and requested address) for up to 30 days, used only for protection against abuse.

    Your control: delete any entry yourself, or simply let the tracker expire - nothing is kept afterwards.

    My name is Ivan, and I'm an independent developer. I built these tools first of all for myself and the people close to me, but I decided to share them with everyone, free. The family started with Febra - created so my wife and I could track our sick child's temperature and medicines together. Tensio and Doza came later, at others' suggestion. I hope health serves you and us well, and that you need these tools as little as possible.