• Faster start: confirm with one tap and you're in. • AI meal photos: your first analysis is free, then try Premium free for 14 days. • Small fixes and improvements.

• Try AI meal photos: your first photo analysis is free — snap a meal, get calories and protein, edit, save. Keep going with a 14-day free trial. • Dose logging and reminders stay free, always. • Small fixes and improvements.

• Snap your meal — AI calorie & protein estimates, now previewed right on the welcome screen. • New welcome: three quick cards show what Dozify does before you start. • Shorter setup: the full disclaimer and data notice are one tap away. • Clearer Premium page that says exactly what Premium adds.

• Snap your meal — AI calorie & protein estimates, now previewed right on the welcome screen. • New welcome: three quick cards show what Dozify does before you start. • Shorter setup: the full disclaimer and data notice are one tap away. • Clearer Premium page that says exactly what Premium adds.

• NEW: Snap your meal — AI calorie & protein estimates, in your language. • Dose logging and reminders are now FREE forever. • NEW: Themes — color, mascot and app icon change together (Dolphin free). • NEW: Lab results — stored exactly as entered, included in the doctor PDF. • NEW: Victories journal — progress the scale can't see. • NEW: Menstrual-cycle alignment (opt-in; data stays on your device). • The weight chart is a real trend line + clinical-trial context. • One-screen onboarding; 3-step medication setup.

• Dose logging and reminders are now FREE forever. • NEW: Snap your meal — AI calorie & protein estimates, in your language. • NEW: Themes — color, mascot and app icon change together (Dolphin free). • NEW: Lab results — stored exactly as entered, included in the doctor PDF. • NEW: Victories journal — progress the scale can't see. • NEW: Menstrual-cycle alignment (opt-in; data stays on your device). • The weight chart is a real trend line + clinical-trial context. • One-screen onboarding; 3-step medication setup.

• Two buttons on the dose notification: "I took it" logs the dose without opening the app, and "Remind me in 1 hour" snoozes it. • A gentle "did you take it?" check two hours after your dose time — only if you haven't logged it. • If your reminder can't fire because notifications are off, the app now says so clearly and helps you fix it in one tap. • New on the home screen: an estimated medication level card — see at a glance how your dose builds up and clears. • Missed a dose? While a dose is overdue, the home screen now shows your medication's own leaflet instruction (e.g. Mounjaro: within 4 days). • Backups: the automatic pre-restore snapshot can now be restored from Settings → Backup, and plain JSON exports can be restored too.

Apple Watch: the Dozify complication now shows your next dose as soon as you open the app on your iPhone. Before, it could stay empty until you logged something.

Ready for iOS 27. Getting started is shorter: after one consent screen you go straight to adding your medication, and units are set from your region (you can change them in Profile). When you add a medication, Dozify asks whether you've already taken today's dose, so you don't log it twice. Time and date pickers open in their own sheet, so the wheel no longer jumps back while you scroll — and day and month names always follow the app's language.

Dozify now speaks Hindi: the whole app, notifications, the widget and Apple Watch. Fixes in every language: counts of doses, days and entries read correctly again, weights use your own decimal separator, water and check-in reminders arrive in your language, and the medical disclaimer button shows a word instead of a line of code. In India, the generic semaglutide pens sold there — Obeda, Semaglyn, Semasize, Noveltreat, GLIPIQ and more — are now in the medication list.

The keyboard no longer covers what you are typing. On the 21 screens with a text field, nothing moved when it opened: on a small phone the field, the notice below it and the Save button all ended up behind it. Content now lifts, and you can dismiss the keyboard by tapping an empty spot or dragging it down. Fifteen buttons that had stayed too small (the info sign in the charts, Share and Save on an article) now reach the tap target Apple requires. The two legal screens at first launch are now one. Plus a few smaller display fixes.

The keyboard no longer sits on top of what you are typing. On the 21 screens with a text field nothing moved when it opened: on a small phone the field, the message under it and the Save button were all behind it. The content lifts now, and you can put the keyboard away by tapping an empty spot or dragging it down. Fifteen buttons that had stayed too small (the info mark on the charts, share and bookmark on an article) now reach the tap area Apple asks for. The two legal screens read one after the other at first launch are now one screen. Plus a few smaller display fixes.

The widget now tells you the dose is due. Until now the text was written once and never changed: a phone left alone still said "in 2 days" on the day of the shot, and never said when the dose was overdue. Home-screen and watch widgets now show the right day without opening the app. Also: if you imported from another app and its dose column was headed "units", those rows are no longer read as milligrams — they are shown to you with the reason. Worth a look at anything you imported earlier. Plus a few smaller display fixes.

Pick your accent colour Settings → Appearance now offers six accents for buttons, icons and selected items. Chart colours and alerts stay as they are, so they remain readable. Clearer imports When you bring your history over from another app, the number on the confirm button is the number that lands. If injections need a medication set up first, Dozify says so before the import, not after. An app that speaks up When a record cannot be saved, or a screen cannot load, Dozify now says so and offers to try again.

This release adds Apple's tracking permission prompt, so we can measure which ads bring people to Dozify. It covers ad measurement only — your medications, doses and logs stay on your device, as always. Plus small under-the-hood maintenance.

This release is the result of a long pass over the whole app. NEW • Bring your history: coming from another tracker? Export from it, open Settings → Import, and Dozify shows you what it found before writing anything — and backs up your existing data first. • Your doctor's plan: record the dose schedule your clinician gave you and be reminded of it. Dozify never picks a dose itself. • A home screen you arrange: reorder cards, hide what you do not use, bring it back whenever you like. • Any schedule: weekly, daily, every few days, or a set of specific dates. • Your own injection sites: name the spot you actually rotate at, alongside the body map. • Apple Health: weight is read automatically. Writing back is optional and off by default, with its own permission. Body fat can be read too. • Post-dose check-in: a day and two days after a dose we ask how it's going, and it takes three taps. The app never predicts anything — it shows you your own records: "nausea was logged more often within 24 hours of a dose". • Daily appetite log: hunger, fullness, food noise, cravings, how meals are sitting. No calorie counting. • Maintenance mode: a target range instead of a target weight, in language about keeping rather than losing. • Pounds and inches: you choose at first launch and can change it later in Settings → Profile. Water in fl oz, a 12-hour clock. • Why Dozify, and Suggest a Feature: what the app is built around, and a direct way to tell us what is missing. BETTER • Photos and measurements you have already recorded are yours to look at, whatever your subscription. • A milestone in your own weight is now marked when you log it, not on your next launch. • One interruption at a time: the app no longer stacks a permission prompt, a paywall and a rating request in a row. • The doctor report now includes injection-site rotation, dose intervals, a check-in summary, open vials, and the questions you want to ask. • Restoring a backup offers "merge": identical records are not duplicated, and a snapshot of your current data is saved to your device first. There is a plain JSON export too. • You can hide the medication name from notifications — the lock screen just says "dose time". • The home-screen widget updates the moment you log a dose, add a medication or archive one. • Permission dialogs appear in Turkish on Turkish devices. • Accessibility: bigger touch targets, vial status in words as well as colour, and charts that VoiceOver can read. PRIVACY • Analytics events carry anonymous usage signals only — not which medication you take, not your symptoms. You can switch analytics off entirely in Settings → Privacy. • The privacy text in the app and on the store page describes exactly what the app does.

This update focuses on reminders and calculations. • Reminders are now scheduled the moment you add a medication — no need to restart the app. • Archiving a medication silences its reminder, and changing your dose updates what the reminder says. • Quiet hours now apply to every repeating reminder. • Premium subscribers no longer lose their dose reminders. • "Doses left" is calculated correctly for pen users, and an unknown expiry date is no longer shown as if it were a real one. • Fixed the day counts in water and protein target tracking. • Safer backup and restore: restoring no longer removes your photos. • Various crash and accuracy fixes across charts and screens.

New in Dozify: • Smart hydration reminder — gentle water nudges at your own interval, on your Apple Watch too • Side-effect coach — personalized, actionable tips from your own log • Weekly summary — your week at a glance • Titration coach — prepare for your next dose step and doctor visit • Shareable progress card — celebrate your milestones • Appointment mode — walk into your visit prepared • Track multiple medications Plus various improvements and performance updates.

• Goal progress at a glance — a new home-screen card tracks your weight goal and how far you've come • Apple Watch complication — keep your goal progress on your watch face • Smarter water tracking with a quick glass calculator • Side-effect forecast — Charts highlights patterns in how you feel after each dose • Refinements across the app for a smoother experience

This update improves contrast and readability throughout the app, adds clearer trial details on the subscription screen, and strengthens privacy protections when deleting your data, including your widget and Apple Watch complication. The Watch complication is now available in Turkish as well. Thanks for using Dozify!

• Home screen widget — see your next injection and streak at a glance • Apple Watch complication — your dose, on time • Body measurements — track waist, hip and body fat • Dose tools — unit converter and vial duration calculator

Performance and stability improvements.

You can now explore the app and see every screen and feature before subscribing. A subscription is only required when you start logging data (adding medications and doses, weight, nutrition, and water tracking). We also made performance and stability improvements.

Bug fixes and improvements: - Fixed time selection when logging an injection. - Added authoritative source references to educational articles and calculators.