“Dad has diabetes and forgot every other midday dose. Now Doris nags instead of me calling to play police. He thinks she’s sweet — I think she’s priceless.”
Photograph the medicine label.
Doris nags until the dose is taken.
Photograph the label on your medicine — Doris builds the schedule and sets every reminder for you. Then Doris nags, kindly but firmly, until each dose is taken.
How it works
No fiddling about typing in doses and times. The label already knows everything — Doris reads it for you.
Point the camera at the label. Doris reads the medicine, the strength and the dosage — and checks them against the Swedish Medical Products Agency. No typing.

You see exactly how Doris read the label, and you can change any of it with one tap. The schedule is done in a minute — reminders at the right times, without you setting a single alarm.
Gentle, persistent, or impossible to ignore — you pick the level. Doris won’t let it go until the dose is taken. Checked one off by mistake? Undo it with one tap.
1 tablet with food

Sleep well — Doris tells you if Mom misses a dose
With a trusted contact, you get a text only when an important dose has been missed for a long time — never otherwise. With Family, you look after up to four people’s medications from your own phone, and can ask Doris to remind them one more time.

"I built the nagging I needed myself"
I have ADHD and forgot my medications constantly — reminders and all. The trouble with a notification is that it arrives when it arrives, not when I can actually take the dose. I swipe it away, and then the dose is gone too.
I wanted something that does the work for me. Photograph the label, let the AI build the schedule — and then nag, over and over, until the dose is actually taken. Like a mother who calls one more time. Except without me having to trouble mine.
Once the nagging worked for me, I realized it is exactly what our parents need as well. So we solved that too. These days I take my medications on time. Every day.

The nagging is always free
Reminders, schedules and entering a medicine by hand never cost anything. You only pay for the things that make life easier still.
This is how the pricing is meant to look at launch — it may yet change. Prices are in Swedish kronor (SEK).