Tap Today app iconTap Today
Simple medication check-in

Did I take my
medication today?

One tap gives you the answer.

Tap Today is a simple medication reminder and dose tracker for iPhone and Apple Watch. Mark a dose when you take it, then check your Lock Screen or wrist later instead of relying on memory.

No accountNo adsNo trackingFree to use
Download on the App Store Optional tips support development.
iPhone Lock Screen showing Tap Today medication status: Did I take it? All done
What Tap Today does

Take it. Tap it. Know it.

Tap Today is intentionally small. It does one job: give you a clear record of whether you marked your medication as taken today.

1

Take your medication

Follow your normal medication instructions.

2

Tap when you take it

Log the dose in one tap from iPhone or Apple Watch.

3

Check later

When you wonder “Did I take it?”, your status is already there.

Apple Watch medication tracker

Log a dose from your wrist.

No phone required in the moment. Tap “Did I take it?” when you take your medication and today's count updates from 0 / 1 to 1 / 1.

1–6 doses per dayOne-tap check-inWatch app included
Before: Tap Today on Apple Watch Ultra shows 0 of 1 dose Not yet taken
After: Tap Today on Apple Watch Ultra shows 1 of 1 dose and Done Done
At a glance

You don't have to open the app to get the answer.

Tap Today can surface your status where you already look throughout the day.

Apple Watch complication

See today's dose on your watch face.

A small complication can show your progress and medication name at a glance.

iPhone Lock Screen widget

“Did I take it?” stays on your Lock Screen.

See All done or your current dose count without searching for the app.

Tap Today Lock Screen widget showing All done and 1 of 1 on iPhone
Simple by design

The useful parts. Not the homework.

A medication tracker should reduce uncertainty, not give you another system to manage.

1–6

Daily doses

Track once-daily or multiple-dose routines.

Optional reminders

Set daily reminders when they help.

History

Look back at past check-ins.

Apple Watch

Log and check from your wrist.

Private

No account, ads, tracking, or analytics SDK.

Private by design

Your medication routine doesn't need an audience.

Tap Today doesn't require an account and doesn't include ads or tracking. Your check-ins are used to power the Tap Today experience on your Apple devices, including widgets and Apple Watch syncing.

No sign-upNo adsNo trackingNo analytics SDK
Frequently asked questions

About Tap Today

Is Tap Today a medication reminder app?

Yes. Tap Today supports optional daily reminders, but its main job is helping you remember whether you already marked today's medication dose as taken.

Can I track medication more than once per day?

Yes. Tap Today supports routines from 1 to 6 doses per day.

Does Tap Today work on Apple Watch?

Yes. Tap Today includes an Apple Watch app for logging doses and a Watch complication that can show your progress on the watch face.

Can I see my medication status on my iPhone Lock Screen?

Yes. Tap Today includes Lock Screen widgets so you can see today's status without opening the app.

Do I need to create an account?

No. Tap Today does not require an account.

Does Tap Today track me or show ads?

No. Tap Today does not include advertising, tracking, or analytics SDKs.

Is Tap Today free?

Yes. Tap Today is free to use and has no ads. Optional tips are available for people who want to support development.

Is Tap Today medical advice?

No. Tap Today records your own check-ins. It does not tell you whether you should take a medication or another dose. Always follow the instructions provided with your medication and advice from your healthcare professional.

If you are unsure whether it is safe to take another dose, follow your medication instructions or contact a healthcare professional. Tap Today is a personal check-in tool, not medical advice.

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Tap Today

One less thing to wonder about.

Mark it when you take it. Check it when you forget.

Download Tap Today on the App Store