Description
Flu season and your child has a fever at 3 in the morning. The last thing you need is to doubt: "When did I give the last dose?" or "Can I give ibuprofen now?"
MedTracker is your pediatric medication assistant that helps you safely and organized track your children's medications.
HOME SCREEN WIDGET
Check medication status without opening the app. See at a glance which medications are available and how long until the next dose.
SHARE WITH YOUR PARTNER
Sync data with your partner via iCloud. Both of you can see and record medications from your phones. Perfect when taking turns at night.
SIMPLE RECORDING
Record each dose with a single tap. The app automatically saves the time, medication, and amount given.
SAFETY LIMITS BASED ON OFFICIAL SOURCES
Safety calculations are based on the Technical Data Sheets from AEMPS (Spanish Medicines Agency) and recommendations from AEP (Spanish Pediatrics Association):
• Minimum interval between doses
• Daily maximum in mg/kg of body weight
• Control of time-limited treatments
NEVER CALCULATE IN YOUR HEAD AGAIN
MedTracker automatically calculates when you can give the next dose. It clearly shows if the medication is "Available" or how much time remains.
SMART NOTIFICATIONS
Receive a notification when it's time to give the next medication. No unnecessary alarms, only when it really matters.
MULTIPLE PATIENTS
Have more than one child? Manage each one's medications separately, with their own profile and updated weight.
COMPLETE HISTORY
Check the medication history at any time. Useful for doctor's appointments or to remember what and when you administered.
BACKUP AND SYNC
Your data is automatically saved to iCloud. If you change phones, you won't lose your history.
TOTAL PRIVACY
All data is stored on your device and your private iCloud. We don't collect or send information to any external server.
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IMPORTANT: MedTracker is a support tool for medication tracking. It does NOT replace professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Safety limits are guidelines based on official sources (AEMPS, AEP). ALWAYS consult your pediatrician before administering any medication.