Know what you took.
Remember how you felt.
Medication reminders and a symptom diary, in one free app.
Coming soon to the App Store and Google Play.
No account. No ads. No subscription.
Day to day
From the first reminder to your next appointment.
See what’s due, record what you take, and keep track of how you feel.
Your record. Your phone.
Your medications, doses, symptoms and notes stay together, without an Ammel account or a server storing your health record.
Answer from the notification
Mark a dose as taken, snooze it or skip it, right from the notification. With App lock on, you unlock first.
How the reminders workA diary of how you feel
Rate each symptom from none to severe. Keep a record you can look back on.
How the symptom diary works
Bring more than a memory
Share a PDF of your doses and symptoms, or keep a CSV copy. Choose the period that matters.
What the report shows
Set your own dose times
Every day, on chosen days of the week, or only as needed, at the times you pick.
You choose the time zone
In a new time zone, Ammel asks whether reminders keep your home time or switch to local time.
Know when to refill
Ammel tells you when a medication is about to run out.
Bring a clearer record to your next appointment.
“How has it been going?” is easier to answer with a record. Choose a period and the medications to include, then save or share a PDF made on your phone.
- Scheduled doses taken, with the period and days with entries shown.
- Each medication, its schedule and the doses you recorded.
- Your symptom ratings, day by day.
- Dose times and notes, so the details stay with the record.
Medications
| Medication | Strength | Schedule | Taken |
|---|---|---|---|
| Amoxicillin | 500 mg | 08:00 · 20:00 | 93% |
| Metformin | 850 mg | 08:00 | 87% |
| Folic acid | 400 µg | Mo We Fr | 100% |
| Ibuprofen | 200 mg | As needed | 4 times |
Headache · 8 days with symptoms · last 26 Sep
Day by day
- Sat 19 SepAmoxicillin 08:12 · 12 min lateHeadache · Severe
- Sun 20 SepAmoxicillin 07:58 · on timeHeadache · Moderate
- Mon 21 SepAmoxicillin 08:31 · 31 min lateHeadache · Mild
Privacy
Your record is stored on your phone.
App lock
Keep your record behind Face ID, a fingerprint or your passcode. Set when Ammel locks after you leave it.
Product analytics, if you allow it
Choose whether Ammel sends usage events to help improve the app. Medication and symptom names stay out of them. Change your choice in Settings.
Before you get started
Is Ammel really free?
Yes. No subscription, no ads and no paid features, and no account to create.
Does Ammel work without an internet connection?
Yes. Reminders are scheduled on your phone. You can record doses and symptoms, look back over them and make reports without an internet connection.
Where is my data kept?
Your health record is stored in Ammel on your phone. Ammel does not upload it to a server. Your phone’s own backups may include it; the privacy notice explains the details.
What happens when I change phones?
Ammel has no cloud account to restore from. Your record may transfer with your phone’s backup or setup process, between iPhones or between Android phones. Keep a PDF or CSV copy before switching, especially between platforms. Those exports are for reading and sharing, not restoring the app.
Can I use Ammel in my language?
Ammel is available in 8 languages: English, Deutsch, Español, Français, Italiano, Português, Polski, Українська. Choose your language in Settings.
Is Ammel a medical device?
No. It keeps the record you enter and reminds you of the times you set. Whether a dose is right for you is for your doctor or pharmacist.
Still have a question? Visit Support.
Ammel is on its way.
Free to use. No account, no subscription.
Coming soon to the App Store and Google Play.
Questions? support@ammel.app
Ammel is a record-keeping tool, not a medical device. It does not give medical advice, and it cannot know whether a dose is right for you: that is for you and your doctor or pharmacist. In an emergency, call your local emergency number.