Did anyone give Dad his pills this morning?
Medlog is one shared list for the siblings looking after the same parent. Today's doses are on the screen. One tap when you've given one. Everyone else sees it immediately.
Two minutes. No account, no app to install.
How it works
One of you types the schedule
Name, time, dose — exactly the way you say it at home. Free text, no drug database.
Everyone gets the link
Drop it in the family chat. Whoever has the link is in. No sign-up, no passwords.
One tap logs the dose
The row turns green with a name and a time: "Kari, 08:12". Under two seconds, coat half on.
A nudge when nobody has logged
If the window passes with nobody tapping, the whole family gets one message: "Nobody has logged Dad's 08:00 yet."
Three colours, nothing else
Grey: the dose is coming up. Nobody has tapped yet, and that's fine.
Green: someone gave it. The name and the time are right there.
Amber: the window closed with nobody logging it. This is when you call each other.
What Medlog is not
No dosage advice, no drug database, no interaction warnings, no pill dispenser and no reminders to the parent. Medlog writes down what a human says happened — that's all of it, and that's the point.
Medlog is not a medical device and gives no health advice. Ask the GP or the pharmacist about the medication itself.
Price
Free right now. Payment isn't built yet.
When it does cost something, it's 79 kr a year for the whole family. Never per sibling, never more expensive because more of you care.
What gets stored
A first name for the person being cared for, the doses as you wrote them, and who tapped when. Nothing else. The link is the key, so share it only with your family.
Privacy →Questions we get
Does everyone need an account?
No. Whoever has the link can see the list and log a dose. That's the whole reason it actually gets used.
What if two of us tap at the same time?
You get one logged dose, not two. The first tap wins, and both phones show the same name and the same minute.
Can we show the log to the GP?
Yes. The history is a day-by-day list you can scroll through or hold up at the appointment.
Do the alerts work on iPhone?
Yes, but iOS requires you to add Medlog to the Home Screen first. Without alerts everything else still works — the amber row is there when you open the list.