Know your parent took their meds.

Caring for Mum or Dad from across town, or across the country? Don’tForgetDad alerts you the moment a dose is missed, so you can stop worrying and stop calling to check.

See every dose before you have to ask.

One shared calendar shows the whole week at a glance. Green means taken. A gap means someone needs a nudge. You’ll know without making the call.

The whole family, on the same page.

Each parent gets a profile with their meds, doses, and schedule. Share a join code and siblings can follow along too. Caregiving shouldn’t sit on one person’s shoulders.

Reassurance you can see from anywhere.

A simple streak shows how consistently your parent takes their meds. No points, no competition. Just quiet proof that things are on track, whenever you want to check.

New · AI Health Assistant

Ask about your parent’s meds in plain words.

Built for caregivers. Chat naturally to check on any profile, manage medications, and see how everyone’s doing at a glance. Private and approval-based.

Ask anything

“Did Dad take his pills yesterday?”

Plain questions, clear answers, pulled straight from your family’s profiles. “What meds is Mum on?” “What’s due at 6pm?” No digging through screens.

Scan it · Add it

Snap the pill bottle. It does the typing.

Photograph a medication label and the assistant fills in the name, dose, and schedule for you. Setup takes seconds, not minutes.

Keep a record

Note how today went.

Jot or speak a quick note about moods, symptoms, or side effects. It’s transcribed and tagged, so you have a record to share at the next appointment.

Stay in the loop

Weekly recap: what changed, what’s coming.

Come back to a summary: missed doses, new meds, upcoming refills. General educational drug information may come from public sources. It is not personalized medical advice. Always verify with your clinician.

Not medical advice. Don’tForgetDad and its AI assistant help you organize records and learn from general public sources. They are not a doctor, nurse, or pharmacist. For any medical decision, talk to a licensed professional. Read our FAQ, including “Is the AI giving me medical advice?”