Questions
Straight answers, including the “not yet”s.
Does dooz remind me to take things?
Not today. dooz does not send notifications or ring alarms. Open it and Today shows what is due, what you have taken and what is overdue.
Is this medical advice?
No. dooz reports what you logged and what studies measured, per outcome, with its sources. Nothing here tells anyone what to take: decisions about your own treatment belong with a clinician or pharmacist.
Why doesn’t dooz tell me what to take?
Because it reports, it does not advise. Age and symptoms in the library filter what you see, never what anyone takes. There is no quiz and no stack builder.
Does it work offline?
Yes. dooz opens with no network, taps wait on your phone, and a chip shows whether everything is synced or how many changes are queued.
Is there an iPhone or Android app?
dooz is a web app you install from the browser: Add to Home Screen on iPhone, Install on Android and on a computer. There is no App Store or Play Store app.
What does dooz store, and what does it log?
It stores your items, their times and your answers, so it can show Today and History. Server logs carry ids and counts, never the contents of a row.
Can someone else see my log?
No. There is no sharing with family or caregivers.
Which countries does it work in?
Any browser, in English and Brazilian Portuguese. The product catalogs are U.S. sources, openFDA and NIH DSLD, so a product sold elsewhere may be missing; you can always describe it yourself.
How much does it cost?
Tracking, history and every grade and citation in the library are free. dooz Plus adds Timing and Ask; it is not open yet.