Medication log for doctor visits

A medication log for doctor visits that fits on a few pages

Oki turns your daily check-offs into a clear PDF: what you take, how often you took it and which doses were missed. Bring it to the appointment or send it ahead.

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"How has it been going?" deserves a better answer than "pretty good"

Doctors ask how a medication is working, and most of us answer from memory. Memory says "I take it every day." The real answer might be "most days, except the week I traveled." That difference matters when a doctor is deciding whether to change a dose or switch a prescription.

Oki keeps a medication log for doctor visits without any extra effort. Every time you tap "Taken" on a reminder, it goes into your history. When an appointment comes up, you choose a period and Oki creates a PDF from that history, right on your iPhone.

You walk in with facts instead of a guess, and the conversation gets to the point faster.

What goes into the medication adherence report

The report lists the medications in use and, for the period you pick, how many scheduled doses were taken, which were late, which were skipped and which were never logged. It also shows a list of the missed doses with the date and time, so patterns are easy to spot.

You can put a name at the top, which helps when the report is for someone else. If you also log meals and exercise in Oki, you can choose to include them too.

In the app itself, the History tab has an adherence calendar, so you can look back at any day before you create the report.

Medications in use, with adherence for the period
Missed doses listed by date and time
Optional name at the top and optional meals and exercise

Print it, email it or hand over your phone

The PDF is created on your iPhone. From there you can share it like any other file: email it to the office before the visit, send it by text or WhatsApp, AirDrop it to a nearby Mac or print it to take on paper.

It is especially useful in a few situations: a first visit with a new doctor who doesn't know your history, a follow-up after a medication change, or when you go with a parent to their appointment and want both of you on the same page. A caregiver who helps set up a parent's medications can create the report on the parent's iPhone and bring a printed copy.

A record you keep, read by the person who knows medicine

The report is a summary of what you logged, not a medical record and not a diagnosis. Oki doesn't interpret the numbers or suggest changes. Your doctor reads it and decides what it means for your treatment.

The PDF report is part of Premium, along with full history and stock control. Premium starts with a 7-day free trial, so you can try it before your next appointment. Reminders and logging are free forever.

From reminders to report

1
Log doses as you go
Tap "Taken" from the reminder or the Today screen. Your history builds itself.
2
Pick a period
Before the appointment, choose the days the report should cover, for example the last 30 days.
3
Create and share the PDF
Print it or send it by email, WhatsApp or AirDrop. That's it.

Frequently asked questions

How do I make a medication list for my doctor?

If your medications are in Oki, the PDF report lists them for you, along with adherence and missed doses for the period you choose.

What is a medication adherence report?

It shows how many of your scheduled doses you actually took over a period. Oki's report adds the list of missed doses so your doctor can see when they happened.

Can I print the report or send it by email?

Yes. The PDF is created on your iPhone, and you can print it or share it by email, text, WhatsApp or AirDrop.

Can I make a report for my mom or dad?

Yes, if their medications are set up in Oki on their iPhone. You can add their name at the top and bring it to the appointment with them.

Is the report a medical record?

No. It's a summary of what was logged in the app. Oki doesn't give medical advice; your doctor interprets the report.

Is the PDF report free?

It's part of Premium, which comes with a 7-day free trial. Reminders and dose logging are free forever.

Bring the last month, not just the last few days you remember

Oki is coming soon to the App Store for iPhone. Join the waitlist and start building your history before your next visit.