Settled on medication

Your whole picture.

Once things are steady, the questions change: what makes a good day good, and what to bring to your yearly review.

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How Trace helps now

Refills, counted down

Tell Trace how many you have, and it works out when you’ll run low and reminds you in time.

Shortage news

If the FDA lists one of your medicines as in short supply, Trace tells you, with a link to the FDA’s list.

What shows up on good days

What you logged most on your good and hard days, with counts: getting outside, sleep, people, food. The top one on each side is free.

All your history

Premium

Your days in color, month after month, and a report for each review.

What it costs

Trace for medication starts with a month of Premium, free, on the yearly plan. You start it in the App Store or Google Play, and Trace reminds you before it ends. Cancel in your store settings before then and you won’t be charged; logging, your diary and export stay free.

Premium is $39.99 a year, with the first month free, or $5.99 a month.

In Canada, Australia and New Zealand: C$49.99, A$59.99 or NZ$69.99 a year, or C$7.99, A$9.99 or NZ$9.99 a month.

The App Store or Google Play shows the price before you pay.

Somewhere else on the way?

Start from today.

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