Starting or adjusting medication

See your medication day.

Early on, appointments come every few weeks, and they’re short. Trace keeps a quick record of each day, so you can say what actually happened.

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How Trace helps now

One tap for your dose

Log it in Trace, from a widget, Siri or Quick Settings, and get reminders at the times you choose.

Kicked in, wore off

Tap when you notice it, along with how your focus, energy and mood went, and how you slept.

Your medication day

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After a few weeks, Trace lines up your dose times with what you logged, in plain words: “It usually kicked in about 45 minutes after your dose.”

Before and after a change

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When your dose changes, see how your days went before and after, side by side.

A report for each appointment

Days you logged a dose, when it kicked in and wore off, side effects you noted, and your questions. Your first one is free.

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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