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Tap your picture at the top right, then Notifications, then Add.


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Add a medication, a supplement or HRT with its times. When one is due you get a plain reminder, tap Taken from the notification or your watch, and the dose goes into your history.

Her Good Days is a free medication reminder app for pills, supplements and hormone therapy. You set each schedule, the phone reminds you with text that never names the medicine, and one tap on Taken logs the dose.
Around a dose time, Medication moves to the top of your Log menu. Taken doses show in your weekly summary and the doctor report.
| Reminder | Typical schedule |
|---|---|
| A daily pill, including the contraceptive pill | The same time every day |
| Supplements: vitamin D, iron, prenatal vitamins | Once or twice a day, at the times you pick |
| HRT patch, gel or tablets | Daily, or on set days for a patch change |
| Evening check-in | A time you pick |
| Weekly summary | Once a week, when it is ready |
| Weigh-in, wind-down, workout days | Weekly or daily, your choice |
| Pregnancy appointments and kick counts | From your own entries |

Tap your picture at the top right, then Notifications, then Add.


Choose the days too, such as a patch change every Sunday.


When it rings, mark it on the notification or in the app. A missed dose stays open, with no red.


The same few lines for everyone: "Time for your scheduled reminder", "Time for your check-in", "Your weekly summary is ready". Nobody glancing at your phone learns that you take HRT, that you are pregnant or what you weigh.
The entry stays open until you mark it taken or skipped. There is no warning color and no streak to lose. Your history shows the gap, which is useful to mention at your next appointment.
| Stage | Typical reminders |
|---|---|
| Menopause | An HRT patch change on set days. Medication or HRT joins the top five once it has a schedule. |
| After menopause | Vitamin D in the morning plan, plus any medication for bones or blood pressure |
| Trying to conceive | Prenatal vitamins every day, kept under More in the Log menu |
All of them sit under You, Notifications, each with its own switch.
| Notification | When |
|---|---|
| Daily check-in | At the time you pick, off until you turn it on |
| Medication, workout, wind-down | At the times you set for each one |
| Weekly summary ready | Once a week |
| News and updates | Now and then, about the app |
| Shop offers | A few a month at most, only if you turn it on, never based on what you log |
Quiet hours, 9 PM to 8 AM, hold them back overnight. Teen mode has no shop offers switch.

No. It reads "Time for your scheduled reminder". The name only shows inside the app, after you unlock your phone.
Yes. They are scheduled on your phone, so they arrive in airplane mode and when you have no signal.
Yes. Pick the days of the week, or every few days for something like a patch change.
No. It reminds and records what your prescriber or pharmacist told you to take. Ask them about doses and interactions.
Yes, with no limit on the number of medications or reminders.
Her Good Days is free, with no third-party ads and nothing to subscribe to. Free on iPhone and Android.