Question 1

What is Doserly and who is it for?

Accepted Answer

Doserly is a health protocol tracking app for iOS and Android. It's built for anyone managing medications, supplements, injections or complex health routines, from a simple daily vitamin stack to a full TRT (testosterone replacement therapy), HRT (hormone replacement therapy) or peptide protocol with multiple compounds, cycling schedules and lab work. Whether you're tracking three supplements or thirty compounds across different schedules, Doserly keeps everything organized in one private, encrypted record.

Question 2

Is Doserly just another pill reminder app?

Accepted Answer

No. Doserly starts with reminders and daily logging, but it goes much further. It supports flexible interval injection scheduling (like every 3.5 days or twice weekly), compound stacking (tracking multiple compounds that run on overlapping schedules), injection site rotation with a visual body map, inventory tracking with expiration alerts, symptom and lab correlation, estimated peak levels and half-life analysis (charts that show how compounds build and clear in your system over time) and AI-powered health reports. It's a full protocol management system, not a countdown timer.

Question 3

Do I need to be on TRT or HRT to use Doserly?

Accepted Answer

Not at all. Doserly works for anyone tracking health routines. If you take a daily multivitamin and want reminders and adherence streaks, it does that. If you manage a complex protocol with multiple compounds on different schedules, it scales to that too. The app covers five health domains: medications, supplements, peptides, hormone therapy and performance compounds. Use whichever combination fits your routine.

Question 4

Do I need all these features to use Doserly?

Accepted Answer

No. Start with simple reminders and logging: set up what you take, get reminders, and log with one tap. That's valuable on its own. You can explore more features as your needs grow. Doserly is designed to scale with your routine, not overwhelm you on day one.

Question 5

Does Doserly give medical advice or dosing recommendations?

Accepted Answer

No. Doserly is a tracking and organization tool. It helps you log doses, monitor symptoms, review lab results and spot trends over time. It does not diagnose conditions, recommend treatments, suggest dosages or provide any form of medical guidance. The AI health reports summarize your own logged data in an easy-to-read format, but they are observational summaries, not clinical recommendations. Always consult a qualified healthcare professional for medical decisions.

Question 6

How do I get started with Doserly?

Accepted Answer

Once Doserly launches, you'll download the app, create an account, and add what you take, including medications, supplements, peptides, or any combination. Set your schedule, and Doserly handles the reminders and logging from there. You can start tracking in under two minutes. In the meantime, join the waitlist for launch-day access. If you're new to peptides, try the free reconstitution calculator on the website right now. No account needed.

Question 7

What can I do with the free version?

Accepted Answer

The free tier covers daily tracking, reminders, dose logging, basic dosing history, offline support, and up to 3 tracked health items. It's enough to manage a simple routine. When you're ready for more, Doserly Pro unlocks unlimited tracked items, all health domains, custom charts, estimated compound levels, expanded inventory tools, multi-profile support, and AI health reports.

Question 8

What devices does Doserly support?

Accepted Answer

Doserly is being built for iOS and Android. App store listings are on the way. Join the waitlist for launch-day access and platform availability updates.

Question 9

Can I sync my data across multiple devices?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Doserly syncs your encrypted data across devices automatically when you're online. If you switch phones or use multiple devices, your full history, settings and active protocols stay in sync. All synced data remains encrypted in transit and at rest.

Question 10

Can Doserly handle complex schedules like every 3.5 days, cycling on and off, or different doses on different days?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Doserly supports a wide range of scheduling options: daily, specific days of the week, every N days (like every 3.5 days for injection protocols), weekly, biweekly, monthly and custom intervals. It also handles cycling schedules (for example, 5 days on and 2 days off, or 3 weeks on and 1 week off), multiple doses at different times throughout the day and different dosage amounts at different times. This flexibility is designed for real-world protocols where a simple once-a-day reminder isn't enough.

Question 11

Can I track medications or supplements I only take "as needed"?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Doserly supports PRN scheduling (a medical term meaning "as needed") alongside your regular scheduled items. You can log these doses whenever you take them without having a fixed reminder attached, and they still appear in your history and timeline alongside everything else.

Question 12

What happens if I miss a dose?

Accepted Answer

Doserly tracks three states for every scheduled dose: completed, skipped or late. If a dose window passes without being logged, it's marked accordingly in your history so you have an accurate record. You can also go back and log a dose after the fact if you took it but forgot to record it. Over time, your adherence streaks and timing patterns help you see how consistent you've been.

Question 13

Can I see everything I need to take today at a glance?

Accepted Answer

Yes. The home screen is your daily command center. It shows what's due, what's been completed and what still needs attention. As your routine grows, the view stays clear because items move between states rather than cluttering the screen. You can log each item with a single tap and move on with your day.

Question 14

How does injection site rotation tracking work?

Accepted Answer

Doserly includes a visual body map with 14 predefined injection sites, including deltoids (shoulders), glutes (buttocks), quadriceps (thighs), pectorals (chest) and four abdominal quadrants. Each time you log an injection, you select the site on the body map. The app tracks how often each site has been used and when it was last used, then displays a heat map so you can see at a glance which areas need a break. This helps prevent tissue buildup and soreness from injecting in the same spot too frequently, which is a common concern for anyone on a long-term injection protocol.

Question 15

Can Doserly estimate my hormone or compound levels between injections?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Doserly includes estimated peak level and half-life stacking analysis. That means the app can chart how compounds build up and clear from your system over time based on known half-life data. For example, if you inject testosterone every 3.5 days, the chart shows your estimated peak concentration after each injection, how levels decline between doses and how repeated dosing causes levels to accumulate (called stacking) until they reach a steady state. This can be especially helpful when discussing protocol adjustments with your healthcare provider. Available on Doserly Pro.

Question 16

Can I track ancillary medications alongside my TRT or HRT, including hCG, anastrozole or DHEA?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Doserly supports compound stacking, which means you can track multiple compounds that run on different schedules within the same protocol view. For a typical TRT protocol, that might include testosterone (injected every 3.5 days), hCG (injected twice weekly), an aromatase inhibitor like anastrozole (taken on specific days) and any other supplements or ancillaries. Each compound has its own schedule, dose history and inventory tracking, but they're all visible together so you can see your full protocol at a glance.

Question 17

Is Doserly inclusive for all types of hormone replacement therapy?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Doserly is designed to track any hormone replacement protocol regardless of the reason, including testosterone replacement therapy (TRT), menopausal or perimenopausal hormone therapy, bioidentical hormone therapy or gender-affirming hormone therapy. The app supports multiple delivery methods including injections, topical gels and creams, patches, pellets and oral medications. You can track multiple hormones simultaneously (for example, estrogen, progesterone and testosterone together) along with symptoms, lab work and how you feel over time.

Question 18

Does Doserly have a built-in reconstitution calculator?

Accepted Answer

Yes. The reconstitution calculator helps you figure out how much bacteriostatic water (a sterile water with a preservative, commonly used to dissolve peptide powders for injection) to add to a vial of freeze-dried peptide powder. You enter the amount of peptide in the vial (in milligrams) and your desired dose, and the calculator determines the water volume, resulting concentration and exactly how much liquid to draw into your syringe. It shows your dose in actual syringe tick marks rather than confusing decimal numbers, so you can measure accurately with standard insulin syringes (0.3 mL, 0.5 mL or 1 mL). You can also save your reconstitution settings for each compound so you don't have to recalculate every time.

Question 19

Can I track multiple peptides in the same stack?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Doserly's compound stacking feature lets you manage multiple peptides running on overlapping or different schedules. For example, you can track BPC-157 twice daily, semaglutide once weekly and CJC/Ipamorelin five days on and two days off, all in one view. Each compound has its own schedule, inventory, dose history and injection site tracking, but they're organized together as a single protocol so you can see the full picture.

Question 20

Can I track how many doses are left in a reconstituted vial?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Doserly tracks inventory at the vial level. It knows how much compound was in the vial, how much water you added, what concentration that creates and how much you draw for each dose. As you log doses, the app calculates remaining doses in the vial and warns you when supplies are running low. It also tracks expiration dates, which is especially important for reconstituted peptides that have a limited shelf life once mixed (typically 28-30 days when refrigerated, depending on the compound).

Question 21

How does Doserly handle peptide cycling and gradual dose titration?

Accepted Answer

Doserly includes a protocol builder that supports multi-phase cycling. You can set up protocols with different phases (loading, maintenance, tapering and rest periods), each with their own duration, dose and schedule. For gradual dose titration (slowly increasing or decreasing a dose over time, which is common when starting a new peptide), the app tracks each titration step with its own dose amount and date range so you have a clear record of how your dosing changed over time. This is helpful for tracking how you responded at each dose level.

Question 22

Can I log my bloodwork and lab results in Doserly?

Accepted Answer

Yes. You can add lab results to your record either by entering values manually or by scanning your lab report with your phone's camera. The app reads the values from the image so you don't have to type everything in. Each lab value includes the result, reference range and units. Over time, your labs are tied to your dosing timeline so you can see how protocol changes relate to your bloodwork, for example, how your testosterone or estrogen levels changed after adjusting a dose.

Question 23

How does Doserly help me spot patterns in my health data?

Accepted Answer

Doserly automatically looks for correlations across your logged data. For example, it might surface that your energy levels tend to improve two weeks after a dose increase, or that your sleep quality dips when you skip a particular supplement. These correlations are calculated statistically (not guessed) using your actual logged history. Combined with trend charts, estimated peak level analysis and your symptom timeline, these patterns can help you have more productive conversations with your healthcare provider about what's working and what might need adjusting.

Question 24

What are the AI health reports?

Accepted Answer

AI health reports are weekly or monthly summaries generated from your logged data. They cover your medication adherence (how consistently you've been taking things on schedule), symptom trends, lab value changes and any notable correlations the system found. The reports are written in plain language so they're easy to read and share. They are observational summaries of your own data. They do not provide medical advice, recommend treatments or suggest dosing changes. You can export them as a PDF to bring to appointments. AI health reports are available on the Pro tier.

Question 25

Can I track symptoms like energy, mood, sleep quality and side effects?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Doserly includes symptom tracking across all five health domains. You can log predefined symptoms from a built-in catalog or create your own custom symptoms to track anything specific to your protocol. Each symptom entry is timestamped and tied to your dosing timeline, so when you review your history you can see symptoms in context: what you took, when you took it and how you felt.

Question 26

How is the AI used, and is my data safe?

Accepted Answer

Doserly's AI health reports analyze your own logged data, including doses, symptoms, biomarkers, and lab results, to generate weekly or monthly summaries in plain language. The reports are observational: they describe what your data shows, not what you should do. They are not medical advice and do not replace guidance from a qualified healthcare professional. Your health data is never used to train AI models. The AI processes your data only to generate your personal reports, and that data stays encrypted and private. AI health reports are available on the Pro tier.

Question 27

How does inventory tracking work?

Accepted Answer

Doserly tracks your supply at the individual item level: vials, bottles, blister packs, tubes and more. For each item, you can record the quantity, remaining amount, expiration date and lot number. The app connects your inventory to your dosing schedule, so it can estimate when you'll run out based on your actual usage and alert you before supplies get low. For injectable compounds, it tracks how many doses remain in each vial based on the concentration and your draw volume.

Question 28

Can Doserly scan barcodes to add supplements or medications?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Doserly includes barcode and QR code scanning that can look up supplement products automatically, saving you from entering details manually. It pulls product information from a public database so you can quickly add items to your inventory. For compounds that don't have barcodes (like compounded peptides or pharmacy preparations), you can enter the details manually and save them for reuse.

Question 29

Can I track medications for my family members or pets?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Doserly supports multiple profiles. You can create separate profiles for yourself, family members (such as children or elderly parents you're helping care for) and even pets. Each profile has its own completely independent record, reminders, history and inventory. You act as the primary caregiver and can switch between profiles in a tap, and everything stays logically separated so schedules, metrics and data don't get mixed together. Multi-profile support is available on the Pro tier.

Question 30

Can I track for my pet?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Multi-profile support works for pets too. You can set up a separate profile for a pet with its own medication schedule, dosing history, and reminders, completely independent from your personal profile. Whether it's a dog on daily joint supplements or a cat on a prescription medication, Doserly handles it the same way it handles human profiles.

Question 31

Is my health data safe?

Accepted Answer

Doserly is built with privacy and security as foundational principles, not afterthoughts. Your health data is encrypted on your device (meaning it's stored in a scrambled format that can't be read without your device's security key) and encrypted during transmission to the cloud (so it can't be intercepted in transit). Encryption keys are stored in your device's secure hardware (the iOS Keychain or Android Keystore) and are only accessible when the device is unlocked. The app also supports biometric unlock (Face ID, Touch ID or fingerprint) and an optional app-level passcode for an additional layer of protection.

Question 32

Does Doserly sell or share my health data?

Accepted Answer

No. Doserly does not sell, share or monetize your health data in any way. The product is funded through optional subscription tiers, not by selling user data. Your health records, including doses, symptoms, labs, inventory and notes, are encrypted and handled with a privacy-focused architecture designed to minimize unnecessary data exposure.

Question 33

What data does Doserly collect?

Accepted Answer

Doserly collects what's needed to operate the product: your email for account and waitlist purposes, and anonymized product analytics to improve the experience (like which features are used most, not the content of your health records). Your actual health data, including doses, symptoms, labs, inventory and notes, is encrypted and handled with privacy-focused architecture. You have full control over your data, including the ability to export everything or permanently delete your account and all associated records. Full details will be provided in the production privacy documentation at launch.

Question 34

Does the app work without internet?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Doserly is designed as an offline-first app, meaning it stores all your data locally on your device and works fully without an internet connection. You can log doses, review your history, check inventory, track symptoms and access your timeline while traveling, at the gym or anywhere with limited signal. When you're back online, the app syncs your data automatically in the background. This means you never lose a log or miss a record because of poor connectivity.

Question 35

What if I lose my phone?

Accepted Answer

Doserly provides encrypted cloud backup so you can restore your data on a new device. Because your data is encrypted at rest on the device, a lost or stolen phone does not mean exposed health records. The data cannot be read without your device's security credentials. When you sign in on a new device, your encrypted data syncs back from the cloud and you pick up where you left off.

Question 36

Is Doserly free?

Accepted Answer

Doserly offers a free tier that covers daily tracking, reminders, dose logging, basic history, offline support, and up to 3 tracked health items. Doserly Pro starts at $6.99/month or $49.99/year and unlocks unlimited tracked items, all health domains, advanced insights and charting, AI health reports, multiple profiles, and advanced inventory tools like shared inventory and quality tracking.

Question 37

What happens to my data if I cancel my subscription?

Accepted Answer

Your data remains yours. If you cancel Doserly Pro, the data you've already logged is preserved. It is not deleted. You'll still be able to use the free-tier features and view your history, but Pro-only capabilities like AI reports, custom charts, multiple profiles, shared inventory, and certain paid-domain editing or scheduling features become unavailable until you resubscribe. Existing paid data stays preserved rather than being erased.

Question 38

How is Doserly different from Apple Health or Google Fit?

Accepted Answer

Apple Health and Google Fit are designed to aggregate health metrics from many different sources, including steps from your watch, heart rate from a fitness tracker, sleep data from a mattress sensor and so on. They're excellent at collecting passive data, but they don't offer protocol-specific features like injection site rotation tracking, compound stacking, reconstitution calculations, inventory management or automatic correlation between your doses and symptoms. Doserly is purpose-built for active protocol management. It's designed for people who need to track what they take, when they take it and how it affects them, all in one connected system.

Question 39

Why should I use Doserly instead of a spreadsheet or notes app?

Accepted Answer

Spreadsheets are flexible, but they can't send reminders, visualize injection site rotation on a body map, automatically correlate your symptoms with dosing changes, track vial-level inventory, scan barcodes or generate trend charts from your data. Every time you change a dose in a spreadsheet, you're updating formulas and manually maintaining the system. In Doserly, your history stays intact through protocol changes, reminders adjust automatically, inventory depletes as you log doses and insights surface patterns you'd likely miss in rows and columns. The more complex your routine, the wider the gap between what a spreadsheet can do and what Doserly automates.

Question 40

How is Doserly different from other medication reminder apps like Medisafe or MyTherapy?

Accepted Answer

Most medication reminder apps are built for traditional oral medications: take this pill at this time, check a box, repeat. They work well for that use case, but they weren't designed for injection-based protocols, compound stacking, peptide reconstitution math, cycling schedules, inventory tracking at the vial level or correlating lab results with protocol changes. Doserly covers the full range, from simple daily supplements to multi-compound injection protocols, with features specifically built for the complexity that TRT, HRT, peptide and advanced supplement routines actually require.

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