For iPhone and iPad

The dose, on time. A caregiver, if it isn’t.

DAYZA keeps medication, appointment, and health-check schedules, then reminds the person they belong to. If a medication dose is late or missed, someone you have linked can be told.

Medication

Add a dose with a time. DAYZA sends a reminder when it is due, and you can snooze it if you are not ready.

Health checks

Schedule checks for blood pressure, blood sugar, heart rate, weight, or body temperature without turning the phone into a medical record.

Appointments

Keep a clinic visit on the same schedule as the doses around it, so the day stays in one place.

The reminder goes to the right person.

A caregiver can set up a schedule for someone else. The reminder still goes to the person that schedule belongs to, not only to the person who created it.

Caregiver alerts are separate. They go out when a medication dose is late, missed, or blocked because an earlier step was not completed. A caregiver can turn each of those alert types off.

How it works

01

Add the schedule

Create medication, appointment, and health-check reminders, and link a caregiver if you want one.

02

Get the reminder

A notification arrives on the phone when the reminder is due. Notifications can be turned off in iOS Settings.

03

Share only what needs attention

A linked caregiver is notified about a medication dose that is late, missed, or blocked. Ordinary reminders stay with the person they belong to.

Not a clinic, and not emergency care

DAYZA is a reminder and coordination app. It does not diagnose, treat, or contact emergency services. If someone needs urgent medical help, call local emergency services. Questions about the app go to DAYZA support.