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Daykeep

Keep track of the day, so you can focus on them.

Daykeep is a simple caregiving tracker for iPhone, iPad and Android.

Caring for someone who is seriously ill means keeping track of a hundred things at once. Daykeep keeps them in one simple place. The home screen is eight large buttons — nothing to learn, nothing to hunt for.

Coming soon to the App Store and Google Play

What Daykeep tracks

Medication List

Every medication with strength, dosage, how to take it, and when.

Medication Log

Today's doses with a one-tap "Given". Missed or held doses with a reason. As-needed (PRN) medications kept separate, with "did it help?".

Food & Liquid

Meals, snacks, supplements and drinks with calories, protein and ounces. Daily goals and quick-add water.

Symptoms

Pain and nausea on a 0–10 scale, temperature, other symptoms, and an ileostomy and hydration check.

Hygiene & Device Care

Ostomy bag, glucose sensor, insulin pump site, port care, showers: last done and next due.

Supplies

Quantities, reorder levels and order tracking.

Appointments

Provider, location, a preparation checklist, visit notes and follow-ups.

Brain Dump

Questions for providers, things to look up, thoughts and reminders.

Report for the Doctor

A clear summary, ready before the visit.

Pick a time period and Daykeep builds a clear PDF — current medications, doses given and missed, daily nutrition and fluids, symptoms, care history, and your open questions. Share it or print it before the visit.

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Reminders

Medication times, care tasks that are due, appointments (the evening before and two hours ahead), and your own reminders.

Private by design

No account. No sign-in. No ads. No tracking. Everything you enter stays on your device, and nothing is shared unless you choose to share a report.

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Get Daykeep

Coming soon to the App Store and Google Play.

Daykeep is a record-keeping tool. It does not provide medical advice, diagnosis or treatment. Always follow your care team's instructions.