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Set up medication reminders

Schedule your medications and supplements in Tase so doses arrive on time, every day. Covers adding a med, setting the cadence, and confirming a dose once you take it.

The Tase TeamTase LLC2 min read

Missing a dose is rarely about forgetting on purpose. It is about a reminder that came at the wrong time, or one that did not confirm you actually took it. Tase treats medications as scheduled items with a confirmation step, so you can see at a glance what is done and what is still pending today.

What you need

Your medication or supplement name, the dose (for example "1 tablet" or "200mg"), and the times you want reminders. Repeat schedules are supported.

Walkthrough: add a medication

  1. 1

    Open the Health tab

    Tap the Health icon in the tab bar. This is where medications, supplements, vitals, and habits live.
  2. 2

    Add a new medication

    Tap the add button in the Medications section. Enter the name (for example "Vitamin D"), the dose, and an optional note like "with food."
  3. 3

    Set the schedule

    Choose how often it repeats. Daily at a fixed time is the most common, but you can also pick specific days of the week or a custom interval.
  4. 4

    Save and confirm the reminder

    Tap save. Tase creates a reminder for each scheduled time and shows the next dose on the Health tab.
  5. 5

    Mark a dose as taken

    When the reminder fires, tap the confirm action on the notification or in the Health tab. This logs the dose as taken and clears it from today's pending list.

Handling supplements alongside prescriptions

Supplements like magnesium or omega-3 follow the same flow as prescription meds. Add them in the Supplements section instead, and they show up on the same daily view so everything you take is in one place without being mixed together.

A note on safety

Tase is a reminder tool, not medical advice. Always follow the schedule your doctor or pharmacist gave you, and use the notes field to record any "take with food" or "before bed" instructions they specified.

What you see after setup

  • A daily view of what is due today and what you have already taken.
  • Reminders that fire at the exact times you set.
  • A history you can scroll back through if a doctor asks how consistent you have been.
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