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MyTherapy review

Free#26 of 49 in Android Reminder Apps

A free mobile app for medication schedules, dose tracking, and health routines.

6.0/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

MyTherapy is a mobile health app for people managing medication or ongoing treatment. It schedules medication alarms and can also remind users about measurements, symptoms, and doctor appointments. Alongside reminders, it records whether a dose was taken or skipped, with space for notes on individual intake records. That makes it relevant to people who want health routines and medication tracking together, rather than a general task list for every kind of reminder.

The health workflow extends beyond the alarm itself. Users can track medication inventory and receive refill reminders, while a health diary brings symptoms, mood, and measurements into one record. The app can also create medication plans and health reports to share with doctors. Discreet notifications can hide therapy-specific details, and access protection can use a PIN or biometric verification. These features make the app more suited to ongoing treatment routines than to simple one-off alerts.

MyTherapy is free to use and is offered for Android and iOS; the vendor says account registration is not required. Its focus is also its main boundary: people seeking broad reminders for work, household tasks, or projects may prefer a general-purpose reminder app. For medication and health routines, the combination of dose records, supply prompts, and doctor-shareable reports gives the reminders a treatment-specific context. It is a good fit when that health context matters, but less so when the goal is to manage reminders across unrelated areas of life.

MyTherapy pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Tracks taken and skipped doses, with notes for each intake record
    • Adds inventory and refill prompts alongside medication reminders
    • Creates shareable medication plans and health reports for doctors
  • Where it doesn't
    • Focused on treatment and health routines, not general-purpose reminders
    • Available as a mobile app for Android and iOS
    • Exact recurring reminder options are not documented

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