
Morning
A reminder at your hour.
Set a time of day for each medication. The reminder is a time rather than a moment, so nine in the morning stays nine in the morning when you travel.
iOS does not guarantee that a notification is delivered, so a reminder is a convenience and not a safety net.

Today
Whether today is a day.
The Medications list says what is due today, what is done, and what comes next. One line per medication, in its own color.

The dose
What the dose is, now that it has changed twice.
A medication's plan is a series of phases, each with its own dose, its own start date and its own schedule. Odak works out which phase today belongs to.

The site
Which site you used last.
Both legs, both arms and the abdomen, each with its own grid of points. Tap where it went. Odak fades the points you used most recently.

Yesterday
Whether you actually did yesterday's, or only meant to.
Odak shows the days that were owed and never closed, and how late a late one landed. It never congratulates you and it never scolds you. It is a record, not a coach.

Privacy
Your treatment is nobody else's business.
No account. No server. No analytics. Everything you enter stays on your iPhone, and nobody, including the person who made Odak, can see any of it.


Every injection point has a spoken label, and every screen holds up at the largest text sizes iOS offers. Odak was audited screen by screen for both.
Odak records injections that were already prescribed. It decides no dose, no schedule and no injection site, and a question about the treatment goes to the prescriber who wrote it.