ARBH Labs
For Parents & Grandparents

Know how long it's been. Log it in one tap.

LastDose keeps the time visible so you do not have to remember it.

See the time. Tap Log Now. Done.

Watch the simple version Share LastDose
LastDose screen showing the elapsed time and a large Log Now button.
Made to be simple One glance tells you the time. One tap records it.
Why it helps

You should not have to keep the timing in your head all day.

LastDose is built to reduce that mental load. It keeps the last time visible and makes logging the next time feel immediate instead of confusing or fussy.

1

See the time

The main screen tells you how long it has been right away.

2

Tap Log Now

A large clear button records the next time without digging through menus.

3

Move on

History, notes, reminders, and context stay there when you need them later.

Three short story sections

Built to explain LastDose clearly, even before anyone downloads it.

Each section works as a finished story on its own. Video is an enhancement, not a requirement.

1. When was the last time?

The timer answers the question right away.

The first thing LastDose does is show how long it has been, without making someone search for it.

Video ready slot When was the last time?

The page is prepared for the final video file.

2. For someone you love

Made to be approachable for families too.

LastDose is meant to be understandable for parents, grandparents, and the people helping them, without turning the experience into a lecture.

Awaiting final clip For someone you love

Add the final video file and the page will pick it up automatically.

3. It really is that simple

One glance. One tap. Back to your day.

This story slot is meant to show the actual one-glance, one-tap interaction in the clearest possible way.

Awaiting final clip It really is that simple

The page will keep looking polished until the final media is added.

Clear boundaries

LastDose is a personal logging tool, not a medical device.

It helps people keep timing, history, reminders, and context visible. It does not diagnose conditions, replace a doctor, or provide emergency monitoring.