Immediate context
- See elapsed time instantly from the main screen
- Use a clear Log Now action without digging through menus
- Keep amounts, notes, reminders, and history together
Products
Made to be used.
Each product is built around a specific moment in daily life and made clear enough to understand at a glance.
LastDose
Know when. Keep going.
Beta 6 keeps private logging, elapsed time, recent history, reminders, and the next action on one clear screen.
Built for daily use
- Fast enough for the moment you need it
- Clear enough to read without thinking twice
- Private by default, with selective sharing when needed
For families too
- Trusted sharing supports clearer check-ins
- Reminders and history stay easy to follow
- The interface stays calm, not clinical
In active beta. Personal-use software, not a medical device.
LastDose Premium
Keep the core free. Add more when it earns its place.
Premium stays optional. The core product remains useful on its own.
Free
Clear from the start
- Basic logging
- Timers
- History
- Notes
- Essential reminders
- Basic tracking features
Premium
Deeper support
- Trusted friends and family sharing
- Advanced smart reminders
- Advanced insights
- Wearable integrations when available
- Enhanced widgets and notifications
- Richer reporting and export
Local Favor
Local help, clearly arranged.
A local delivery and errand platform built around clearer requests, cleaner handoffs, and fewer missed details.
For the request
- Turn errands and delivery needs into simple, trackable requests
- Keep the job, timing, and destination readable at a glance
- Reduce back-and-forth before the handoff starts
For the helper
- Make nearby jobs easier to accept with confidence
- Clarify pickup, dropoff, and progress
- Keep the handoff practical from start to finish
Status
- In development
- Focused on reliability and real workflows
- Built for actual neighborhoods, not mock scenarios
In development and undergoing workflow testing.
Not Yet
A pause before the next decision.
An experimental private concept built around one reassuring line: "You do not have to say never. Just say: not yet."
The moment
- Offer reasons to wait when the moment feels urgent
- Provide short distractions and personal reminders
- Use a small delay to interrupt momentum
The tone
- Gentle instead of punitive
- Private instead of performative
- Supportive without sounding therapeutic
Status
- Early concept
- Privacy-focused from the start
- Still being shaped with restraint
Early concept. Not a medical or clinical product.