"Has she had her tablet?" Yes. At 08:04.
A proper dosing schedule, a reminder that actually arrives, and a shared log so the whole house knows the dose was given — and by whom.
- One to four doses a day, with editable dose times
- Ongoing courses, or fixed with 7/14/28-day quick-sets
- Dose log stamped with who gave it and when
- "Mark as given" straight from the notification
- Log an extra, off-schedule dose too
Course · day 9 of 14
Apoquel 16mg
Next dose
Today · 20:00
Twice daily · with food
Today's doses
Household
🔔 Sarah was told you gave the 08:00 dose.
Nobody double-doses. Everyone can see it's done.
Illustrative preview — real screenshots coming at launch.
Reminders that survive real life.
Scheduled with the operating system rather than hoping the app is open — and rebuilt from your records on launch, on foreground, and after any change you make.
App closed
Notifications fire whether or not CorePaw is running.
After a reboot
The whole schedule is rebuilt from your data, so a restart doesn't lose your reminders.
Jabs & due dates
A week-before heads-up and a day-of nudge at 09:00 for any record with a next-due date.
Every dose
Daily-repeating reminders for ongoing courses; individual doses scheduled ahead for fixed ones.
CorePaw only asks for notification permission when there's actually something to remind you about.
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Household
Tony
Full access
Sarah
Full access
Ellie
Daily care · walks
Dan
Dog walker · walks only
Nan
Can see everything
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PAW-4K9T
Carries the role & permissions you picked
Illustrative preview — real screenshots coming at launch.
One log, everyone's phone.
Medication is the classic double-dose risk: two people, one dog, one tablet. CorePaw shows the same "today's doses" checklist to everyone with medication access, and tells them live when a dose is given.
- "Tony gave Ringo's Apoquel at 14:32" — as it happens
- A one-tap "Give" on the pet screen when a dose is due
- A full history on the medication screen
- Who can log doses is up to the owner
Live alerts while the app is open today; closed-app push arrives with the internal-testing setup.
Medication reminders FAQ
How do medication courses work?
You set the name, the dose, how often it is given (one to four times a day, with the dose times editable), and the start date. A course either runs until you stop it or ends on a fixed date, with 7, 14 and 28-day quick-sets. Finished courses drop off the pet screen on their own.
How does CorePaw stop us double-dosing?
Every dose is ticked off in a shared log stamped with who gave it and when — "Given 13:04 · Tony". Everyone in the household with medication access sees the same list, so the answer to "has she had her tablet?" is in the app rather than a guess.
Do reminders work when the app is closed?
Yes. Reminders are scheduled with the operating system, so they fire with the app closed and are rebuilt after a reboot. CorePaw only asks for notification permission when there is actually something to remind you about.
Can I log a dose from the notification?
Yes. A medication reminder carries a "Mark as given" action — tapping it opens the app, logs that dose and clears the notification.
What if a dose is given off schedule?
You can log an extra, off-schedule dose. It appears in the same history with who gave it and when.
Does everyone in the house get told?
Members with medication access get a live alert while the app is open — "Tony gave Ringo's Apoquel at 14:32". Notifications when the app is closed arrive once push credentials are configured, which lands with the internal-testing setup.
What else gets reminders?
Any health record with a next-due date: a heads-up a week before and a nudge on the day, both at 09:00. The annual microchip-registration check has its own reminder too.
Never wonder if the dose was given.
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