This article is published by Pillr. We make a medication tracking app, but this page compares MyTherapy and EveryDose for people deciding between those two options.
Quick answer
Choose MyTherapy if you want medication reminders and refill tracking beside symptoms, mood, measurements, injection sites, appointments, and a broader health diary.
Choose EveryDose if you want a medication-first daily schedule with interaction alerts, medication leaflets, progress sharing, smartwatch alerts, and an optional paid family and health-tracking setup.
Both are available on iPhone and Android, both can be downloaded free, and both list optional paid features. The practical choice is whether your record starts with wider health tracking or with medication information and daily dose actions.
App choice summary
| Need | Better fit | Why |
|---|---|---|
| Symptoms, mood, measurements, and appointments | MyTherapy | Its wider health diary keeps these records beside medication and refill history. |
| Medication leaflets and interaction alerts | EveryDose | EveryDose puts these tools inside its standard medication-management experience. |
| Injection-site tracking | MyTherapy | MyTherapy currently lists a dedicated record for rotating and documenting injection sites. |
| Progress emails and smartwatch dose actions | EveryDose | It lists scheduled progress sharing plus alerts and taken actions on supported watches. |
Comparison at a glance
| Feature or need | MyTherapy | EveryDose | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Medication reminders | Yes | Yes | Both support flexible schedules and reminders. |
| Dose records | Taken, skipped, notes, and history | Taken, skipped, snoozed, and history | Check how corrections and actual intake times appear in reports. |
| Schedule options | Flexible personalised reminders | Daily, specific-day, cycle, and as-needed options, plus every-X-hours on the current iPhone release | Check that the current app supports your exact prescribed schedule. |
| Pill supply and refills | Supply and prescription reminders | Pill counts and refill reminders in Plus | Check the current plan boundary before moving a supply record. |
| Symptoms, mood, and measurements | Health diary and more than 20 measurements | Health trackers and charts in Plus | MyTherapy gives wider health tracking a more central role. |
| Reports and sharing | Health reports and one-time clinician sharing | Progress emails, PDF list, and history export | Choose based on the recipient and exact format you need. |
| Medication information | Varies by feature and region | Leaflets, interaction alerts, and food information | Confirm medication questions with a pharmacist or prescribing clinician. |
| Device availability | iPhone, iPad, and Android | iPhone and Android, with supported watch alerts | Check current operating-system and regional requirements. |
Who this comparison is for
This comparison is for someone choosing between two established medication reminder apps, especially when dose history, refills, symptoms, measurements, reports, medication information, or family support will decide the fit.
It is not a guide to choosing medication, changing a dose, interpreting an interaction alert, or deciding what to do after a missed dose.
Key differences
MyTherapy is broader-health-diary led. Its current app overview places medication intake, refills, symptoms, mood, measurements, appointments, notes, and health reports inside one ongoing record.
EveryDose is medication-information led. Its current feature page centres the daily medication schedule, taken, skipped, or snoozed actions, medication leaflets, interaction alerts, history, progress sharing, and smartwatch alerts.
The overlap is substantial. Both can support a daily medication routine. The difference is whether you also want a wide personal health diary or a more focused medication list with built-in information and sharing.
Detailed comparison by use case
If reminders and dose history are the main need
MyTherapy supports personalised reminders, a daily medication plan, taken or skipped records, notes, refill reminders, and a longer health diary. It may fit better when the same record also needs symptoms, measurements, or appointments.
EveryDose supports daily, specific-day, cycle, and as-needed schedules. Its daily view records taken, skipped, or snoozed actions, while the current iPhone release also lists every-X-hours schedules, a dedicated as-needed history, and improved reports and exports.
EveryDose now covers more interval-style routines than older versions did. Dosecast remains a separate option if reminders based specifically on the last recorded dose are central; see the Dosecast vs EveryDose comparison.
If symptoms, mood, or measurements matter
MyTherapy treats symptom, pain, mood, weight, blood pressure, and other measurement records as part of the main health diary. It also lists reminders for measurements and appointments.
EveryDose places health trackers and charts in its paid Plus experience. This may be enough if medication remains the main record and you only need a defined set of measurements beside it.
Neither app's charts prove that a medication caused or improved a symptom. Use them to organise questions for a healthcare appointment, not to change treatment yourself.
If medication information or interaction alerts matter
EveryDose lists medication leaflets, drug-to-drug interaction alerts, drug images, and food information in its standard features. This is its clearest difference from MyTherapy in the current US-facing information.
MyTherapy's medication-information tools can differ by country and programme. Check what is available in your region rather than assuming a feature shown elsewhere will appear in your app.
An in-app alert is not a replacement for advice from a pharmacist, doctor, psychiatrist, or prescribing clinician.
If reports or family support matter
MyTherapy can create health reports and a medication plan, and it describes a one-time sharing code for a doctor. Its broader diary may fit better when the report needs symptoms, mood, measurements, and medication together.
EveryDose includes progress emails for invited friends and lists a detailed medication-list PDF and history export. EveryDose Plus adds multiple profiles and more health tracking. A progress email is different from managing another person's profile, so check the exact role and permission you need.
If privacy and account setup matter
Both apps can hold sensitive medication and health information. MyTherapy's privacy policy and current store disclosures explain its data handling, analytics, advertising, app functions, and deletion choices.
EveryDose's security page describes encrypted storage and connections, US-based hosting, security reviews, and extra controls used in its services. Its store disclosures describe the data collected for app functions and related services.
Review current sign-in, deletion, export, analytics, backup, family, and sharing rules before entering a full medication history.
Where MyTherapy fits better
- You want medication, symptoms, mood, measurements, appointments, and notes in one health diary.
- You want injection-site tracking or measurement reminders.
- You want a health report that combines medication with wider health entries.
- You want iPad support as well as iPhone and Android.
Where EveryDose fits better
- You want medication leaflets and interaction alerts close to the daily medication list.
- You want progress emails for a trusted person.
- You want smartwatch alerts and one-tap taken actions on supported watches.
- You use iPhone and want every-X-hours reminders or a dedicated as-needed history.
When neither app may be enough
MyTherapy and EveryDose are broad medication-management apps. If your main need is an ADHD-specific routine with quick taken or skipped records, estimated focus windows, reflections, refill planning, and medication notes, Pillr is a separate option to consider.
What to verify before choosing
- Whether the app supports your exact prescribed schedule and as-needed workflow.
- How actual intake time, skipped entries, snoozes, corrections, and quantities appear in history.
- Which refill, family, profile, health-tracking, report, and export tools need a paid option.
- Whether a report contains the dates, medication details, symptoms, and measurements your appointment needs.
- Which medication information and interaction tools are available in your country.
- How sign-in, deletion, analytics, backup, sharing, and health-data handling work.
Medical disclaimer
This article is for general information only and is not medical advice. Pillr does not diagnose, treat, prevent, or cure ADHD or any other condition. Medication decisions, including dose timing, dose changes, side effects, and missed doses, should be discussed with a doctor, psychiatrist, pharmacist, or other qualified healthcare professional.
Official app information
Features, device support, privacy details, and paid options can change. Check the current MyTherapy site, MyTherapy App Store page, MyTherapy Google Play page, and MyTherapy privacy policy.
For EveryDose, check the current EveryDose app overview, EveryDose App Store page, EveryDose Google Play page, and EveryDose security page.
Last reviewed
Last reviewed August 26, 2026. MyTherapy and EveryDose details were rechecked, with no material product correction needed.