When can you take it again?

KinPace is an Android app for tracking medication you take when you need it, on a rolling 24-hour window. You add your medications, set each one's minimum interval and maximum doses per 24 hours, build a plan, and log each dose with one tap. The app then shows which medication is next and when it's available.

It's for situations where medication timing responds to symptoms rather than following a fixed routine: managing a chronic condition by alternating between medications, caring for a sick child, recovering from surgery, or simply keeping a clear record of one medication. It isn't designed for medication you take at the same time every day regardless of symptoms.

Yes. Add the one medication and the plan is a single step. You still get the next-dose countdown, the 24-hour limit, your full history, Insights and reports.

A spreadsheet records what you took. KinPace also works out what's next: it counts from your last dose, follows each medication's minimum interval and 24-hour maximum, and shows when the next dose is available. It keeps the same history and shows how long each dose lasted, and you can export it to CSV to open in a spreadsheet whenever you like.

Instead of resetting at midnight or at a fixed time of day, KinPace counts back from now. Each dose you log starts the count for the next one, so what's due is always based on when you actually took your last dose.

Home recommends whichever medication in your saved plan order is due soonest, based on each medication's own minimum interval and maximum doses per 24 hours. The plan repeats once it reaches the end, and a new order takes effect as soon as you save it.

They're the two limits you set for each medication when you add it: the shortest time to wait between doses, and the most doses allowed in any 24 hours. KinPace follows the limits you enter, so check them against your doctor's advice or the medication's packet or label before saving.

Medications that aren't in your plan are treated as as-needed. Log them from Home with "Log other". They appear in your history and dose counts but are measured independently: they're never recommended by the plan, don't change what's next, and don't affect any plan dose's "Lasted" time.

Yes. Any dose in your Doses list can have its taken-at time edited afterwards, so a late or mistyped entry isn't stuck.

Lasted is how long a plan dose went before the next plan dose was taken, which shows how long each dose covered you. Your most recent dose is still running, so it's shown live but left out of Insights averages until you log the next one.

If you log a dose after a gap much longer than a medication's usual pattern, KinPace asks whether you didn't need it for a while, or a dose now lasts that long. If you skip the question, it stays in Doses as "Unusual gap" so you can answer later. Marking it as not needed leaves it out of Insights averages and trends, so one unusual stretch doesn't skew your numbers. You can change your answer later.

Insights shows total doses, days tracked, how often doses were on plan and your daily average; your progress since you started; average dose duration by week, month or year for each medication; doses per week, month or quarter; and a monthly summary. You can hide any visual you don't want.

Yes. Settings > Data > Export PDF report builds a printable report. Choose the Appointment summary, the Full log, or Custom to pick the sections (summary stats, progress, trend, daily pattern and dose log), then pick the last 30 days, 90 days or all time, and share it from your phone.

Yes. You can export your dose history as a CSV file for a spreadsheet, and import a CSV in the same layout back in. Importing skips doses that are already logged, so importing the same file twice is safe.

Locally, on your own device. There's no account and no cloud sync, and the app doesn't connect to the internet, so it never sends your records anywhere. Your data only leaves your phone if you share an export or report, or if you have Android's own device backup turned on, which may include app data in your Google backup. The privacy policy has the details.

No. KinPace tracks the schedule and limits you set up. It doesn't decide what's safe for you. Always follow your doctor's or pharmacist's advice on what and how much to take.

Android only for now. Other platforms haven't been announced.

Not decided or announced yet. That will be shared here as soon as it is.