Know what is due—and record it in seconds.
Scheduled and as-needed routines live in one calm list. Log taken, skipped, or note-only entries without digging through menus.
See the four-step flow →Private by design · Free at launch
Your routine.
Clearly organized.
A calm iPhone home for routines, reminders, vial inventory, personal history, wellbeing notes, and source-aware learning—without a forced account.
No adsNo accountNo trackingLocal records
Generic lock-screen remindersYour records stay on iPhone
One useful home
Less remembering.
More clarity.
VialCue replaces scattered notes, calendar alarms, and spreadsheets with a private record designed to stay understandable.
Find it later
Search a readable timeline or calendar by routine, site, or note. VialCue reports only what you entered.
Keep the count honest
Track remaining amounts, opened dates, expiry notes, and every manual adjustment.
Notice your own pattern
Optional mood, energy, sleep, symptom, and weight records create factual personal summaries—not medical conclusions.
Read sources, not hype
Plain-language lessons explain evidence levels, study limits, and why “research use only” does not mean approved or safe for human use.
Open the learning guide →Your notes are not ad inventory
No VialCue account, analytics, or advertising. Export JSON or CSV when you choose, add Privacy Lock, or erase all local records.
Read the privacy policy →The real app
Designed for a quick glance, not a spreadsheet.
These are current VialCue screens. Large controls, plain labels, and short paths keep everyday recordkeeping approachable.
A clear boundary
Records and education. Not medical direction.
- Does not diagnose, prescribe, or choose a treatment.
- Does not calculate or recommend a dose or protocol.
- Does not choose an injection site or interpret symptoms.
- Does not endorse research products for human use.
- Always defer to a licensed clinician, pharmacist, and approved product instructions.
Made to feel obvious
Four steps. No account setup.
The first useful screen appears immediately. Add only what helps you; optional fields stay optional.
Add a routine
Name it in your own words and copy an existing schedule exactly as provided.
Choose reminders
Keep alerts generic so private details do not appear on your lock screen.
Record the event
Use a few taps, then add a note, site, or vial only if it helps.
Review your record
Search history, export a copy, or erase the local database from Settings.
Launching first on iPhone
A quieter way to stay organized.
Version 1.0 will be free, with no account, ads, analytics, or in-app purchases.