Explain it like I am five

Add. Remind.
Record. Review.

VialCue is built around four plain actions. You decide what to enter; the app keeps the record organized on your iPhone.

1

Add what already exists

Give the routine a name you recognize. Copy its schedule and amount exactly from the instructions you already have. VialCue does not invent either.

2

Set a private nudge

Choose an optional local reminder. The lock-screen message stays generic, so it does not expose a medication, product, or amount.

3

Tap what happened

Record taken, skipped, or note only. Add a vial, site, or wellbeing note only when it helps your own record.

4

Look back clearly

Search the timeline or calendar. Export JSON or CSV when you want a copy outside the app.

The data path

Your entry stays on this iPhone.

VialCue stores its database locally. Face ID or the device passcode can protect access. Sharing happens only when you choose an export destination in the iOS share sheet.

VialCue Today screen
TodaySee the list.
VialCue site history notebook
Site notebookSee what you recorded.
VialCue privacy settings screen
SettingsLock, export, or erase.

Important

The app organizes. You and your clinician decide.

  • Verify all medical details with a qualified clinician or pharmacist.
  • Use approved product instructions, not online anecdotes, for medical decisions.
  • Never use VialCue as an emergency service or a substitute for professional care.
  • Research literacy lessons explain sources; they do not translate research into a personal protocol.