An open-source dose journal, trip notebook, and offline pharmacology library for iPhone and Android. Free on TestFlight and GitHub. English, 简体中文, 繁體中文.
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iOS and Android substance dose tracker with pharmacokinetic timelines and interaction warnings
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Free · iPhone: TestFlight beta · Mac: signed, notarized disk image · Android: signed alpha APK
A dose is not a confession. Piru assumes you already know what you're doing and want a record of
it: what you took, when, and what you noticed. It's a question of dose, not of goodness. ♡
A dose journal and notebook for iPhone and Android, with an offline reference library.Read the full README ↗Piru puts doses, timestamped notes and estimated drug-level curves on one timeline. Its offline substance reference shows where each field comes from and lets you choose which sources take priority.
Piru is not medical advice. Its models are estimates.
Two actions in the Shortcuts app and Siri, for any automation that already knows what was taken. Log Dose saves straight to the journal and answers with the entry's id. Start Dose Log opens the quick log with the dose staged, and nothing is saved until you tap Log. Both take a substance (a brand like Concerta stays on the dose as its product), and optionally an amount, unit, route, time, meal, notes and tags.
The same prefill works as a URL from any app, always for review:
piru://quicklog?substance=Concerta&amount=27&unit=mg&route=oral&time=2026-10-18T09:30:00Z&meal=empty¬es=late&tags=work
time is ISO 8601 or epoch seconds; meal is empty, light or full.
android-.Piru’s name and capsule mascot come from its original author, pharmacykitty. kageroumado continues the project.
The library draws on substance.wiki and its SubFxOnEx ontology (LGPL-2.1), PsychonautWiki (CC BY-SA 4.0), FreeOD Wiki (CC BY-SA 4.0), dose.wiki (CC0 1.0), TripSit, DailyMed, PubChem, Wikidata, and the peer-reviewed literature cited in the app.