The Today screen puts the doses needing attention first. It shows the scheduled time and gives clear choices without forcing the user through several pages.

• See what is due now, what is coming later, and what was missed.
• Record a dose now or enter the time it was actually taken.
• Intentionally skip a dose without falsely marking it taken.
• Switch between Easy View and Detailed View as needed.

Users choose which reminders they want. Email reminders are available now, and an optional voice reminder can call when a scheduled dose remains overdue.

• Reminder preferences can be changed or turned off in Settings.
• If a call is not answered, Taken Today can send a follow-up email.
• Voice reminders require the user's permission and are limited to chosen calling hours.

Reports are designed to answer practical questions and be easy to print or share at an appointment.

• Print reports or download a PDF.
• Choose useful date ranges for history.
• Receive a nightly Taken Today summary when enabled.
• A nightly missed-dose email is sent only when something was actually missed.

A user can invite a trusted person and choose the level of help that makes sense.

• Invite a spouse, family member, friend, or caregiver.
• See whether the invitation is pending or accepted.
• Change or remove access at any time.
• A caregiver can help one or more people from the same account.

Taken Today was built to treat medication information as sensitive information.

• Encrypted values are authenticated so altered or damaged encrypted data is detected.
• Users sign in with a one-time email code instead of a reusable password.
• Trusted access is granted by the user and can be removed later.
• Taken Today uses secure web connections when information travels between the browser and the application.

These safeguards are described plainly and are not a claim that Taken Today has received a particular regulatory certification.

Taken Today is meant to work for people who do not want to learn another complicated system.

• Works on phones, tablets, and computers.
• Can be added to a phone's home screen like an app.
• Easy View keeps daily use simple; Detailed View is available when wanted.
• No medical jargon is required to use the basic features.