MedsOnCue

Privacy

Your medication data stays on your device, with optional synchronization through your private iCloud.

In the app

MedsOnCue stores the medication names, strengths, amounts, instructions, schedules and dose history you enter on your device. It uses that information to show your schedule and set alarms and notifications. You do not need a MedsOnCue account. Lock-screen reminders can display your medication name, strength and amount. Notification text can also include your saved instructions.

Optional iCloud synchronization

In app versions that support iCloud, you can enable it in Settings. Your saved medicines, schedules, intake history, snoozes and reminder preferences are then stored in Apple's CloudKit private database for your Apple Account and synchronized with your other MedsOnCue devices using that account. The data is encrypted by CloudKit. NHSD does not receive this medication data and has no access to your private database. Unfinished forms, device permissions and reminder test results remain local.

Turning off synchronization pauses it on that device; it does not delete the data already stored in iCloud. Undoing an intake or changing a schedule is synchronized. Technical deletion markers are retained so an offline device cannot restore an old registration. To remove the iCloud copy, first pause synchronization on your devices, then manage MedsOnCue's stored data in your Apple Account's iCloud storage settings. NHSD cannot remove data from your private iCloud account for you.

When the app checks for software updates, the update host receives technical information such as your platform and app runtime version. The request contains no medication details.

Delete the app to remove its local data. Your device’s backup settings determine whether app data is included in a backup and can be restored.

Crash reports

If the app crashes or runs into an error, it sends a crash report so we can fix the problem. A report contains only the type of error and where in the app’s code it happened (the stack trace), the app version and build, the iOS version, the device model and a random identifier for this installation of the app. It never contains medication names, doses, times, schedules, notes or the text of the error message: the app removes that text before anything is sent. Development builds send nothing.

Reports first go to our own server, observe.medsoncue.app, hosted by Vercel. It removes your IP address and other connection details, checks the report again and forwards it to Expo Observe. Expo (650 Industries, Inc., United States) stores the reports for us as a processor and deletes them after 90 days (in monthly batches, so at most 120 days). Expo does not receive your IP address. The random identifier is not linked to you or your Apple Account and changes when you reinstall the app. Sending a report never delays your reminders or recording an intake.

On this website

The demo uses example times. The site has no advertising cookies or analytics scripts. Vercel hosts the site and may process technical connection data, such as IP addresses, to deliver and secure it.

If you email us

Niels Heisterkamp Software Development B.V. uses your email address and message to reply and handle your request. We keep the correspondence for as long as needed to handle the request and any follow-up. Please leave medication names and other medical details out of your email.

To ask about your data or request access, correction or deletion, email support@medsoncue.app. You can also complain to the Dutch Data Protection Authority.