Two taps on a normal day
Dose given, taken with food, “no symptoms” — captured in seconds. Skipped a dose? The app asks why, so the record stays honest and complete.
OIT JournalThe daily OIT diary
The daily diary for families going through oral immunotherapy — doses, the observation window, and one record everyone caring for your child can see.
Free. No ads. In English, German and Romanian.
What it does
The observation window, always in sight
After every dose a Live Activity counts the observation window down on your lock screen and in the Dynamic Island. What to avoid — no strenuous activity, no hot bath — stays visible the whole time.
Every allergen, tracked its own way
Single-allergen or multi-allergen OIT: each allergen keeps its own dose, its own history and its own record of up-dosing steps. Doses stay editable as your clinic adjusts the protocol.
One household, one record
Both parents log from their own phones and always see the same diary. Invite family with a short code — everything syncs automatically, and works offline until you are back online.
Ready for the clinic
Export a clean, printable day-protocol PDF, in the format of the German-language daily protocol sheet, for your follow-up visits.
A look inside
Android? Join the waiting list
OIT Journal is on iPhone today. Android is a second app to build and keep alive, by one parent working on this in the evenings — so it only happens if enough families actually need it. This list is how that gets measured. There is no other way for us to know.
Leaving your address counts as one vote for the Android build. We store your address, the language of this page and the date — nothing else. We will only ever mail you if the Android app actually happens, and you can ask us to delete it at any time.
One email address, no tracking, no newsletter. Kept only until the Android decision is made — details in the privacy policy.
Something missing?
This app is shaped by the families using it. If something is awkward, missing, or does not match how your clinic works, write it here. Leave an email address only if you would like a reply.
Your message is read by the developer. An email address, if you leave one, is used only to reply — see the privacy policy.