MyTherapy
Meds & Pill Reminder MyTherapy
Publisher DNA
What defines MyTherapy?
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Portfolio
What does MyTherapy ship?
Apps
1 app analysed
Manage your medications and take control of your health every day!
Injection site tracking provides a specialized, defensible barrier against generic pill-reminder utilities.
- Reliable medication and refill reminders provide essential support for users managing complex daily health routines
- Data loss and account synchronization failures following the latest update disrupt long-term medication tracking history
Distributed across 16 markets, strongest in Europe.
Based on 1 of 1 app with localized market data · last scanned .
Americas (3)
- Canada1 / 1
- Mexico1 / 1
- United States1 / 1
Europe (8)
- France1 / 1
- Italy1 / 1
- Netherlands1 / 1
- Portugal1 / 1
- Spain1 / 1
›+3 more europe markets
- Sweden1 / 1
- Turkey1 / 1
- United Kingdom1 / 1
Asia-Pacific (5)
- Australia1 / 1
- India1 / 1
- Indonesia1 / 1
- Japan1 / 1
- Singapore1 / 1
Core markets (1/1 apps)
User Sentiment
How do users feel about their apps?
0
Positive apps
1
Neutral / mixed
0
Negative apps
45/100
Avg sentiment score
Rivals
Who does MyTherapy compete with?
The rivals identified
Nemeses(1)
Pillo competes for the same medication adherence demographic by offering a persistent, full-screen alarm mechanism that directly addresses the notification reliability issues reported by MyTherapy users.
Contenders(16)
Both apps target patients managing chronic conditions who require clinical-ready reporting for medical appointments. They compete directly on the utility of health data visualization for doctor consultations.
Both applications target users requiring medication adherence reminders, with PillPal focusing on lock-screen interaction while MyTherapy emphasizes clinical data tracking and reporting.
DoseMed targets the same medication adherence demographic as MyTherapy but differentiates through an offline-first, privacy-focused architecture that avoids the ad-supported model of the source app.
Mycra targets the same chronic medication management audience as MyTherapy but differentiates through a privacy-first, offline-only architecture that appeals to users wary of cloud-based health tracking.
Both applications target chronic condition management and medication adherence, creating direct competition for users requiring long-term health tracking. Guava expands the scope beyond medication to include medical record synchronization and device connectivity, challenging the manual logging approach used by MyTherapy.
Both apps target medication adherence, but Refill Track focuses on inventory and refill management while MyTherapy centers on clinical health logging and injection site tracking.
Both apps target patients managing chronic conditions, creating direct competition for users seeking to document health patterns for clinical consultations.
Both applications target the medication adherence market with free, ad-supported models, competing for users seeking structured medication scheduling and history tracking.
Both applications target users managing daily medication routines, competing directly for the same chronic-care audience through medication scheduling and inventory tracking.
Both apps target users managing daily medication, but Simple Daily Pill Tracker focuses on binary status logging while MyTherapy provides clinical-grade tracking and reporting.
Both apps target users managing chronic medication regimens, competing for the same user base through free, ad-supported medication reminder functionality.
CareMind competes for the same chronic condition management audience by replacing manual symptom logging with voice-first AI transcription. It targets the same clinical documentation use case as MyTherapy but shifts the input method from manual forms to natural speech.
Both applications target medication adherence, but the rival focuses on family-wide scheduling and offline operation while MyTherapy targets individual chronic care with clinical reporting.
Both applications target medication adherence, but Nooma competes by offering a low-pressure, gamified experience that contrasts with the clinical, report-heavy approach of MyTherapy.
Both applications target users managing daily medication routines through shared scheduling and reminder functionality.
Both applications target the medication adherence market with free, ad-supported models, directly competing for users seeking daily pill tracking and medication alarms.
Same space(25)
Pill Reminder Medication Alarm offers visual customization for medication entries.
Medicine Pill Reminder provides a customizable utility for caretakers managing complex treatment plans for others.
Max facilitates caregiver coordination through shared medication management for parents.
myPill targets birth control users, contrasting with MyTherapy's broad chronic condition management.
Pill Reminder and Tracker App offers generalist health tracking for chronic condition patients.
Prescription Reminder, Refils serves household medication tracking needs with local-only storage.
Lilly Health serves as a specialized companion for specific pharmaceutical products, creating a narrow vertical integration for patients on Zepbound or Mounjaro.
Cute Pill Reminder provides a minimal interface for users who avoid registration.
Doseful provides adherence reporting for users monitoring their medication success patterns.
EveryDose competes for the same chronic-care audience by offering automated safety alerts that provide a higher level of clinical oversight.
Hero integrates with smart hardware to automate medication dispensing for complex regimens.
PillCat targets chronic condition patients with specialized cycle tracking.
Pill Buddy uses a mascot-driven feedback loop to increase adherence through emotional engagement rather than just clinical reminders.
Pillo focuses on medication inventory and expiry tracking.
Medication and Pill Reminder targets users with intensive treatment courses via subscription.
MedManage focuses on caregiver coordination for patients with chronic conditions.
Medisafe competes for chronic care patients by integrating clinical-grade drug interaction warnings.
mySugr serves diabetes patients with specialized insulin calculators and blood glucose tracking.
Daylio captures the mental health segment of the same user base by using icon-based logging to track mood as a proxy for health outcomes.
BC Pill Reminder targets birth control users with specific pack tracking features.
Birth Control Pill Reminder focuses on contraceptive tracking, distinct from MyTherapy's chronic condition focus.
Medication tracker and reminders provides a basic interface for medication logging.
PillBox provides administration guidance for users managing complex medication schedules.
WebMD functions as a broad medical utility that captures users through symptom triage and prescription discounts, acting as a secondary health reference alongside MyTherapy's adherence focus.
Daily Med Pill Reminder Alarm provides basic tracking for daily medication.
New entrants(3)
Pill Reminder and Meds Tracker provides simple medication logging for general users.
Pill Alarm focuses on reliability by using system-level alarms that override silent modes, addressing the notification failures seen in other apps.
Super Simple Pill Reminder provides a visual countdown for privacy-conscious users.
