Schedules and actual entries
Keep planned times separate from when medication was actually taken or administered.
Keep medication schedules, actual entries, body changes, and everyday context together.
GutC does not make treatment decisions. It helps you remember the path you have taken.
Review injection and oral-medication schedules, actual entry times, weight, blood pressure, glucose, meals, hydration, and wellbeing together. GutC does not calculate medication doses or replace treatment decisions.

The journal emphasizes context you can understand later, rather than collecting numbers without meaning.
Keep planned times separate from when medication was actually taken or administered.
Review weight, blood pressure, glucose, meals, hydration, wellbeing, bowel, and urine observations together.
Read only categories you authorize, and write only blood pressure or glucose entries you separately enable.
Record quickly with a Watch, while every core feature remains available on iPhone without one.
Remember purchase amounts, coverage notes, remaining pens, and when another prescription may be needed.
Create an encrypted, integrity-protected full backup or a human-readable CSV export.

When the time zone changes, choose whether to keep the original clock time or move the reminder to a typical waking hour at the destination. GutC remembers the schedule; medication decisions remain with you and your clinician.
No GutC accountThere is no GutC sign-in or proprietary health-data server.
No advertising analyticsHealth entries are not used for advertising, targeting, or data sales.
You choose when data movesYou select where an encrypted backup or unencrypted CSV is saved or shared.
Eligible new subscribers receive a one-month free trial, then the subscription renews at the annual price shown by the App Store unless canceled. You can cancel in App Store subscription settings. Existing records remain available to read, back up, export, and delete after a subscription ends.
How records are handled and the service terms are available in both Korean and English.
It is not a medical device, diagnostic service, dose calculator, or treatment recommendation service. Discuss starting, stopping, or changing medication with a clinician or pharmacist.