For mornings on levothyroxine
Take your thyroid pill the right way
Log your dose in one tap, then count down to coffee and breakfast. Thyroid Coach keeps your iron hours away, your labs in one place, and your next appointment ready.
Everything in one calm place
Your dose, your labs, how you feel, and a summary for your doctor, all on your iPhone.





Made to work beside your doctor
Follows your doctor's plan
It never suggests or changes a dose, and never marks a lab result high or low. It keeps the record; your doctor reads it.
Your health entries stay on your iPhone
No account to make. Doses, check-ins and labs are kept on your phone and only leave it when you share them.
Sources you can check
Every Learn card is graded by the strength of its evidence and links to where it came from, such as the NHS and the American Thyroid Association.
Guides
Plain answers to common questions about levothyroxine and thyroid tests.
How to Take Levothyroxine Correctly (and Why Absorption Is the Whole Point)
Take levothyroxine on an empty stomach with water, wait 30 to 60 minutes before food or coffee, and keep iron and calcium hours apart. Here is the simple routine and why it matters.
Read the guideStill Tired on Levothyroxine? Common Reasons and What to Check
Still tired on levothyroxine? A recent dose change needs weeks to settle, timing can cut absorption, and low iron, low B12, or poor sleep can add to fatigue. Here is what to check and raise with your doctor.
Read the guideWhat Is a Normal TSH Level? A Plain-English Guide
TSH is the blood test that shows how hard your body is nudging your thyroid. 'Normal' is a range that varies by lab and by person, so it is best understood with your doctor, not from a single number.
Read the guide
Start tomorrow morning
Set your dose time tonight, and your first morning is ready when you wake up.