A calm reminder to take your pills.
Photo a bottle, tap a notification, and we handle the rest. No ads, no email, no clutter — just your medications, on time, every day.
Patricia.
2 doses before lunch · on a 12-day streak
◉ One screen, one decision · Warm amber over cream paper · Newsreader & Inter Tight
Notification.
Tap. Done.
The 80% case never opens the app. A reminder lands on the lock screen, you tap Taken, and the dose is logged before your coffee’s hot.
- 01Time-of-day reminders, never random pings
- 02Snooze 10 min, log late, or skip with a reason
- 03Quiet hours hold reminders silently until morning
Snap a bottle.
We do the typing.
Aim, capture, confirm. We read the label, parse the dose and schedule, and hand you a short form to verify — three beats, about five seconds.
Aim
Amber frame guide. Native camera UI. The only dark screen in the app.
Read
The label is parsed in ~1.4s. Confidence is shown honestly — 92%, not 'Done.'
Looks right?
Confirm
One screen, four fields. Edit anything that looks off, then tap save.
Quiet care,
from across the kitchen.
Family hub — watch your dad’s morning, your mom’s evening, your kid’s antibiotic — is on the roadmap for the next release. Sage chips for ok, amber for late, terracotta for missed. Caregiving that reads like checking a nightstand.
Family hub, iCloud sync, and Apple Health integration are planned for the next major release. The v1.0 app is single-device, no account required.
Numbers that
mean something.
We won’t gamify your health. But a 12-day streak does mean something — and the heatmap reads left-to-right like a sentence. Three colors, no GitHub-green-only.
Quietly premium.
Free forever for one or two medications. Upgrade once your shelf gets crowded — weekly, monthly, or yearly, whichever fits.
Up to 3 medications, one reminder type, on-device only.
- 3 medications
- Lock-screen reminders
- Photo-to-pill capture
- 14-day history
The warm path. Everything that earns the upgrade.
- Unlimited medications
- Doctor report PDF
- Drug interaction alerts
- Refill alerts
- Critical-dose escalation
- Quiet hours & rituals
The flexible option. Same features, month to month.
- Unlimited medications
- Doctor report PDF
- Drug interaction alerts
- Refill alerts
- Critical-dose escalation
- Quiet hours & rituals
No hidden tier · Cancel anytime in the App Store or Play Store
What you won’t find here.
Premium often means more — louder, busier, gamier. We bet on the opposite. Everything below was removed on purpose.
- Ads, ever
- Sold or leaked data
- Mandatory account
- Hospital fluorescents
- Streak shaming
- Push spam
- Hidden tier
- Bro-marketing
The small print, warmly.
01Is my medication data shared with anyone?
Your medication list, schedule, and history live on your device only — there is no account and no server copy. The only time data leaves your device is if you use the AI features (photo-to-pill or drug-interaction check), and you must give explicit in-app consent before that happens. We never sell or share your data for advertising. See our privacy policy for the full breakdown.
02Does Pill Reminder Kit work without notifications?
Yes — the app still lets you log doses, view your schedule, and run reports. But notifications are the heart of the experience, so we strongly recommend enabling them.
03Can I share with caregivers or family?
Family hub is on our roadmap and planned for the next major release. In v1.0 the app is single-device with no account required.
04Is the app a medical device?
No. Pill Reminder Kit is a wellness tool. It does not diagnose, treat, or replace your clinician. Always defer to your doctor and pharmacist for medication decisions. Drug-interaction alerts shown in the app are informational only.
05Will there be an Android version?
Yes — we’re iOS first, with Android close behind. Drop us a note at hello@pillreminderkit.app to be told the moment it lands.
Ready when you are.
Free for one or two medications. Premium when your shelf gets crowded — weekly, monthly, or yearly, whichever fits.
Requires iOS 17 · No account required · No subscription needed for the basics