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Pill reminders, explained plainly
Short guides for people who take medicine every day and the people who help them. They never replace your doctor or pharmacist.
Getting started
- 4 min readYour first week with a reminder appSeven days, one small step a day, from adding a medicine to a PDF for your doctor.Read the guide →
- 4 min readHow to set pill reminders on AndroidPick times you already keep, add a follow-up, and make sure the phone lets reminders through.Read the guide →
- 4 min readTrack your pills without an accountWhat stays on your phone, what a backup file is, and why not needing a sign-up matters.Read the guide →
For families and caregivers
- 5 min readPill reminders for seniorsSix checks for text size, sound, timing and sharing, so a reminder is easy to see and answer.Read the guide →
- 6 min readManaging a parent’s medicationKeep one shared list, know who gives what, and stay in step without taking over.Read the guide →
- 5 min readA medication tracker for caregiversKeep track of someone else’s medicines without sharing an account or passwords.Read the guide →
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Everyday routines
- 5 min readWhat to do after a missed doseWhy the answer depends on your medicine, where to find it, and how to log it honestly.Read the guide →
- 3 min readA medication list for your doctor visitExport your medicines and the last 30 days as a PDF and bring it to your appointment.Read the guide →
- 4 min readUsing a pill organiser: a weekly routineFill it on the same day each week, check it against your list, and keep it where you will see it.Read the guide →
- 4 min readTravelling with your medicationWhat to pack, how to carry it, and how to handle time zones, with a checklist to print.Read the guide →