HandyMeds: Medication Reminder app analytics for September 5

HandyMeds is a simple medication tracker for medicines and supplements. Use it as a pill reminder for tablets and capsules, set your own medication schedule, mark each dose as taken or skipped, and check dose records and remaining amounts. Large text and simple screens show your schedule, what you have taken today, and how much you have left. ■ Who it is for - People who often miss the time to take a medicine or supplement - Older adults who prefer large text and simple, easy-to-use screens ■ Main features - Dose reminders — get reminders at the times you set - Taken records — mark each dose as taken or skipped - Remaining amount — see how much of a medicine or supplement is left - Large text and simple screens — designed to be easy to use - Read-aloud guidance — hear guidance such as today's schedule - Help contact — open your phone's dialer yourself when you need help (no automatic calling) ■ Premium subscription (optional) - Free: add up to 3 medicines or supplements, use dose reminders, see remaining amounts, and keep basic records - Premium: add medicines and supplements without a count limit and get low-stock alerts - Eligible new subscribers can start with a 14-day free trial - Monthly and yearly plans are available. Prices are shown in Google Play - You can cancel through Google Play - No ads ■ Privacy and safety - No account sign-up is required - Your medicine and supplement records are stored locally on your device - Premium payments are handled through Google Play - App data is excluded from automatic and cloud backup HandyMeds helps with medication reminders and records. It is not a medical device and does not diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent disease. It does not provide prescriptions, dose recommendations, drug interaction warnings, or judgments about effectiveness. It has no automatic emergency calling and no automatic family calling. Reminders, records, and remaining amounts are based on information you enter yourself. Please talk with a doctor, pharmacist, or other qualified professional about medicines, supplements, and health concerns.