Pill Reminder & Medicine Alarm app analytics for September 10

A pill reminder built for people who want to stop guessing whether they already took their medicine. Pill Reminder rings a real alarm at the time you set, shows the name of the medicine in large, easy to read letters, and waits until you confirm. One tap and the dose is marked as taken. WHY PEOPLE USE IT • The medication reminder is loud. Choose a notification sound, the alarm sound, the ringtone, or silent with vibration only. • Everything is big. Large buttons, high contrast, and the Atkinson Hyperlegible font, designed for low vision. • A home screen widget shows the next dose and has a "Taken" button, so you can confirm a pill without opening the app. • The pill tracker keeps a calendar of what was taken and what was missed. • Supply counter. Enter how many tablets are in the box and the app tells you when you will run out. • Scan the box. Point the camera at the package and the medicine name fills in by itself. • Snooze and a pre reminder a few minutes before the dose, so you can get a glass of water first. FOR FAMILIES If you look after a parent or grandparent, set the medicine alarm up once and send them the printable schedule. The medication list can be shared with a doctor as plain text you can print or send. SIMPLE AND PRIVATE No account. No sign up. Your medication schedule stays on your phone. The pill reminder works offline, so it rings even with no signal. Free, with ads. Available in 28 languages. Pill Reminder is a reminder tool. It does not give medical advice. Always follow what your doctor and your pharmacist tell you.