Persistent Pill Reminder app analytics for November 8

Missed a pill reminder? Get another nudge. Repeat alerts help you get back to your medication routine. Keep your own doses and your family's medication records in view. • Another reminder when you miss the first one Enable repeat reminders and choose the interval and time limit for each medicine. The default is every 30 minutes for up to 2 hours. Recording a dose, skipping it, pausing reminders or reaching the time limit ends the repeat reminders. • Sound alerts for important doses On supported devices, sound alerts can work even when your phone is silent. Check your alert mode, permissions and volume first. Android uses alarm audio settings; full-screen display also depends on supported full-screen permissions. On iOS, alarm or Critical Alert permissions and the selected mode apply. Standard notifications follow system settings. Sound and delivery are not guaranteed in every situation. • Less typing when adding medicines Enter several medicine names, then check each schedule and dose detail before saving. In English and Japanese, use direct name entry. Prescription and medicine-bag photo analysis and Korean medicine search are available only in Korean. AI and DUR reference information can contain errors or omissions and do not establish whether medicines are safe to take together. • Help family keep track from a distance Connect with family and enable sharing to check recorded medication status. Choose dose-status notifications and send a medication reminder request for eligible unconfirmed doses. Daily request limits apply; rewarded ads may offer extra requests. Status reflects app records, not confirmation that someone has physically taken a medicine. Taken it already? Check your calendar. Review taken, skipped and missed doses by date, and see your dose streak on the home screen. You can also record medicines taken only when needed, track remaining stock and refills, and save symptoms and notes. For daily medication routines Useful for people who forget scheduled ADHD prescriptions, daily contraceptive pills, blood pressure or diabetes medicines, and clinician-approved prenatal supplements or vitamins. Family members can help track a parent's medicines too. The app does not select a treatment or determine how any medicine should be taken. English, Japanese and Korean are selected automatically from your device’s app language. In English and Japanese, add medications by entering their names directly. Korean medicine search and prescription analysis are available in Korean. When you travel, reminders keep the original medication schedule’s time zone. Optional AI answers provide general medication information. They may be inaccurate and are not a substitute for professional medical advice. Confirm the active ingredient, strength and formulation with your pharmacist or doctor. Notifications depend on the permissions you allow, your device, OS version and system settings. Some alert types are available only on supported devices. Always follow the medication schedule given by your healthcare professional. The app is not a medical device and does not diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any medical condition. Consult a healthcare professional for medical advice, diagnosis or treatment. The app includes ads and an optional ad-free purchase. Purchase and restore use your Apple or Google store account. Prices are shown by the store before purchase. Privacy: https://pill-reminder.kkomok.com/privacy Account and data deletion: https://pill-reminder.kkomok.com/account-deletion Support: ebseud6135@gmail.com