Medicate: Pill Reminder

Medicate is a simple pill reminder and medication tracker: add your medications once, get a reminder at the exact minute of every dose, and keep a clear record of what was taken — for yourself and for everyone you care for. REMINDERS AT THE EXACT MINUTE Every dose gets its own reminder, right on time. Answer it straight from the notification — Taken, Snooze or Skip — even from the lock screen, without opening the app. Missed it? The reminder repeats a few minutes later, as many times as you choose. Quiet hours keep the night calm, and discreet notifications hide medication names on the lock screen. THE WHOLE FAMILY ON ONE PHONE Add a profile for each person — yourself, a parent, a child, a partner. Everyone has their own medications, schedule and history, and one tap switches between them. No accounts, no extra phones needed. ANY SCHEDULE Every day, on certain days of the week, every few days, in cycles such as 21 days on and 7 off, or only as needed. Several times a day, for good or for a set number of days — a course ends on its own and moves to Finished. KNOW WHEN TO REFILL Medicate counts what is left from the doses you take, shows how many days your supply will last, and reminds you before it runs out. Add a refill in two taps. TODAY AT A GLANCE Every dose of the day by time, what is done and what is still waiting. Took it earlier and forgot to mark it? Set the real time. As-needed medications show when you last took them. YOUR PROGRESS The share of doses taken over 7 and 30 days, your streak of days without a missed dose, a monthly calendar and a breakdown per medication — a calm overview you can show at your next appointment. PRIVATE AND OFFLINE No account, no sign-up, no internet needed. Your medications and your history stay on your phone. A one-file backup moves everything to a new phone. EVERYTHING IS FREE Every feature is free for everyone. Medicate is supported by light, family-friendly ads; a single one-time purchase removes them forever. Medicate is a reminder and logging tool, not medical advice. Always follow the instructions of your doctor or pharmacist.