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Organize medication schedules for your entire family with timely reminders and dose tracking. Forecast supply needs and manage routines privately from your device, even offline. Offers a clear history without judgment.
1.2.0
October 15, 2026
Cue now supports iOS 18 and later! • Use Cue in Spanish, including schedules, history and widgets. • Plan ahead with Cue Pro’s new refill notifications. Choose reminders 1, 3, 5, 7 or 14 days before your recorded supply is estimated to run out. • Keep today’s doses in focus with a compact, expandable Supply Outlook. • Manage refill alerts, gentle follow-ups and optional Time Sensitive reminders from Notification Options. Supply forecasts are estimates. Notification delivery depends on your iPhone settings. Apple Intelligence and dedicated voice input require iOS 26 and compatible hardware.
MoreUnlimited medications and family profiles.
Thank you, I am glad it helped you :)
Cue is a medication organizer and reminder app designed to help users manage their family's medication schedules. It provides timely reminders, tracks doses taken, and forecasts when supplies may run out, all while prioritizing user privacy.
No, Cue is ad-free. The app is designed with privacy in mind and does not display advertisements to users.
Cue Pro offers a monthly subscription for $1.99 or an annual subscription for $9.99, which includes a 7-day free trial. This unlocks unlimited profiles, medication routines, and full history access.
Yes, eligible purchases of Cue Pro can share access through Apple Family Sharing. However, medication data itself is not shared with family members through this feature.
Cue is currently supported on iPhone devices. It offers interactive widgets for Lock Screen and Home Screen functionality.
The latest version of Cue, 1.1.1, was last updated on October 5, 2026. Updates typically focus on improving features and reliability for medication tracking.
The free version of Cue allows for one profile, up to three active medications, the last 30 days of history, and five Cue Assistant questions per month. This is a good starting point for basic medication tracking.
No, Cue is a medication organizer and reminder and does not provide medical advice. It works with the information you save and does not diagnose conditions or recommend medication. Always consult your doctor or pharmacist.