Pill Reminder: Nondayo

Take it, then tap one large button. That is the whole app. - One tap for the day - Morning, noon, evening and bedtime appear as large cards - Tapping one shows "recorded" and keeps the time - Cards already ticked are easy to tell apart at a glance - Setting up means choosing a name and a time of day. No photos, no notes - Letting family know (optional) - Share a watch code with your family, and they can open it to see the record - What travels is only the time of day and whether it was ticked. Names of medicines, conditions and people are never sent - Family see it when they open it; there is no push notification to them - Only the tap record is shared. This is not an emergency or safety-check service - The code can be reissued at any time, and turning the watch off deletes the stored record - Text size - Standard, large (the default), or extra large - The buttons are drawn large on purpose - Reminders - A notification at each of the four times, and the times can be changed - Notifications may not arrive, depending on the device settings and the signal - Free - Up to three medicines, with the record, the reminders and the family watch, are free - Made to be safe to use - Names of medicines and your notes stay inside this device only - Only with the watch turned on does an anonymous code, the date, the time of day and the tick travel to the server, so that family can see it - No ads - This app is not a medical device. It records what you tap. For anything about the medicine itself, please ask your doctor or pharmacist