Reminda: Pill & Med Reminder

Free for unlimited medications. No account, no ads, no tracking. Your data stays in your private iCloud. Reminda helps you and your family take the right medicine at the right time, without the mental load. Set up a medicine in seconds, and Reminda handles the rest: reminders that you can act on right from the notification, a clean daily timeline, and adherence insights you can actually share with your doctor. REMINDERS THAT WORK THE WAY YOU DO • Actionable notifications: mark Taken, Snooze 10 minutes, or Skip without opening the app • Optional re-alerts every 10 minutes until you confirm a dose • Smart timing learns when you actually take each dose and nudges reminders to match your real routine • Flexible schedules: every day, specific weekdays, every X days, on/off cycles, or as-needed medicines YOUR DAY AT A GLANCE • A friendly Today view groups doses by morning, afternoon, evening, night • Add a photo of the pill or box so anyone in the family recognizes it • Calendar heatmap shows your adherence over time at a glance • Full history with notes, exportable as PDF or CSV to share with your doctor FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY • Family profiles: manage a child's or parent's medicines from one phone • Caregiver alert if a dependent's dose is still unconfirmed 30 minutes later • A weekly adherence summary you can share NEVER RUN OUT • Optional supply tracking counts down with every dose you log • Refill reminders before you run out EVERYWHERE YOU LOOK • Home Screen widget with one-tap Taken • Lock Screen widgets and a Live Activity countdown for the next dose • Apple Watch app for logging from your wrist • Siri: "I took my Metformin in Reminda" PRIVATE BY DESIGN • Your health data stays on your device, protected with Face ID if you want • Optional iCloud sync uses your private iCloud. We never see your data • No account, no ads, no tracking SAFETY INFORMATION Reminda can check new medicines against your list using openFDA label data and flag documented interactions. This information is informational only. It is not medical advice and is not a substitute for professional judgment. Always consult your doctor or pharmacist before making changes to your medications.