Cute Pill Reminder vs Steady Reminders

Easy to use. Simple Pill Reminder app. Only the necessary functions are provided in a simple and easy to understand manner. This is a medication record management and alarm app that you should definitely try if you are not good at complicated operations. -------------------- ▼ Features -------------------- 1. simple and easy 2. no membership registration 3. record whether you took (used) the medicine 4. alarm function to prevent you from forgetting to take your medication 5. you can manage not only yourself but also your family members -------------------- ▼ Recommended for the following people -------------------- - Forget to keep track of the medication you take. - I want to carry around a handwritten medication memo at all times. - I want to keep track of the medication I've taken. - I want someone to remember when I take my medication. - I want to manage my family's medication in one place. -------------------- ▼ Explanation of functions -------------------- ■ Register your medication Add your frequently used medications to your medication list. There is no need to add the name of the medication each time. Simply record the number of days' worth of medication on the prescription, and you can set the alarm period in advance! ■ Record the medication you took (used) You can keep a record of the medication you have taken (used) by simply pressing the record symbol and selecting the medication. If you forgot to write it down, you can choose the time to write it down. You can collectively keep track of your medication in a list. -------------------- ▼ App Description -------------------- Let this app take care of your medication records. You can record what medication you took (or used) and when, so you can quickly look back and check if you took it or not when you don't remember. You can also set the time and it will remind you with an alarm to help prevent you from forgetting to take your medicine. It's easy to use... just press the record button after you have taken (or used) your medication! It is perfect for people who want to keep a record of the medication they have taken and used, but only want a function to prevent them from forgetting to take it. It's perfect for people who want to keep track of their medication intake and use, but only want a function to prevent them from forgetting to take it.

Steady is a reminder that behaves like an alarm clock. It rings through Silent and Focus, stays on the screen, and doesn't go away until you answer it: Done, Snooze or Skip. JUST SAY IT Type or talk to Steady the way you'd tell a friend. "Vitamin D every morning at 8." "Change the air filter on the first of every month." Steady sets it up and only asks what it needs. Ask an everyday question and it answers, then offers to set a reminder. REMIND THE PEOPLE YOU CARE ABOUT Add friends by name, username, link or QR code and send them a reminder: "remind Mom to take her pills at 9." They choose whether to accept it. Whether they check it off stays private. WHAT YOU CAN PUT IN IT • Medication: a pill, drop or shot at set times • Movement: walks, stretches, sets • Hydration: water through the day • Tasks and habits • Anything else you keep forgetting IT KEEPS ASKING Most reminders fire once. Steady comes back until you answer, and stops the moment you do. A RECORD YOU CAN USE Every check-off and dose change, with dates. Export a PDF to hand to your doctor, or a backup file. PRIVATE BY DESIGN Your reminders live on your phone. Turn on backup and they are encrypted on your phone before they leave it. Your chats with Steady are kept with your account so it can follow up, and you can clear them or delete your account anytime in Settings. STEADY PLUS Your first reminder is free. Steady Plus unlocks unlimited reminders, monthly or yearly. Subscriptions renew automatically until you cancel. Terms: https://steadyreminders.app/terms Privacy: https://steadyreminders.app/privacy Steady is invite-only for now. Ask a friend who uses it for a code, or join the waitlist in the app. Steady is not a medical device and does not give medical advice. Talk to a doctor or pharmacist about your medication.