Dose calendar
Daily and weekly views with pending, taken and skipped doses. Mark from the notification or with a tap.
Pills remembers every dose, stores your clinical history, body-map diary and cycle. Vital signs you can add, CGM glucose and 6-country scan — all encrypted on your device.
One app for medication, clinical history, diary, cycle, vitals and sleep — designed so your information never leaves your device.
Daily and weekly views with pending, taken and skipped doses. Mark from the notification or with a tap.
Scan packages in ES, FR, IT, DE, AT and CH (CIMA, BDPM, AIFA, BfArM, BASG, Swissmedic). ATC vademecum included.
Notes, appointments, care team and lab reports with OCR. Unified timeline, read-only to preserve context.
Blood pressure, CGM auto-sync glucose, sleep and resting HR from wearables (Health Connect), BMI, temperature and SpO₂.
Calendar, daily flow, period prediction and fertile window. Link your oral contraceptive to tracking.
Mark zones, VAS intensity 0–10 and local ICD-10 guidance. All computed offline on your device.
Ask which pills are due or mark a dose with Siri or Google Assistant.
Several people on the same device, each with isolated medication, diary and cycle data.
Add-on on Android TV / Fire TV / tablet over local Wi‑Fi, paired with code or QR.
Marked zones
PelvisSudden intense pelvic pain
In people who may be pregnant, intense unilateral pain with dizziness or bleeding: seek emergency care.
Dysmenorrhoea / menstrual pain
Cramps with menstruation. New incapacitating pain: see a gynaecologist.
Mark the pain zone on the silhouette, set intensity (VAS 0–10) and get local guidance with indicative ICD-10 codes — all computed offline on your device.
Log flow and symptoms daily, view phases on the monthly calendar and get alerts for next period and estimated fertile window.
Medication, clinical history, diary, vitals with sleep and cycle.
Timeline with notes, appointments, labs and care team.
Questions for your doctor, notes and symptom tracking.
Full view of each clinical entry.
Daily view with pending, taken doses and next reminder.
PDF with average length, phase timeline and logged symptoms.
CGM glucose, sleep from wearables, blood pressure, BMI, temperature, HR and SpO₂.
Daily flow, symptoms and vaginal discharge with quick chips.
Multi-profile, biometric lock and preferences.
Works with Siri and Google Assistant. Data is read on your device.
Open Pills at least once, with medication and today’s doses on the active profile.
iPhone / iPad · iOS 16+
Android
The same medication reminder experience, adapted to each device.
Encrypted database and attachments, home-screen widgets and voice commands.
Add-on for Android TV, Fire TV or tablet, synced over local Wi‑Fi.
No mandatory cloud account. On Android and iOS, SQLCipher encrypts the database; the key lives in Keychain / Keystore.
Pills is designed to work without a cloud account. Your data is stored on your device.
No. It is an informational tool to organise and observe your data. It does not replace medical, pharmacy or professional diagnosis advice.
Yes. Profiles let several people — for example a family or caregiver — keep their data isolated on the same device.
Pills is available for Android and iOS. The database and attachments use local encryption.
Yes. On Android and iOS the database uses SQLCipher with a key in Keychain/Keystore. Backups are local and password-encrypted.
Pills opens the app via secure deep links. Siri and Google Assistant use them when you say the phrases in the Voice commands section — no manual setup needed. For a custom shortcut (Shortcuts on iOS or a Google Home routine), you can use these URLs:
pills://dose/upcoming pills://dose/taken pills://dose/skipped pills://reminders Download Pills and keep your dose calendar, health diary and menstrual cycle at hand — encrypted on your device.
End-to-end encryption · Your data stays on your device
Pills is an informational tool. It does not replace medical, pharmacy or professional diagnosis advice.
Pills coming soon
We are preparing download links. You will be able to take Pills with you very soon.