Pill Reminder: Nondayo

Take it, then tap one large button. That is the whole app. WHO IT IS FOR - You want to keep track of your daily medicine so you never wonder whether you took it - You want a medication reminder for morning, noon, evening and bedtime - Small text is hard to read, and you would like large buttons - You want to let family living far away know that you took it (optional) - You would rather not deal with fiddly setup - 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 EXAMPLE 1. First, choose the name of a medicine and the times of day you take it 2. When the reminder arrives at the time you set, take your medicine 3. Open the app and tap the large card for that time of day. When it says "recorded", you are done 4. Only if you want family to see, share the watch code with them IN DAILY LIFE - If you cannot remember whether you took it this morning, look at today's cards - If the noon card is still unticked, you can notice a missed dose - A family member living far away only needs to enter the code and open it to see today's record - 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 FAQ Q. Do I have to use the family watch? A. No. It is optional. If you do not use it, the record stays inside this device only. Q. Can my family see the name of my medicine? A. No. Only the time of day and whether it was ticked are shared. Names of medicines, conditions and people are never sent. Q. Does my family get a notification? A. No. They see it when they open it. There is no push notification to them. Q. How many medicines are free? A. Up to three, including the record, the reminders and the family watch. Q. Can notifications fail to arrive? A. Yes. Depending on the device settings and the signal, they may not arrive.

Fixed an issue where scheduled reminders might not appear on Android.