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About Pill Reminder Companion

Your Pill Companion A friendly, reliable way to stay on top of your medication. Taking medication shouldn’t feel stressful or easy to forget. Your Pill Companion helps you build a simple, consistent routine - with gentle reminders and a supportive, approachable design (plus a very good dog). Stay on track, your way • Flexible reminders - once a day, multiple times a day, weekly, or anything in between • Never miss a refill - get notified before you run out • Built for real life - adapts to your schedule, not the other way around Simple. Clear. Supportive. • Easy-to-use medication tracker • Friendly design that doesn’t feel clinical • A pill reminder that actually feels nice to use Whether you need a daily medication reminder or a more flexible pill tracker, Your Pill Companion helps you stay consistent without the stress.

What’s new

Version 3 · Updated April 27, 2026

Pill Reminder Companion has had some bug fixes

App privacy

The developer, Helen Seymour, reported these privacy practices to Apple.

Data Not Collected

The developer does not collect any data from this app.

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