Drop Reminder

Never miss an eye drop again. DropReminder is a simple, focused tool that helps you stay on schedule with prescribed eye drops — designed by an ophthalmologist for patients who need to keep track of multiple medications, doses, and timing. Whether you're recovering from cataract surgery, managing glaucoma, treating dry eye, or following a post-operative drop taper, DropReminder makes it easy to set up your schedule and get gentle reminders exactly when you need them. WHY DROPREMINDER • Built around the real-world challenge of complex eye drop regimens • No accounts, no logins, no clutter — just open the app and set your reminders • Clean, distraction-free interface designed for all ages • Free to use, with no ads and no tracking HOW IT WORKS 1. Add each of your eye drops by name 2. Set the frequency and times you need to take them 3. Receive a notification at each scheduled time 4. Mark doses as taken and stay on track PERFECT FOR • Post-cataract surgery drop tapers • Glaucoma medication schedules • Dry eye treatment routines • Post-LASIK and refractive surgery recovery • Any condition requiring multiple drops at multiple times PRIVACY FIRST DropReminder collects only what's needed to deliver your reminders. No name, email, or personal information required. Your schedule data is stored securely and never sold or shared. Read our full privacy policy at https://dropreminder-privacy.vercel.app IMPORTANT MEDICAL NOTICE DropReminder is a personal reminder tool. It is not a medical device, does not provide medical advice, and is not a substitute for the care of a qualified healthcare professional. Always follow the directions provided by your physician or pharmacist. If you have questions about your eye drops or your eye health, contact your eye care provider. ABOUT THE DEVELOPER DropReminder was created by Azhar Salahuddin, MD, a practicing cornea specialist and ophthalmologist with decades of experience caring for patients on complex eye drop regimens. The app was built to solve a problem he sees every day in his clinic — patients trying to keep multiple drops straight on a fingertip schedule. Questions, feedback, or feature requests? Email [email protected]