Pill Reminder: Color & Alarm

Pill Reminder: Color & Alarm is an easy medication reminder and pill tracker designed for older adults, caregivers, and anyone managing several medicines each day. MATCH THE APP TO YOUR MEDICINE CONTAINERS Every dose moment has a permanent color, number, icon, and written label. Match the screen to a labeled pill organizer or medicine container, then confirm the medicine name, strength, and quantity before recording the dose. ORGANIZE EVERY DAILY DOSE Create clear schedules for: • Morning—before food • Morning—after food • Midday—before food • Midday—after food • Night—before food • Night—after food • A custom exact time SIMPLE MEDICATION ALARMS Receive local reminder notifications at the times you set. Choose sound, vibration, and snooze duration. Reminder Health helps you check notification permission, exact-alarm access where required, device time zone, and test reminders. TODAY, MEDICINES, AND HISTORY • See today’s doses in large color-coded cards • View medicine name, strength, quantity, and instructions • Record Taken, Snoozed, Skipped, Unable to take, or Not recorded • Review dose history using a clear calendar • Export your medicine list as a PDF • Share a schedule with a caregiver or family member BUILT FOR OLDER ADULTS AND CAREGIVERS Large text, high contrast, clear icons, simple navigation, light and dark themes, and adjustable text size make daily medication management easier. Protect editing with a PIN or device lock while still allowing simple dose confirmation. Medicine names can also be hidden from lock-screen notifications. PRIVATE AND OFFLINE-FIRST No account is required. Medicine names, schedules, and dose history remain stored on your device, and core reminders work without internet access. Optional anonymous usage and crash diagnostics can be controlled in Settings; medicine information is not included. IMPORTANT Pill Reminder is a personal reminder and record-keeping tool. It does not diagnose conditions, recommend medicines, calculate doses, or replace advice from a doctor or pharmacist. Always follow the prescription and medicine label. Never identify medicine by color alone, and keep it in its original packaging unless a pharmacist confirms that repacking is safe.