The simplest way to answer one question: did I already take my medication today?
When you take a dose, you tap "I took it" on the Today screen, the Home/Lock‑Screen widget, or your Apple Watch. The Today screen and widget then show, at a glance, whether each medication is taken, due, or coming up — so you never have to wonder or double‑dose.
The free version fully tracks one medication — with reminders, history, and the widget — for as long as you like. The one‑time Pro upgrade unlocks unlimited medications plus refill forecasting, counting pills from a photo, extra colors, reminder sounds, CSV export, and Apple Watch sync.
Turn on "Track refills" for a medication and enter how many pills you have right now. Each logged dose counts down from that number, and the app shows roughly how many days of supply you have left and the date you'll run out — turning orange when you're down to about a week.
Pour your pills onto a plain, contrasting surface and take a photo; the app estimates the count on your device. It's a best‑effort estimate — always shown as an editable number you can adjust before saving.
Your data is stored on your device and, if you're signed in to iCloud, synced privately through your own iCloud account. That means it syncs across your devices and is restored if you delete and reinstall the app. We never see your data.
Open Settings inside the app and tap "Restore purchases." Make sure you're signed in to the same Apple ID you used to buy Pro.
In Settings, scroll to "Danger zone" and tap "Reset all data." You'll be asked to confirm twice — this permanently erases all medications and history and can't be undone.