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An independently made medicine organiser for iPhone.
Customisable, secure, free at its core.

Currently in closed beta.

Hear about the launch

Be first to know when your cabinet fits in your pocket, and hear what is new in it after that.

A medicine card: Gaviscon, with two packs, one expiring in October
A medicine card: Ibuprofen 400 mg, two packs, with its labels
A Journal dose: Amoxicillin 500 mg, day 3 of 7, with its note
Stock: the cabinet's medicine cards, each with its stock bar, packs and labels

Know what you have. Log what you take.

You reach for a medicine and it is missing, used up or expired. Plenty of good apps log what you take. Very few know what is actually in your cabinet. Remedies does both.

Everything you keep, wherever you keep it

Keep separate collections for home, the travel bag and the car kit, and switch between them with a tap.

Added in seconds

Scan the box or type a few letters, and the details fill themselves in. Bought another box? Add it as a pack, with its own count and date.

Nothing expires unnoticed

Every pack you own, sorted by its expiry date: this month, the next three months, later. Remedies reminds you before one runs out of date.

Courses, like playlists

A course is a set of medicines with their days and times. Some you take all year, some only in hay fever season. When the season comes round again, restart last year’s course with the same medicines and times, from the day you choose.

Your day, dose by dose

Every course you have switched on lands in one plan for the day. Mark a dose taken or skipped, and the pack it came from counts down by itself.

Find any medicine in seconds

Search every collection at once by name, by active substance or by the labels you gave it.

Arrange it your way

Half-width cards, named sections and patterned spacers let you lay the cabinet out the way it sits on the shelf.

Part of

Stock in the Travel bag collection: Vitamin D3, Strepsils, Polysorb and Paracetamol under their lettersAspirin’s sheet: two packs, one with 16 of 20 tablets left, one emptyThe expiry ledger: packs grouped into within a month, within three months and laterThe Allergy season course: Loratadine on weekdays, Flixonase every two days, Fenistil as needed, Aqua Maris twice daily for ten daysYesterday in the Journal: doses under their times, most taken, one skippedSearch for “para”: Cefekon D in My cabinet, Paracetamol and Panadol Baby in the Travel bagArranging My layout in the Travel bag: Berodual lifted mid-drag above a titled separator, half-width cards and a patterned spacer

Every dose you log
comes out of a pack you own.

How it works

  1. Add a medicine

    Photograph the box, or type the first few letters of its name. The details fill themselves in, and you check them before saving.

  2. Log what you take

    Tick a dose off in the journal. The pack it came from counts down, so the cabinet stays up to date.

  3. Get a nudge when a dose is due

    Choose which reminders you get, for each course and each medicine, and set quiet hours for the night. Medicine names stay hidden on the lock screen until you choose to show them.

What stays true

Free to use

Not a trial. No ads, and there never will be. Remedies Plus lifts the limits for anyone who wants more cabinets, courses and scans.

Stays on your iPhone

Your medicines, notes and photographs live on this device, encrypted. There is no account and no servers to send your data to.

Accessible to everyone

Remedies follows the accessibility settings you already use. Text grows with your system size, VoiceOver can read and navigate the app, and Reduce Motion calms the animations.

See the beta

A walk through the app as it stands today.

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Remedies Plus

More cabinets, more courses, more ways to make it yours

Remedies is free and has no ads. Plus is for more: it lifts the limits on cabinets, courses and scanning, and lets you colour and arrange the app your way.One-time purchase option available.

  • Unlimited medicines
  • Unlimited collections
  • Unlimited courses
  • Unlimited Smart Scan
  • Custom themes
  • Your own cabinet arrangements
  • Priority support
  • And more features to come
Today in the Journal, in the Rose theme
My courses, in the Violet theme
The Theme picker in Settings, Azure selected
EpiPen’s sheet in the Travel bag, in the Jade theme
Notification settings, in the Emerald theme

Questions

Anything else? Write to support.

The full terms are in the Terms of Use and the Medical Disclaimer.

Do I need an account?

No. There is nothing to sign up for and nothing to sign in to. Open the app and start adding medicines.

Is it free?

Yes. Remedies is free to use, with no ads now or later. Remedies Plus adds more cabinets, courses, scans and colour themes, with a one-time purchase option.

Where is my data stored?

On your iPhone, encrypted, and nowhere else. There is no account and no copy in a cloud.

Does it recommend medicines or doses?

No. Remedies is an organiser, not a medical device. It does not work out doses, does not suggest medicines and gives no medical advice. Read the packaging or the leaflet, and ask a doctor or pharmacist.

Will the reminders always fire?

They are ordinary iPhone notifications, so they depend on your phone and its settings, like any other notification. Treat them as a nudge and keep whatever routine you already rely on.

Can I move everything to a new iPhone?

Yes. Download an archive from Settings → Data on the old phone and restore it on the new one. The archive is readable on purpose, so it is yours to keep however you like.

Which languages is it available in?

Eight: English and Russian, translated by hand; German, Spanish, French, Italian, Romanian and Ukrainian, translated with AI. The text follows your system text size, and VoiceOver can read and navigate the app.

Is Plus a subscription?

Not at the moment. Today Remedies Plus is a one-time purchase through the App Store. Monthly and yearly subscription options are planned. What you have entered stays yours either way.

Is there an Android version?

Not yet.

Hear about the launch

One email when Remedies reaches the App Store, and the occasional updates after that. One click to leave.

Support the project

Remedies is independently made and free of ads. Any support is greatly appreciated and goes towards the services and infrastructure its development runs on.

Support on Ko-fi(opens in a new tab)