Pill-A-Matic

Medication routines can be complicated. Pill-A-Matic makes them easier to understand and manage with clear reminders, guided setup, accurate dose logging, inventory tracking, and printable PDF reports.

BUILT FOR REAL MEDICATION ROUTINES

• Create separate profiles for yourself or people you help.
• Add scheduled, ongoing, temporary, tapered, cyclical, and as-needed medications.
• Record doses as taken, skipped, missed, or snoozed.
• Log the actual amount used for variable-dose medications such as insulin, liquids, injections, inhalers, drops, and sprays.
• Track remaining inventory using tablets, capsules, mL, units, puffs, drops, sprays, or custom units.
• Receive refill reminders based on the medication information and doses you record.

MEDICATION-RELATED HEALTH LOGS

Record readings that influence, explain, or accompany medication use, such as blood glucose, blood pressure, oxygen saturation, and other relevant measurements. When appropriate, record the reading with the medication and actual dose used.

CLEAR PDF REPORTS

Create a Medication List PDF, Medication Activity Log PDF, or Complete Profile Report PDF. Preview, print, save, or share reports with a doctor, pharmacy, caregiver, or hospital using the iOS Share Sheet.

DESIGNED FOR ACCESSIBILITY

Pill-A-Matic uses large controls, plain language, step-by-step workflows, clear confirmations, Dynamic Type, VoiceOver support, strong contrast, and reduced-motion compatibility. Medication photos are optional.

PRIVATE BY DESIGN

Medication data is stored on the device. Optional private iCloud sync can keep supported data available across the user’s Apple devices. Pill-A-Matic does not automatically email or silently transfer medication reports.

ONE PURCHASE

Pay once. No subscription. No ads.

IMPORTANT

Pill-A-Matic is a medication reminder, logging, inventory, and reporting tool. It does not identify unknown pills, diagnose conditions, prescribe treatment, recommend medication changes, or determine whether a dose is medically safe. Always follow the instructions provided by your doctor and pharmacist. In an emergency, contact local emergency services.