Pillove
16 Sept 2026launched 15 days ago
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n/aApple doesn’t publish installs
WorldwideSold in 50+ App Store storefronts
1.0latest version · 15 days ago
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Pillove tells you when a dose is due and keeps the record of what you took. Everything stays on the phone. AN ALARM, NOT A NOTIFICATION A dose alarm sounds through silent mode and through a Focus, and holds the Lock Screen until it is answered — the same privilege the Clock app's alarm has. Taken, skipped or postponed, answered from the Lock Screen, the Dynamic Island or the Watch, without opening the app. EVERY MEDICINE AT ITS OWN VOLUME Chosen per medication. An alarm for the one that must not be slept through. A quiet time-sensitive notification for the vitamin. Or nothing at all, for the dose you would rather tick off yourself. All three are still listed and still counted. SCHEDULES THAT MATCH REAL PRESCRIPTIONS Fixed times. Every so many hours. Certain weekdays. Cycles — twenty-one days on, seven off. And as-needed, which is logged rather than alarmed. SAY IT INSTEAD OF TYPING IT "Antibiotic at ten in the morning and ten in the evening" fills in the form. Speech is transcribed on the device, and the sentence is read by a parser written by hand for each of the seven languages the app speaks — the time of day above all, because ten in the evening must never become ten in the morning. Nothing is saved until you confirm it, and every field is yours to edit. SCAN THE BOX Show the pack to the camera. The name printed on it is read on the phone and offered for you to confirm or change, and the barcode or data matrix and the box's own expiry date are stored with it. THE MEDICINE CABINET What is actually in the house, with each box's expiry date. Cabinet entries schedule nothing and alarm nothing — they are stock, not a course of treatment. Move one out of the cabinet when you start taking it. REPORT TRACKING For Türkiye: a raporlu ilaç carries an expiry date of its own, and the pharmacy counter is a late place to find out. Pillove says something thirty, fourteen, seven and one day ahead. Off outside Turkish unless you switch it on. REFILLS Count what is left in the box, set a threshold, hear about it before it runs out. ON THE REST OF THE PHONE Widgets for the next dose and the day's progress, both answerable where they stand. A Live Activity while a dose window is open. An Apple Watch app with the day's list and one-tap logging. Siri, for logging a dose without touching anything. WHAT IT DOES NOT DO There is no account and no server. Nothing is uploaded, nothing is synced, and nothing about your health leaves the phone. Medications can be brought in from Apple Health, one way, when you ask for it. Pillove is a reminder and a logbook. It gives no medical advice, calculates no doses and interprets no readings. Talk to your doctor or pharmacist before making any decision about your medication.Read more
Pillove tells you when a dose is due and keeps the record of what you took. Everything stays on the phone.
AN ALARM, NOT A NOTIFICATION
A dose alarm sounds through silent mode and through a Focus, and holds the Lock Screen until it is answered — the same privilege the Clock app's alarm has. Taken, skipped or postponed, answered from the Lock Screen, the Dynamic Island or the Watch, without opening the app.
EVERY MEDICINE AT ITS OWN VOLUME
Chosen per medication. An alarm for the one that must not be slept through. A quiet time-sensitive notification for the vitamin. Or nothing at all, for the dose you would rather tick off yourself. All three are still listed and still counted.
SCHEDULES THAT MATCH REAL PRESCRIPTIONS
Fixed times. Every so many hours. Certain weekdays. Cycles — twenty-one days on, seven off. And as-needed, which is logged rather than alarmed.
SAY IT INSTEAD OF TYPING IT
"Antibiotic at ten in the morning and ten in the evening" fills in the form. Speech is transcribed on the device, and the sentence is read by a parser written by hand for each of the seven languages the app speaks — the time of day above all, because ten in the evening must never become ten in the morning. Nothing is saved until you confirm it, and every field is yours to edit.
SCAN THE BOX
Show the pack to the camera. The name printed on it is read on the phone and offered for you to confirm or change, and the barcode or data matrix and the box's own expiry date are stored with it.
THE MEDICINE CABINET
What is actually in the house, with each box's expiry date. Cabinet entries schedule nothing and alarm nothing — they are stock, not a course of treatment. Move one out of the cabinet when you start taking it.
REPORT TRACKING
For Türkiye: a raporlu ilaç carries an expiry date of its own, and the pharmacy counter is a late place to find out. Pillove says something thirty, fourteen, seven and one day ahead. Off outside Turkish unless you switch it on.
REFILLS
Count what is left in the box, set a threshold, hear about it before it runs out.
ON THE REST OF THE PHONE
Widgets for the next dose and the day's progress, both answerable where they stand. A Live Activity while a dose window is open. An Apple Watch app with the day's list and one-tap logging. Siri, for logging a dose without touching anything.
WHAT IT DOES NOT DO
There is no account and no server. Nothing is uploaded, nothing is synced, and nothing about your health leaves the phone. Medications can be brought in from Apple Health, one way, when you ask for it.
Pillove is a reminder and a logbook. It gives no medical advice, calculates no doses and interprets no readings. Talk to your doctor or pharmacist before making any decision about your medication.
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- Version 1.0First seen · 17 Sept 2026
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