Vitaminki

Vitaminki is a pill reminder with no words in it. Only purrs from a cute cat Set up a medication plan: pick a box, pick a pill, pick how many times a day. After that the cat takes over. When it's time, it wakes up and asks. You answer with a checkmark or a cross. It purrs when you took it, and sulks a little when you didn't. No account, no sign-up, no onboarding to sit through, nothing to read. It works in any language because it doesn't use one. Missed the notification and took the pill an hour later? Tap that pill and the cat asks again, whenever you're ready. What you actually did matters more than what the schedule expected. The day sits under the cat: a row of pills for each medication, a checkmark or a cross above each one. Swipe right to walk back through past days, tap anything to correct it. Editing a medication changes today forward — the days already recorded stay exactly as they were. A home screen widget shows the same day and carries the same two buttons, so you can answer without opening the app. Reminders repeat every hour until you say something. After dark the app dims to a quieter palette on its own, so a reminder at 3am doesn't blind you. Nothing you enter leaves your phone. No accounts, no analytics, no ads, no third-party code, and no network requests at all — the app works completely offline, because it never needed a connection in the first place. Vitaminki is a reminder, not a medical device. It has no drug database, gives no medical advice, and knows nothing about what you are taking — only that you asked to be reminded. For anything about the medication itself, talk to your doctor or pharmacist.