Pill Counter: Count and Check

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A counting tool for pharmacies, vet clinics and care facilities: spread loose pills on a tray and count them from a photo. NEVER SILENTLY WRONG Spots the app isn't sure about (touching pills, glare, half tablets) are left out of the confirmed count and marked with a yellow box. You only check the yellow boxes. While any yellow box is left, no total is shown. When a photo can't be counted, such as white pills on a white tray, you get no number at all, just the reason and how to reshoot. HOW IT WORKS 1. Fill the frame with the tray and shoot from straight above (the shutter unlocks when the phone is level) 2. Green dots are counted pills; yellow boxes are the spots to check 3. Check each yellow box, then tap Confirm On busy days, tap Add another photo to total any number of photos. If a photo leaves the pill size unclear, you'll be asked to tap one pill set apart from the rest. WITH PRO - Check against the Rx count: enter the prescribed count before shooting. A match plays a sound with a check mark; otherwise you see the difference, like "1 pill short" - Inventory list: counts with a drug name become a daily list you can share as CSV (opens in Excel) - Records and evidence: photos with a number burned onto every pill, plus date, drug name and the Rx check, stay on record. The app never deletes records on its own. Export as PDF or as a passphrase-protected backup PAYMENT Counting, checking, totaling and sharing the result photo have no usage limits. Pro is a single payment. There is nothing more to pay (it's tied to your Apple ID). PHOTOS AND RECORDS - Photos never leave your device. Counting needs no connection and works in Airplane Mode - No account needed - Records are stored only on this device and don't sync with iCloud - Usage data (such as how far you got) and crash reports are sent. Photos, pill counts, drug names and Rx counts are not This app is a counting aid. The final check of any count is up to the user. It doesn't judge whether a prescription is correct or how medicine should be taken, and it doesn't calculate doses. Privacy policy: https://rainbowtree.work/privacy/jozai-count-en.htmlRead more

A counting tool for pharmacies, vet clinics and care facilities: spread loose pills on a tray and count them from a photo. NEVER SILENTLY WRONG Spots the app isn't sure about (touching pills, glare, half tablets) are left out of the confirmed count and marked with a yellow box. You only check the yellow boxes. While any yellow box is left, no total is shown. When a photo can't be counted, such as white pills on a white tray, you get no number at all, just the reason and how to reshoot. HOW IT WORKS 1. Fill the frame with the tray and shoot from straight above (the shutter unlocks when the phone is level) 2. Green dots are counted pills; yellow boxes are the spots to check 3. Check each yellow box, then tap Confirm On busy days, tap Add another photo to total any number of photos. If a photo leaves the pill size unclear, you'll be asked to tap one pill set apart from the rest. WITH PRO - Check against the Rx count: enter the prescribed count before shooting. A match plays a sound with a check mark; otherwise you see the difference, like "1 pill short" - Inventory list: counts with a drug name become a daily list you can share as CSV (opens in Excel) - Records and evidence: photos with a number burned onto every pill, plus date, drug name and the Rx check, stay on record. The app never deletes records on its own. Export as PDF or as a passphrase-protected backup PAYMENT Counting, checking, totaling and sharing the result photo have no usage limits. Pro is a single payment. There is nothing more to pay (it's tied to your Apple ID). PHOTOS AND RECORDS - Photos never leave your device. Counting needs no connection and works in Airplane Mode - No account needed - Records are stored only on this device and don't sync with iCloud - Usage data (such as how far you got) and crash reports are sent. Photos, pill counts, drug names and Rx counts are not This app is a counting aid. The final check of any count is up to the user. It doesn't judge whether a prescription is correct or how medicine should be taken, and it doesn't calculate doses. Privacy policy: https://rainbowtree.work/privacy/jozai-count-en.html