Medication reminders
you can't swipe away.

Yes, and the free plan is genuinely usable rather than a demo. It includes unlimited medications, escalating full-screen reminders, refill and pill-stock tracking, vitals, water, sleep, appointments, weekly report export, two alert themes and four home screen widgets. Cloud backup is free for everyone who creates an account.

Premium unlocks unlimited family profiles and caregivers, all seven alert themes, all ten widgets, and monthly, yearly and full report export.

Yes. Pillora is offline-first: every reminder is scheduled by your phone's own alarm system and all of your data lives in a local database on the device. You can add medications, log doses, track vitals and read reports on a plane or with mobile data switched off.

Cloud sync exists, but it is an optional background mirror for people who want a backup and multi-device access — it is never in the path of a reminder firing.

Yes, if you mark that medication as critical. Critical medications override silent mode so the alert still makes a sound at the volume you set for it.

Regardless of sound, the full-screen alert appears over your lock screen and over whatever app is open — so it's visible even if the phone is face-down, or Pillora was closed hours earlier.

Pillora escalates rather than giving up. After the first alert it sends follow-ups on a cycle you choose: Fast is on time, then +15 minutes, then +30 minutes; Standard is on time, then +25, then +50. If you still haven't tapped Take, Skip or Snooze, the dose is automatically logged as missed.

If you've connected a caregiver, they get a push notification once the dose has been outstanding for the grace period you picked — 15 minutes, 30 minutes, 1 hour or 2 hours. Tapping any action, at any point, cancels the whole chain immediately.

Yes — this is what Pillora is built around. Create a profile for each person you look after and switch between them in one tap. Every profile keeps its own medications, schedules, vitals, appointments, notes and reports, and nothing leaks between them.

The free plan includes two profiles. Premium makes them unlimited.

Each profile generates its own invite code. You share one code with one person, and they connect from their own phone and their own copy of Pillora. Because codes are per-profile, a sibling can watch your father's schedule without ever seeing yours.

Caregivers get a read-only dashboard: today's doses, adherence, refill status and notes — plus a push notification if a scheduled dose stays unlogged past the delay you set. Either side can revoke the connection at any time.

Yes. You can use Pillora completely anonymously — no email, no password, no account. In that mode the app makes no network requests at all, and everything stays in a local database on your device.

If you choose to create an account for cloud backup, every table is protected by row-level security so only your account can read your rows. There are no ads and no third-party advertising SDKs, and you can permanently delete your account and all cloud data from inside the app or from our web deletion page.

Not yet. Pillora is on Google Play today for Android 8.0 and later. An iOS version is in development — the App Store button on this page will go live when it ships.

Yes. Pillora generates a PDF containing your adherence percentage, the dose-by-dose history, your current medication list, vitals, water, sleep and any symptoms you logged — formatted to be handed over or emailed.

Weekly reports are free. Premium adds monthly, yearly and the complete health report. Reports are generated in your chosen language, with proper right-to-left layout for Arabic.

No. Pillora never polls in the background and runs no persistent service. Reminders are registered with Android's own alarm scheduler, which wakes the device only at the exact moment a dose is due — so between doses the app costs nothing.

Because those alarms are exact, Android may ask you to allow alarms and reminders and to exclude Pillora from battery optimisation. Both permissions exist purely so a dose reminder isn't delayed by an hour.

Twelve: English, Arabic, German, Spanish, French, Hindi, Indonesian, Italian, Japanese, Portuguese, Russian and Turkish. Arabic runs in full right-to-left layout with mirrored navigation.

Translation goes all the way through — the interface, the notification text, the home screen widgets and the exported PDF reports are all localised, not just the main screens.

Once, twice, three or more times a day; every X hours at a fixed interval; specific days of the week; cyclic patterns like 21 days on and 7 days off; or as-needed, where you log each dose manually and no reminders are scheduled. Every schedule takes a start date and an optional end date.

There are 21 medicine forms — tablets, capsules, liquids, injections, patches, inhalers, drops, powders, sprays, gels, creams, suppositories, gummies, softgels and more — so the dose reads correctly on the reminder.

Yes. Monthly and annual plans include a 7-day free trial and are cancelled from your Google Play subscriptions in a couple of taps. The lifetime plan is a single payment with no renewal to cancel.

Cancelling never deletes anything. You return to the free plan with all of your medications, history and reports intact.