The medicine app that notices first.
Recalls, prices and refills, handled in the background. You just get the good news. No tracking ads, and your records stay on your phone.
- No tracking ads
- Data never sold
- Face ID lock
- Encrypted on device
Most health apps make money off you. This one saves you money.
A lot of medication apps are paid for by targeted ads, sponsored products and selling what you tell them. Pillcounted is built the other way around: to keep you safe and keep more money in your pocket.
- Few ads, never personalized or tracking you
- No selling your health data
- No ties to any PBM or pharmacy
Some apps treat your medicine cabinet like a mailing list. Yours stays encrypted on your phone, which makes it a terrible thing to try to sell. That’s kind of the point.
Stay safe
Know what’s in your cabinet and what to watch for.
- Answers sourced from FDA labeling, with the source shown
- Follows pharmacist rules for your state
- Never diagnoses or tells you to change a dose
- Recalls and shortages from FDA records
- Backorders and outages at pharmacies near you
- Identify a loose pill by imprint, shape and color
- Matched against a curated list of well-documented interactions
- Flags what’s worth asking your pharmacist about
- Add amounts and notes for each one
Safety
Your medicines
Substances
What else you take
Pick a topic or type a question. Once you name a medication, I read its FDA labeling and answer from that, with the source shown.
3 free questions left
Save money and time
Pay less, skip the hold music, and go at the right moment.
- You see every word before the call goes out
- Your saved pharmacies are one tap away
- Live mail-order prices from Cost Plus Drugs
- Discount-card prices from RxGo and LowerMyRx
- Coupons and assistance programs in one place
- See what’s waiting for you at a glance
- Go when it’s ready, not before
- Ask the assistant “What’s pending pickup?” any time
What does it cost?
Sources we can quote
Ask for a refill
We’ll place the call with exactly this script. Nothing else is said.
Calling
For
What the call says
- Refill requestedTuesday, 10:12 AM
- Being filledThe pharmacy is preparing it
- Ready for pickupHead over whenever it suits you
Stay on track
Keep every dose, for you and the people you look after.
- Add from the pharmacy label in seconds
- Separate reminders and safety checks for each person
- Streaks and a monthly on-time score
- Treats and outfits for your companion
- Turn game mode off any time
Biscuit
Day 12 streak
Life is good and so is this rug.Cream · level 71 more snack to the next level
Gamified adherence mode
Only changes how confirmed and missed doses are shown to this person. Rewards come from real confirmed doses, never app opens.
The scanned patient name is compared with saved full names. You confirm the destination profile.
Add from the printed label
“I’ve spent years working in pharmacy watching people overpay, miss recalls and wait on hold for refills. Pillcounted is the app I wish I could hand every one of them.”Noah, pharmacy technician and founder
Help us launch and streamline pharmacy for all.
Pillcounted is independent. No investors pushing for more ads or data deals, and no ties to any PBM or pharmacy, so nobody gets to decide which price or pharmacy you see. Backers fund the App Store launch, planned for November 2026.
When our Kickstarter launches, backers get
- Lifetime access Best valuePay once and keep every feature. No ads, no subscription.
- A direct line to the developersMessage the team building Pillcounted and help decide what gets built and fixed next.
- Exclusive companion outfitsBacker-only looks for your companion.
- Founding member badgeA permanent mark on your profile that you were here before launch.
Good questions.
Does Pillcounted show ads?
Only in the free version, and only a few. They help pay for the free features. They’re never personalized: they aren’t based on your medications or health information, and they don’t track you across other apps or websites. Paid plans and backers see no ads. Prices and results are never sponsored, so no company can pay to change what you’re shown. This website also shows ads from an ad network; see the privacy policy.
Is Pillcounted connected to a PBM or pharmacy?
No. Pillcounted isn’t owned by, funded by or affiliated with any pharmacy benefit manager (PBM) or pharmacy, so none of them can pay to change the prices or pharmacies you see. Some discount-card links may earn Pillcounted a referral fee, and we say so wherever that applies.
Where is my medication information stored?
Your records are encrypted and kept on your phone, behind Face ID. Pillcounted doesn’t sell health data, and the few ads in the free version never use it.
Does Pillcounted replace my pharmacist?
No. It helps you keep track, spot recalls and compare prices. Always check with your pharmacist or doctor before changing how you take a medicine.
Where do the prices come from?
Cost Plus Drugs prices load automatically. Discount-card prices from RxGo and LowerMyRx open on their own price pages. Prices can change at the register, so confirm with your pharmacy.
When can I download it?
We’re aiming for the App Store in November 2026. Before that, beta invites go out in waves through Apple’s TestFlight, starting with the earliest spots on the waitlist. Share your invite link to move up.
How does the refill call work?
You choose the pharmacy and prescription and see the full script first. Pillcounted places the call and reads only that script.