Schedules that fit your week
Every day, chosen days, or just once. Up to 12 times a day.
PillPester keeps nudging until you’ve actually taken your medication. No account, no cloud, just your phone.
Oi 👀 Pill time.
Vitamin D • scheduled 08:00
Yep. It’s me again.
Vitamin D is still waiting • scheduled 08:00
You thought I’d forget, didn’t you?
Vitamin D is still waiting • scheduled 08:00
Most reminders ping once and give up. PillPester comes back every 10, 15, 30 or 60 minutes, your choice, until the dose is dealt with.
“Oi 👀 Pill time.”
“Still here. Still pestering.”
“I did warn you about the whole ‘don’t quit’ thing.”
Tapped straight from the notification. Peace and quiet until the next dose.
Every day, chosen days, or just once. Up to 12 times a day.
Mark it Taken or Snooze it right from the notification. No need to open the app.
Ding ding. Medication o’clock.
Metformin • scheduled 21:30
Try it. It’s a live demo.
Took it but forgot to tap? Correct the time later. 90 days of history, grouped by date.
Vitamin D
Changed from Missed
Taken and on-time rates for the last 7 and 30 days, plus streaks.
TakenLateMissed
Example week. Insights are descriptive, not medical advice.
Reminders come back after a restart, an app update or a change of time zone. Travelling? Your 08:00 dose stays at the time you set.
What you take is nobody else’s business. PillPester has no servers to send it to.
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What the app asks Android for
Android phones running Android 8.0 or newer. There isn’t an iPhone version.
It comes back at the interval you picked until you tap Taken, snooze it, or skip the dose in the app. If the next dose of that medication comes round first, the earlier one is marked Missed.
Yes. PillPester restores reminders once you unlock your phone after a restart, and after app updates and time zone changes. Two Android limits to know about: using Force stop pauses reminders until you open the app again, and some phones’ battery savers can delay alarms.
Only on your phone. There’s no account and no cloud copy, and the app doesn’t request internet access. That also means your list can’t be recovered if you lose your phone, so keep a note of your medications somewhere safe.
Yes. Pause it and the reminders stop. Resume it when you’re ready. Finished courses can be archived and restored later from Settings.
No. It’s a reminder tool. Always follow the instructions from your doctor, pharmacist or prescriber, and ask them if you’re unsure about a dose.
For Android 8.0 and newer. Your first reminder takes a few taps.
Get it on Google Play