Reminders on your phone
PillBloom can schedule a reminder at the dose time, and a few follow-ups, when you allow notifications. Your phone can still delay or silence them.
A calmer way to remember.
Medicine reminders that stay gentle.
PillBloom keeps today’s doses on your phone. You can mark one as taken, skip one, and see every overdue dose at the top. A care partner can join later, if you want that.
What it actually does
These are features in the app itself. Nothing here is a medical recommendation.
Taken, skipped, or overdue
Mark a dose as taken or skip it. Today lists every overdue, unfinished dose at the top. Each one has its own Mark as taken button. The rest of the day stays underneath.
Name shortcuts, nothing more
Common medicine names can fill the name field while you type. A shortcut does not choose a dose, and it does not save the medicine. You still tap Add medication.
A care circle, when you choose
You can invite someone with a code. If sharing is on, they can get one message when a dose stays unmarked past the grace period you pick. Medicine names stay off until you turn them on.
Watch and widget
The app includes an Apple Watch screen and a home-screen widget. They show today’s doses from the phone. The watch can send Taken or Skip back when the phone is nearby.
On the phone first
Medicines start on the device. An account is only for backup and care sharing, and only on a build where that is turned on. PillBloom does not give medical advice.
How caregiving works
The person taking the medicine stays in charge of what is shared. Joining does not require the care partner to buy a plan.
- 1Add the medicines. The owner sets the times and turns on reminders if they want them.
- 2Share a code. The owner creates an invite. The other person can type it under Care → Join someone’s circle, or open a link that fills the code in.
- 3They join with their own sign-in. The code is six characters. Their name is what the owner sees.
- 4Choose what they see. Taken or missed can be shared. Names, measurements, appointments, and injection sites stay off until the owner turns each one on.
- 5A missed dose can send one message. It goes out only after the grace period, and only if that dose is still unmarked. It is not a promise that the other phone will show it.
Questions
Is PillBloom on the App Store?
Not yet. It is coming soon. This site does not link to a store listing.
Do I need an account to use reminders?
No. Reminders and the medicine list live on the phone. Sign-in is for backup and for a care circle, on a build where those are turned on.
Does a care partner have to pay?
No. They join with a code. They do not have to purchase a plan to receive a missed-dose message.
Will someone always be notified?
No. Both people need the app, notifications have to be allowed on the care partner’s phone, and the dose has to stay unmarked past the grace period. A phone can still delay a notification.
Is this medical advice?
No. PillBloom is a reminder and a log. It does not diagnose, prescribe, or promise that a reminder will fire. Follow a doctor or pharmacist.
Coming soon to the App Store
There is no download button yet. When the app is listed, this page will say so.