Add the medicines you already have
Sort them into kits: home, travel, country house. Each medicine can have several packages.
- quantity, expiry date, price and pharmacy for each package;
- categories for quick search.
Know what’s in your medicine cabinet. And until when.
The app tracks what’s left in every package, deducts the pills you take, reminds you about doses, and warns you before medicines expire.
Example: how the app keeps several packages of one medicine
20-second check
Take a package, find “Use by” or “EXP” on it and enter the month and year. The site shows how much time is left.
Medicines are good until the last day of the stated month. Nothing is stored or sent: the check runs only in your browser.
How it works
Sort them into kits: home, travel, country house. Each medicine can have several packages.
The app reminds you to take a dose and deducts the tablet from the current package. When it runs out, it moves on to the next one.
Each entry is marked as normal or not, and charts show how your metrics change. They are easy to show to your doctor.
Keep only what you need on the home screen. Everything else is one tab away.
More features
Kits and categories
Create several kits: home, travel, vitamins. Tag medicines with categories: fever reducers, cough, throat. You find the right medicine in seconds, whichever kit it is in.
Voice reminders
The app reminds you out loud to measure blood pressure, pulse or sugar. Choose a male or female voice. It helps older people and anyone who takes measurements every day.
Symptom journal
Record symptoms with an intensity from 1 to 10. The app keeps the history, shows which symptoms are still active and which have passed, and helps you tell your doctor how things changed.
PROSymptom episodes are available with a Pro subscription.
Comparison
Notes and spreadsheets store a list. Med Home Kit keeps track of it for you.
| What you need | Notes | Spreadsheet | Med Home Kit |
|---|---|---|---|
| List of medicines | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| Several kits and search across all of them | — | manually | ✓ |
| Categories: fever reducers, cough… | — | manually | ✓ |
| Quantity left in each package | — | manually | ✓ |
| Deduction after each dose | — | — | automatic |
| Expiry warnings | — | — | ✓ |
| Dose reminders | — | — | ✓ |
| Voice reminders for measurements | — | — | ✓ |
| Blood pressure, sugar and pulse charts | — | manually | ✓ |
| Symptom journal with 1–10 intensity | as text | manually | ✓ |
| Allergies, conditions, doctor’s recommendations | as text | as text | ✓ |
| Spending on medicines by pharmacy | — | manually | Pro |
Questions and answers
Yes, you can download the app for free from the App Store and Google Play. Some advanced features, such as symptom episodes and spending analytics by pharmacy, come with a Pro subscription.
Look on the package for “EXP”, “Use by” or “Expiry date” followed by a month and year, for example 03/2027. When only the month and year are given, the medicine is good until the last day of that month. Use the expiry checker above to see how much time is left.
It is better not to. After the expiry date, the manufacturer no longer guarantees that the medicine works as intended and stays safe. If in doubt, ask a pharmacist or your doctor.
Each package keeps its own expiry date. The app warns you when it is getting close and shows active, expired and archived packages separately.
Yes. Create, for example, a home kit, a travel kit and one for the country house, and tag medicines with categories. Search works across all kits at once.
Yes. The app stores blood pressure, blood sugar, pulse and temperature, marks whether a reading is in the normal range and draws charts. Voice reminders tell you when it is time to measure.
Your data is linked to your account and syncs between your devices. You can delete your account and all data right in the app, read more about account deletion.
The app is not a medical device, does not diagnose, does not take medical measurements on its own and does not replace a consultation with a doctor. Consult a qualified medical professional before making medical decisions.