Medicine reminders that tell you when a dose slips by.

Add your parent’s medicines once. Their phone reminds them at the right time, they tap “I took it”, and you only hear about the doses that were missed.

2 weeks free for the family. Always free for parents.

A woman in her seventies sorts her pills into a weekly organiser at the kitchen counter.

Did you take your 8:00 AM medicine?

Lisinopril 10 mg. Tap to mark it taken.

Mom’s checked-in screen in Surewell, with today’s medicines marked Taken or Later.
The family’s Today screen in Surewell: Mom is OK, checked in at 8:12 AM, with her day below.

How it works

  1. Reminders that work offline

    Reminders are scheduled on your parent’s own phone, so they ring on time with no signal and no Wi-Fi.

  2. One tap to mark it taken

    “Did you take your 8:00 AM medicine?” Your parent taps the notification, or “I took it” in the app. Nothing to type.

  3. Everything in one place

    Up to 20 medicines, each up to 8 times a day, with its dose. Today shows what was taken and what’s still to come.

  4. Missed doses, not a stream of updates

    If a dose isn’t marked taken within its grace time, the family gets one clear alert. Everything else waits calmly on Today.

Questions

Who adds the medicines?

Either of you. Family can set them up from their phone, and the parent sees them on theirs.

Can a dose be marked taken later?

Yes, for today or yesterday, from the parent’s app.

Is this medical advice?

No. Surewell reminds and records what your parent marks. Doses and schedules come from their doctor or pharmacist.