About this app
Other med reminders send notifications you swipe away. Pill Alarm sets a real alarm that rings until you log your dose, even on Silent. And every stop is a log: one glance shows what you took and what you missed. Built on Apple's AlarmKit, the same alarm system as the iOS Clock app. When it is time for your medication, your iPhone rings at full volume. Silent switch on, Focus on, screen locked: it still rings. One tap logs your dose. The alarm button is the log. No streaks, no badges, no guilt. WHAT IT DOES - Real alarms for every dose, not notifications - Rings on Silent and through every Focus mode - Tap Taken to stop the alarm and log the dose in one motion - Snooze once or twice when you need ten more minutes - Today screen shows what is taken, what is next, and what was missed - Missed doses ask a calm question: take now or skip - Double-dose protection warns you before logging the same med twice within four hours - Weekly overview in seven small circles, no stats page to manage WHAT IT DOES NOT DO - No account, no sign-up, no email - No data collection, everything stays on your iPhone - No subscription, free to use - No medication database to fight with, type your med's name and move on Set up takes seconds: name, dose note, times, done. Pill Alarm is a reminder tool, not medical advice.
Latest release
What’s New
Calendar history: tap any past day to see the doses you took, missed, or snoozed. More reliable logging: stopping an alarm now records the dose even when the app is closed. Snoozed doses show their next ring time and a Take now option. Assorted fixes and polish.
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- First observed Aug 26, 2026 · 10:25 PM Free