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PillTap: Reminders & Tracker

Tap the bottle to log a dose
TATE RIVERS SILCOX · Medical
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PillTap: Reminders & Tracker is an iOS Medical app by TATE RIVERS SILCOX, released on Oct 25, 2026. The current version, 1.0, came out yesterday. It has no ratings yet. It is free to download and offers 2 in-app purchases priced from $4.99 to $7.99.

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App info

Developer
TATE RIVERS SILCOX
Category
Medical, Health & Fitness
Released
Oct 25, 2026
Version
1.0 (Oct 25, 2026)
Price
Free
Size
11.9 MB
Requires
iOS 26.0
Age rating
16+
Languages
English

In-app purchases

PillTap Pro$4.99
PillTap Pro$7.99
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About PillTap: Reminders & Tracker

Tap your phone to the pill bottle. Dose logged. That's it. PillTap is a simple, private pill tracker with real alarms. Put a small NFC sticker on each bottle and tapping it with your iPhone logs the dose, so "Did I already take it?" always has an answer. No stickers? Everything works with a tap on the screen too. PAY ONCE. NO SUBSCRIPTION. NO ADS. NO ACCOUNT. Track up to 3 medications free, with every feature. PillTap Pro is a single purchase for unlimited medications, shared with Family Sharing. Alarms, reminders and dose warnings are always free. YOUR MEDICATIONS STAY ON YOUR IPHONE • No account, no servers, no analytics. Nothing you enter is sent to us. • Alarms, notifications and widgets say "Time for your pill" or "Time for your inhaler", never the medication's name, unless you choose your own text. • Optional Face ID lock. REAL ALARMS • Built on Apple's alarm system, so they ring…
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