Private medicine reminder & health records app
The free medicine reminder app that sets itself up. Scan a prescription, and Rx101 builds your pill reminders in seconds — then keeps your whole health story on your phone, not our servers.
What Rx101 does
From the first camera scan to the reminder that lands at the right minute — the busywork of managing medication, handled.
Point your camera at a prescription, a medicine strip or a lab report. AI pulls out the medicine names, doses and timings, and lays them out for one quick confirm — a full reminder schedule in seconds. How the scanner works.
Nothing kept after the readA reminder that rings once is a missed dose. Rx101 keeps nudging — full-screen alarms, snooze, one “Take all” for same-time medicines — until you mark it Taken or Skipped. Why it doesn’t give up.
Never a silent missEvery scan becomes a visit on a timeline — what was diagnosed, what was prescribed, and when — so your history reads at a glance.
Your medical memoryLog a mood in a tap, track symptom episodes over days, and pin the vitals that matter to your own home screen.
The whole pictureOne account, the whole family. Add a parent, a child, a partner — and switch between them in a single tap.
Everyone, one placeA prescriber sends a signed prescription straight to your phone by QR or link. It decodes into your review screen — no typing, no transcription errors.
Doctor → you, verifiedTravelling? See which of your medicines are restricted at your destination, and carry a ready-made travel pack through customs.
Country-awareCountry-aware emergency numbers and a fast “I don't feel well” path — so help is one tap away, wherever you are.
One tap to helpNew in Rx101
Built from what families told us they needed most: fewer steps at the pharmacy counter, and care that reaches beyond the pill box.
Holding a pharmacy bag full of strips? Photograph up to six packs, tap the brand name and ingredients on each, and add them all in one pass.
Read on your phoneNight guard, CPAP mask, retainer, nebulizer, hearing aid and more. Reminders to wear them, plus a nudge when it’s time to clean, refill or replace.
Beyond the pill boxBring in steps, sleep, blood pressure and glucose from Health Connect, and from Apple Health on iPhone. Read-only: Rx101 never writes back.
Your numbers, togetherMedicines, vitals, symptoms, mood, appointments and lab results on a single timeline. Filter by type and pick any date range.
The whole storyOne app, all of it
Beyond the headline features, Rx101 quietly covers the whole of day-to-day care — the reminders, the tracking, the records, and the people who look after you.
Inside the app
Real screens from Rx101: calm, legible, and built so the next thing you need is never more than a tap away.
Our story
Just months ago, my grandmother took the wrong medicine for weeks on end — quietly, faithfully, certain it was the right one. By the time we understood the mistake, it had already done serious harm. One small mix-up, repeated every single day.
Not long after, my own mother faced a serious health scare of her own. Sitting beside her, I made a quiet promise: the day she came through it, I would build something out of what I know — so that other families would be spared what ours went through.
I'm an app architect. So I built the one thing I could. Rx101 makes sure the right medicine, at the right dose, at the right moment is never left to memory or chance.
Built for every mom — with love.
This is that promise, kept.
Made in India, for the world
Crafted in Kakinada, Andhra Pradesh
Why your data stays yours
Privacy means privacy.
We've guarded your data with every safeguard we know of — and we keep raising the bar. Rx101 holds no database of your health; your record lives on your device. The only thing we ever collect is your preferences, so signing in on another device feels exactly as you left it.
Every medicine, diagnosis and vital is stored on-device in an encrypted database — not on our servers, because we don't run any that hold your data.
When you scan, the photo of your prescription goes to a trusted AI model just long enough to extract the details — then it's gone. Rx101 stores none of it.
Choose your own Google Drive or iCloud. The backup is end-to-end encrypted before it leaves your device — even we couldn't read it.
The on-device database is encrypted at rest, with its keys held in the platform's secure Keychain / Keystore — hardware-guarded, never in plain sight.
The one thing we sync is your preferences — so a new device feels exactly as you left it. Plus opt-in, anonymous usage stats, only if you allow them. Never your medicines, never your health.
Use Rx101 as a guest. Add a sign-in only when you want backup — and even then, it unlocks your own cloud, not ours.
Three steps
Photograph a prescription or lab report. AI reads it once, in the moment, and shows you exactly what it found. Nothing is sent until you tap Scan.
Give the medicines, doses and timings one clear confirm. They join a timeline that keeps your whole history in order.
Reminders land at the right minute, adherence stays honest, and your data is quietly backed up to your own vault.
Guides
Plain-language guides for patients and caregivers — how reminders, scanning and privacy actually work.
AI scanner
How the AI prescription scanner turns a photo into a full reminder schedule — and what it never keeps.
Read the guide →Reminders
Full-screen alarms, snooze and follow-ups until the dose is actually taken.
Read the guide →Caregivers
Set up doses, refills and records for a mother or father — near or far.
Read the guide →Buyer’s guide
Seven questions to ask before you trust an app with your family’s medicines.
Read the guide →Comparison
Rx101, Medisafe and MyTherapy side by side — cost, ads, privacy and caregiver alerts, with sources.
Read the guide →Travel
Documents, packaging, quantity limits and permits — with official rules for Singapore, Japan and the UAE.
Read the guide →Get Rx101
Download Rx101 from Google Play today. The iPhone version is in its final stretch and arrives on the App Store very soon.
Good to know
Rx101 is a free medicine reminder and personal health records app. It reads your prescriptions with AI, reminds you of every dose, and keeps your medicines, vitals, symptoms, mood and lab results in one timeline — stored on your own device, not on our servers. It is available on Android, and the iPhone version is coming soon.
Yes. Rx101 is free to download from Google Play. Medicine reminders, health records, family profiles and backup to your own cloud cost nothing. AI prescription scanning includes free scans; for more, you can use your own AI key or buy scan credits.
No. Rx101 keeps your record in an encrypted database on your own device. We don't operate a server that holds your medications, diagnoses or vitals.
To your own Google Drive or iCloud, and nowhere else. The backup is end-to-end encrypted on your device before it's uploaded, so only you can restore it.
Yes — to read a prescription, its photo is sent to a trusted AI model, such as Google Gemini or Anthropic's Claude, to pull out the medicines, doses and timings. The image is used only for that one read in the moment: Rx101 stores none of it, and nothing is sent until you start a scan. Scanning medicine packs reads the text on your phone and sends nothing.
Yes. Reminders are scheduled on your phone itself, so they ring on time even offline or in airplane mode. Only AI scanning and cloud backup need a connection.
Yes. Add a profile for each family member, switch between them in a tap, and get reminders for everyone — each labelled with whose dose it is — from one private account.
Android 8.0 and newer, from Google Play. The iPhone version is coming to the App Store very soon, and this page will link to it the day it goes live.
Yes. A reminder doesn’t ring once and disappear. Rx101 keeps nudging until you mark the dose Taken or Skipped, with full-screen alarms and snooze on Android. A deliberate skip is recorded as your choice, not a failure.
Yes. You can add your own Claude, Gemini or OpenAI key. It is stored in the Android Keystore and deliberately left out of your backups. Or you can skip our servers entirely and hand the prescription to ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Perplexity or Grok yourself.
Yes. Rx101 handles tablets, syrups, insulin, drops and injections, with before or after food timing, custom times, and weekly or alternate-day schedules.
No. Rx101 helps you follow the plan your doctor gave you and keep an accurate record of it. It does not diagnose or give medical advice — always check with your doctor or pharmacist before changing a medicine.