Support and common questions

Tap People, then Add a person. Enter a name and save. Each person has their own list, allergies and questions.

Tap Scan label and place the label inside the frame. Check what the app found, fix anything that is wrong, then save. You can also type a medicine in by hand.

Tap Share. Choose Share PDF to send or print a clean list, or QR code to show a code that someone can scan. The QR code holds the list itself, so only show it to people you trust. A very long list may be too big for a QR code. Use the PDF instead.

Open Settings, then choose English or Spanish under Language.

The item is not in our reference set, so the app could not check it. It does not mean there is nothing to ask about. Ask your Medical Provider or pharmacist about it.

Our sources did not point out anything for the items we could check. Our sources may be incomplete, so this does not mean everything is fine. Ask your pharmacist.

No. It helps you keep and share a list. Always ask your Medical Provider or pharmacist about your medicines. In an emergency, call 911.

No. An account is only for optional encrypted backup.

No. Your phone encrypts the backup with your passphrase, and we never have it. Without it, no one can open the backup, including us. Write your passphrase down and keep it in a secure place.

No. Your list stays on your phone, and your backup is encrypted before it leaves. Read our privacy promise.

In the app, go to Settings → Encrypted backup → Delete account and backup. See Delete your account for details.

Yes, it is free. The free app shows small ads on its home screen only. It is coming soon to the App Store and Google Play.