Current supply
Enter how much you have on hand when you add the medication or update the count.
Features
What the app actually does.
NISA MED is a medication reminder and adherence app. During Early Access, these tools are included at no cost.
Reminders
A prompt for each scheduled dose.
Add more than one reminder time when a medication is taken through the day. Each time stands on its own.
- Mark the dose Taken
- Snooze for 10 minutes
- Skip the dose
- Leave an unresolved reminder in Needs Attention
A schedule can repeat every day, on specific days, every set number of days, or on selected dates. It starts on a date you choose and can run with no end date, end after a set number of days, or end on a date.
Needs Attention keeps past reminders that were not resolved, so they stay visible until you follow up.
Family
Profiles for the people you help.
Manage your profile and add family members when you organize their medications too. A relationship label is optional. Medications, schedules, history, and refill information stay on the profile they belong to.
During Early Access you can add the family profiles you need.
A reminder for someone else still says “Time to take your medication” and “Tap to view your medication.” It does not show that person’s name, the medication name, or the dosage.
Refills
Supply that follows Taken doses.
The refill tracker is a count you maintain in the app. It is not a pharmacy order.
Amount per dose
Set how much one dose uses so the count can step down by that amount.
Low-supply threshold
Choose the level that should count as low, so you can see it before the supply is gone.
Only doses marked Taken reduce the supply. You can also update the supply directly when you refill.
Adherence
History first, then the report.
History records Taken, Skipped, and Missed. When a dose is eligible, you can correct its status.
During Early Access, history includes Taken, Skipped, and Missed, and you can make a detailed report for one medication or all medications, for this week, this month, or a custom date range.
From a detailed report you can export a PDF or share it on Android.
Voice
Spoken reminders stay generic.
Generic Voice Reminders are included during Early Access and are optional. When voice is on, the app says “It’s time for your medication.” It does not speak the medication name, the dosage, or a family member’s name.
“It’s time for your medication.”
Privacy
Notification content stays generic.
Reminder notifications say “Time to take your medication” and “Tap to view your medication.” They do not display the medication name, the dosage, or a family member’s name. Those details stay in the app on the device.