Health-care agent · Pill reminders

The pill alarm that only stops at the pills.

Warden reminds you, or anyone you invite, to take medicines on time. When the alarm rings, it keeps ringing until the Warden device kept with the medicines is tapped.

Free app · One device per home · Invite anyone

Warden ringing

8:00 am · Amma

Telma 40 · 1 tablet

After breakfast, with water

Tap the Warden device to stop

Swiping or snoozing does nothing. The alarm keeps ringing.

Yesterday: tapped at the device, 8:04 am. Ravi was notified.

// Four steps

Install. Invite. Remind. Tap.

A phone alarm is easy to silence and forget. Warden moves the off switch to where the medicines are.

01 · INSTALL

Install the app

Anyone can install Warden. Sign in with a phone number. No prescription, no doctor, no setup fee.

02 · INVITE

Invite anyone

A parent, a spouse, a grandparent, a friend. They get a link, install the app, and join your care circle.

03 · REMIND

Set reminders, for you or for them

Medicine, dose, time, days. Set it for yourself or for anyone you invited. Everyone in the circle sees what is due.

04 · TAP

The alarm stops at the device

When the alarm rings, the phone keeps ringing until the Warden device next to the medicines is tapped. Or force-stop from the app.

// The device

Warden is the device you need for pill reminders.

A small device you keep in the medicine box, or next to the bag where the medicines are. When the alarm rings, you lay the phone on it. The alarm stops, the dose is marked taken, and everyone in the circle can see it.

  • Nothing to charge, nothing to set up. Take it out of the pack and tap once to pair.
  • Small enough to live in any medicine box or pouch.
  • One device stops every alarm for everyone in the home.
  • Snooze and swipe do nothing. The alarm rings until the tap.
  • Force-stop exists in the app for emergencies, with a confirmation, and is logged.
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// Care circle

Set it for yourself. Or for someone you love.

Invite anyone. Their reminders and yours live in one circle, and every tap at the device tells the circle the dose was taken.

Cannot be swiped away

A snooze on the phone does nothing. The alarm ends only at the device by the pills, or by a deliberate force-stop.

One circle, every reminder

Set reminders for your mother from another city. She taps the device; you see it was taken.

Built for daily medicines

BP, sugar, thyroid, heart, post-surgery courses. Morning, afternoon, night, or any schedule.

Private to the circle

Medicine names and timings are visible only to the people you invited. Nothing is sold or shared.

Install the app. Keep the device with the medicines. Never miss a dose.

The app is free on Android and iOS. The Warden device ships to your door, ready to pair.

// Questions

Before you install

What is the Warden device?+

A small device you keep in the medicine box, or next to the bag where the medicines are. When an alarm rings, the phone is laid on it. That is the only ordinary way to stop the alarm, so taking the pill and stopping the alarm happen in the same place.

What if I cannot reach the device?+

There is a force-stop in the app. It is deliberate, a few taps and a confirmation, so it is never done by accident, and the circle can see that the alarm was force-stopped rather than tapped at the device.

Can I set reminders for someone else?+

Yes. Invite them from the app. Once they join, you can set, change and pause reminders for them, and you can see when each alarm was stopped at their device.

Does the other person need a smartphone?+

Yes, for now. The alarm rings on their phone and stops when that phone is laid on the device. One device can serve several people in the same home.

Does Warden give medical advice?+

No. Warden reminds people of the medicines and timings that they or their caregivers entered. It does not prescribe, suggest doses or replace a doctor.

Is it free?+

The app is free. The Warden device is a one-time purchase, and one device covers everyone in the home.