Never run out of the medication you take.

How it works

1. Add each medication. How much you take a day, how many come in a pack and how many you have. Tablets, capsules, drops, sachets, whatever it is.
2. Count when packs arrive. Record a delivery or a fresh count in a tap or two. Between counts, Apothecount does the arithmetic every day.
3. Order when it says so. You get the day to order by, the number of packs to ask for, and the message written and addressed to your pharmacy. You press send.

What it works out, every day

Days left

How long the stock covers at your dose, in whole days.

Runs out

The first day you could not take the full dose.

Order by

The last safe day to place an order, allowing for delivery time and a buffer you choose.

Packs to order

Enough to stay covered for the next three months, or whatever horizon you set.

Everything is worked out in calendar days in your own time zone, so a late night or a clock change never shifts a run-out date.

Private by design

What you take says a lot about you. Apothecount keeps it on one server in Switzerland, uses no trackers, analytics or advertising, and shares nothing with anyone. Sign-in is protected with a modern password hash and a strict security policy, every action is a plain form that works without scripts, and you can delete your account and everything in it whenever you like. The privacy page says exactly what is stored and why.