Cadence — Medication Companion

A calm, private medication reminder — no account, no ads, no data collection. Reliable alerts, refill tracking, and five languages including Arabic RTL.

Never wonder if you took your medicine again. Cadence is a calm, clear medication reminder built for daily routines, designed to be easy on the eyes and easy on the mind.

Every reminder is reliable. Set a schedule once — daily, every few hours, certain weekdays, monthly dates, or a specific date range for short courses — and Cadence handles the rest, right on your device.

Grouped reminders keep things simple. If several pills are due at the same time, you get one gentle alert instead of a flurry of notifications, with a silent option when you'd rather just check the app.

Log a dose and the reminder cancels automatically, so there are no phantom alerts nagging you about something you already did. Add before, with, or after food tags to keep track of how each dose should be taken.

Watch your progress with a daily ring and a weekly adherence chart, so you can see your consistency at a glance. Pill-count tracking with low-stock warnings means refills happen before you run out, not after.

Edit anything, anytime. Change a medication's name, dose, times, schedule, color, or icon whenever your routine changes — nothing is locked in.

Cadence speaks your language, with full support for English, Arabic (with proper right-to-left layout), French, Spanish, and Mandarin.

Your information is yours alone. There's no account, no ads, and no data collection — everything stays stored privately on your device.

Cadence is a reminder and tracking tool only; it does not provide medical advice. It's simply here to help you stay on track, calmly and reliably, every day.

Download Cadence today and give your routine a steady, dependable rhythm.

Cadence — Medication Companion is a medication reminder and personal tracking app. It does not provide medical advice, diagnosis, dosage recommendations, or treatment decisions. Users are instructed to follow clinician guidance and check with a qualified healthcare professional before making medical decisions.