RxLog Watch: Pill Reminder

Tap your watch, dose logged. RxLog Watch puts the medication feature people search for on their wrist: mark a dose as taken right from the watch, get reminded ON the watch itself, and never dig your phone out mid-task again.

REMINDERS THAT ACTUALLY FIRE ON THE WATCH
• The watch schedules its own alarms for every dose — reminders work even when your phone is off, dead, or in another room (allow "Alarms & reminders" for to-the-minute precision)
• Take / Snooze / Skip right on the notification, no app opening
• Smart backstop: when your phone is nearby and reminding you, the watch stays quiet instead of double-alerting

LOG A DOSE IN ONE TAP
• Tap a dose on the watch to mark it taken — it syncs to the RxLog phone app automatically
• Log the next dose straight from the watch-face tile without opening anything
• Crash-proof delivery: doses logged offline are queued and confirmed when the phone reconnects

REPEAT-AFTER-TAKEN DOSING (new)
• For meds taken "every N hours after the last one" instead of at fixed clock times: log a dose and the watch schedules the next reminder from the moment you actually took it
• Built for real routines that don't start at the same time every day

ON YOUR WATCH FACE
• Glanceable tile: your next dose, one swipe away, with one-tap logging
• Complications: next dose as text, or today's adherence as a progress ring
• Ambient-mode friendly, burn-in safe

HEART RATE, MEDICATION-AWARE
• Real-time heart rate with color-coded categories and 24-hour history
• Configurable elevated-HR alerts with sustained-elevation detection and cooldowns — useful when medications may affect heart rate
• Optional background monitoring that survives reboots

PRIVATE BY DESIGN
• Your data stays on your watch and your phone. No cloud, no account, ever
• Pairs with the free RxLog app on Android for full medication management

Requires Wear OS 3+ (Galaxy Watch 4 or newer). Works standalone for reminders; pairs with the RxLog phone app for your medication schedule and history.

RxLog Watch is not a medical device and does not provide medical advice — always follow your healthcare provider's instructions.