Supplement & medication care

Care for someone, even when you're not in the room.

Ewer Tablets reminds them to take their supplements and medication, and quietly tells you the moment a dose is missed. So you stop wondering, and start knowing.

Free iPhone beta, via TestFlight.

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Peace of mind

Most days, all you'll feel is reassured.

Caring from a distance shouldn't mean lying awake wondering. Ewer Tablets keeps a quiet eye on every dose, so no news really is good news. And on the rare evening something slips, you're the first to know, gently and in time, while a quick phone call is all it takes. Caring stops being a solo job and becomes a circle.

No more wonderingwhether today's doses were taken. The household can simply see, instead of guessing.
One quiet nudgeturns a missed evening into a warm phone call, long before it's anything to worry about.
How it works

Three steps. Then caring takes care of itself.

Set it up once, for yourself or for someone you look after. Ewer Tablets does the remembering, and the telling.

Step one

Build the stack

Add what they take and when, vitamins, supplements, prescriptions, the lot. Point the camera at a label and the ingredients fill themselves in.

Step two

Gentle reminders

At each dose time, a calm nudge, not a nag. One tap confirms it's taken, and the day is marked.

Step three

A partner is alerted

Miss a dose, and the person you've chosen is told, a son, a daughter, a carer. Nobody has to keep watch alone.

Beyond the tablets

The rest of looking after someone, in the same place.

Tablets are only part of the day. Ewer Tablets holds the other pieces of a care routine too, and shares them with the circle.

A daily check-in

One gentle question a day, answered in a tap. A small signal that today is a good day, visible to the people who care.

Appointments on the plan

The GP visit, the blood draw, the follow-up: on the shared care plan, so nobody finds out about Tuesday on Wednesday.

A shared checklist

The small recurring things, drink water, evening walk, order the refill, ticked off where everyone can see them.

Know what you take

Not just remembering. Understanding.

Ewer Tablets adds up what's actually taken, meals included, so you can see the picture instead of guessing at it.

Daily totals and trends

Every supplement and meal added up for the day, and the weeks drawn as a quiet line, so you see the pattern, not just today.

Upper-limit warnings

A flag when a nutrient is heading past a safe upper limit, so you can ask the right question before it's a problem.

Gaps and waste

See where you're falling short, and where you're paying for pills you don't need. Neither malnourished nor wasteful.

Ewer Tablets Plus Included free during the beta

When you're ready, see the whole picture at once.

An assistant that reads your supplements, your diet, and your test results together, in plain language, so nothing sits in isolation. While we're in beta, every account has all of it.

Ask anything, out loud

A chat that already knows your stack. Type or just talk, ask what something is for, or whether two things sit well together, and get a plain answer.

Make sense of your bloodwork

Upload a blood test and see it explained against what you take, in language you can bring to your doctor.

The whole picture

Supplements, diet, and results read together. Patterns you'd never spot looking at one screen at a time.

Connect your tracker

Bring in sleep and activity from Garmin and others, so movement and rest join the same picture.

Where the line is

Helps you notice and ask. Never replaces your doctor.

  • Every flag is a prompt to talk to a professional, not medical advice or a diagnosis.
  • Your health information is yours. You decide who in your circle can see what.
  • No passwords to remember. A 6-digit code, sent to your email, signs you in on phone and browser.
"I used to call every evening just to ask if she'd taken her tablets. Now I only call to say goodnight." The reason Ewer Tablets exists

Caring is not worrying.

Set it up in a few minutes, for yourself or for someone you love. The remembering, and the telling, are handled.

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