“Right after I finish this.”

A little pesky. A lot on your side.

Pesky Pill Today screen on iPhone for a sample user, Jordan, showing 1 of 2 doses taken today: Morning at 8:00 AM taken, Evening at 8:00 PM not yet, a Last 7 days link and a Scan QR code button. — Today · Sample data

The same Today screen in the Pesky Pill Android app: 1 of 2 taken, Morning taken, Evening not yet, a Last 7 days link and a Scan QR code button. — Today · Sample data

3D render of the Pesky Pill organizer, seen long side up: one piece with a white morning row on the left and a black evening row on the right, SUN at the far end. Both Wednesday lids are slid open, showing a demo QR code on each compartment floor. — 3D render of the design · White for morning, black for evening

3D render, from above, of the Pesky Pill organizer with all fourteen lids slid open, showing a demo QR code on the floor of every morning and evening compartment. — 3D render of the design · A code on every compartment floor

Pesky Pill Last 7 days screen on iPhone for a sample user: today Morning taken at 8:04 AM and Evening not yet, then earlier days with each dose taken at its time, and one evening marked Not scanned. — Last 7 days · Sample data

The same Last 7 days screen in the Pesky Pill Android app: each day’s Morning and Evening doses with the time each was scanned, and one evening marked Not scanned. — Last 7 days · Sample data

The organizer’s 3D print files are a free download. Your own organizer works too, with printed QR codes.

Pesky Pill reminds you at each dose time, then keeps at it until you scan the code on your organizer. Want backup? Turn on phone calls. Annoying? A little. That’s the job.

Explore the betas See how it works

Closed beta on iPhone and Android · By invitation

We volunteered to be annoying.

It started with someone who cared enough to make sure their partner took their medication. Remembering for two people is hard, and being the one who has to keep asking wears on everyone.

Somebody has to be the annoying one. We’d rather it be us. Pesky reminds you at the dose time, reminds you again, and, if you turn calls on, calls every 10 minutes until the code is scanned. Then it goes quiet. No hard feelings.

Ugh, Pesky is calling again. (You’re welcome.)

What Pesky takes off your plate.

TAKE

Reminders that follow through.

A reminder at each dose time, and more until you scan the code at your organizer. Turn on phone calls and Pesky also calls every 10 minutes, starting 10 minutes after the dose time. It stops when you scan, at your next dose time, or at midnight.

How the calls work

TRACK

Your medications, with the details.

Keep each medication’s strength, form, instructions, units per dose and how many you have. Pesky Pill estimates what’s left from the doses you scan: an estimate, not an exact count. History is a month calendar of each day’s doses and when each was scanned.

REFILL · PLANNED

Refills that don’t sneak up on you.

Help with refills is planned and isn’t in the app yet. For now, the supply estimate shows what’s left.

Your dose history, on paper.

From History, pick dates up to three months apart and the app makes a PDF of each day’s doses and when each was scanned, to print or send to whoever you choose. People who manage family members can see their history too. A printable medication list is planned.