Oneulyak: Medication Reminder
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About this app
Oneulyak gently points out when it’s time for your meds, and lets you tap once to log a dose — a fully offline medication reminder.
We built it around the idea of a “med buddy” who quietly keeps you company, instead of nagging. No feeling of being checked up on, no guilt — just a little pill-jar character by your side.
■ A good fit if you
· Take medication or supplements at set times each day or week
· Sometimes think “wait, did I already take it?” and want a quick way to check
· Want something light to use with no login or sign-up (some ads included)
· Prefer a warm, friendly reminder over a clinical-looking medical app
■ Main features
· Add a medication — name, note, and dose times (set to the minute with a wheel picker)
· Repeat options — no repeat / daily / weekly on the days you choose
· Reminders — a notification at the times you set (works around battery-saver settings)
· One-tap log — tap “I took it” to log it, and undo right away if you tapped by mistake
· Repeat reminder — if there’s no response, it reminds you once more at your chosen interval
· Choose a sound — pick from a few gentle notification sounds
· Pill-jar buddy — a mascot that quietly keeps you company on screen
■ Gentle, but honest promises
· This is not a medical device. It doesn’t diagnose, prescribe, or claim any effect.
· An “I took it” record is a self-report you tapped yourself. It doesn’t confirm you actually took the medication.
· The schedule and days are the values you entered. The app doesn’t verify or correct them.
· Reminders may be late or may not go off, depending on your device and manufacturer’s battery settings. Follow your prescription, and check with your pharmacist or doctor if you’re unsure.
· It won’t celebrate you for taking your meds, or scold you for missing them. It just stays by your side.
■ How your data is handled
· The medications and records you enter are stored only on your device. They’re never sent to an external server.
· No account, no login, no server.
· To keep the app free, a banner ad (Google AdMob) is shown at the bottom of the screen. For ads, some information such as an advertising identifier may be collected by the ad provider. See the privacy policy for details.
· If you delete the app or switch devices, records can’t be recovered (no cloud backup).
Small habits, kept together. Oneulyak is here with you today, too.
* This app is not a medical device and does not provide medical advice. Consult your doctor or pharmacist for any medication decisions. In an emergency such as overdose or severe side effects, call your local emergency number right away — 911 (US), 999 (UK), 112 (EU).
We built it around the idea of a “med buddy” who quietly keeps you company, instead of nagging. No feeling of being checked up on, no guilt — just a little pill-jar character by your side.
■ A good fit if you
· Take medication or supplements at set times each day or week
· Sometimes think “wait, did I already take it?” and want a quick way to check
· Want something light to use with no login or sign-up (some ads included)
· Prefer a warm, friendly reminder over a clinical-looking medical app
■ Main features
· Add a medication — name, note, and dose times (set to the minute with a wheel picker)
· Repeat options — no repeat / daily / weekly on the days you choose
· Reminders — a notification at the times you set (works around battery-saver settings)
· One-tap log — tap “I took it” to log it, and undo right away if you tapped by mistake
· Repeat reminder — if there’s no response, it reminds you once more at your chosen interval
· Choose a sound — pick from a few gentle notification sounds
· Pill-jar buddy — a mascot that quietly keeps you company on screen
■ Gentle, but honest promises
· This is not a medical device. It doesn’t diagnose, prescribe, or claim any effect.
· An “I took it” record is a self-report you tapped yourself. It doesn’t confirm you actually took the medication.
· The schedule and days are the values you entered. The app doesn’t verify or correct them.
· Reminders may be late or may not go off, depending on your device and manufacturer’s battery settings. Follow your prescription, and check with your pharmacist or doctor if you’re unsure.
· It won’t celebrate you for taking your meds, or scold you for missing them. It just stays by your side.
■ How your data is handled
· The medications and records you enter are stored only on your device. They’re never sent to an external server.
· No account, no login, no server.
· To keep the app free, a banner ad (Google AdMob) is shown at the bottom of the screen. For ads, some information such as an advertising identifier may be collected by the ad provider. See the privacy policy for details.
· If you delete the app or switch devices, records can’t be recovered (no cloud backup).
Small habits, kept together. Oneulyak is here with you today, too.
* This app is not a medical device and does not provide medical advice. Consult your doctor or pharmacist for any medication decisions. In an emergency such as overdose or severe side effects, call your local emergency number right away — 911 (US), 999 (UK), 112 (EU).
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What’s new
Oneulyak is officially here.
- A fully offline medication reminder that gently points out when it's time.
- No login — tap once to log a dose.
- Daily/weekly repeats, to-the-minute times, and a choice of sounds.
- Korean & English, following your device language automatically.
Here with you today, too.
- A fully offline medication reminder that gently points out when it's time.
- No login — tap once to log a dose.
- Daily/weekly repeats, to-the-minute times, and a choice of sounds.
- Korean & English, following your device language automatically.
Here with you today, too.
