oh — you're here cause you forget your fucking meds. same though. we're not judging.
SO WHAT'S YOUR PROBLEM? DISCIPLINE? MEDS TOO FAR AWAY? INCONVENIENCE?
your meds sit at home. your life happens everywhere else. we don't think it's a you problem — carrying a bottle of pills around just isn't convenient. so you don't. and then you forget.
THE ANNOYING BRACELET.
it holds your meds on your wrist and freaks out if you ignore the reminder. five things make it work:
WRIST-WORN, DISCREET POD
your meds ride on your wrist — not in a cabinet across town. always within reach, never out of sight.
FORCED PHYSICAL ESCALATION
buzz → glow → beep ramps until you physically open the pod. no snooze-tap escape hatch.
LID-SENSOR TIMESTAMPS
every open gets logged. you stop guessing whether that dose was today or yesterday.
BUDDY ALERTS
ignore it long enough and it rats you out to whoever you trust — a text to your mom, your partner, your weird responsible friend. because sometimes you need someone else to give a shit.
CUSTOMIZABLE ALARMS
set the buzz, the beep, the volume, the escalation timing. make it as annoying or as chill as your particular brand of forgetful ass needs.
two ways in: join the list for free and maybe get picked, or drop a $5 deposit and one of the limited slots is yours — guaranteed, no maybe. either way, actually testing the beta is your choice. the $5 is refundable at any time.
PHONE PINGS ARE TOO EASY TO SWIPE. CABINETS ARE TOO FAR AWAY.
so we strapped your meds to your body — where they can't be ignored.
problem 01 · LUGGING BOTTLES
bottles are bulky. planners rattle. pill organizers are embarrassing to crack open in public. so your meds stay home — and you're out here unmedicated.
problem 02 · PHONE PINGS
your phone pings. you're mid-task, so you swipe it away to "deal with it later." later never comes. the ping wasn't annoying enough to make you stop — so the dose never happened.
problem 03 · GUESSWORK
3 PM. did you take it today, or was that yesterday? guessing with medication is a terrible hobby.
real talk ↓
got a story to tell?
the one where you forgot the important med. the one where your dad missed his heart pill. or you just want to talk more — ask us anything, tell us what's broken, pitch a feature. book 15 minutes, we'll listen.