Birth control reminder app

The birth control reminder app that knows where you are in the pack

Set your pill cycle once. Oki reminds you at the same time every active day, stays quiet during the break, and nudges you again if you don't tap "Taken."

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A pill reminder that follows your actual pack

A plain phone alarm doesn't know you're on day 19 of 21. Oki does. You can set a cycle like 21 days on and 7 off, or 24 and 4, and the reminders follow it. If you take a pill every day with no break, a simple daily schedule covers it.

Pick the time that fits your life, the one you're most likely to be awake and near your pack. Oki reminds you at that time every active day and stays quiet on break days, so the reminders match the pack in your hand.

When the first reminder gets swiped away

It happens: the notification comes in during a meeting or on the train, and you dismiss it meaning to come back. Oki reminds you again at 15 and 30 minutes if the pill isn't marked.

You can mark it taken, snooze it 10 minutes or skip it straight from the notification. The Today screen shows whether today's pill is done, and the history calendar makes it easy to look back if you're unsure about yesterday.

If you did miss a pill, Oki won't tell you what to do next. That depends on your pill and how many you missed, so check your pack insert or ask your doctor or pharmacist. Oki is a reminder, not medical advice.

Private and discreet by design

Oki has no ads and doesn't sell data. Medication names, notes and photos are never sent to analytics or ad tools. You don't even need an account to use it: an account is only for backup and sharing, and sign-in is by email code, with no password to remember.

Reminders are scheduled on your iPhone, so they work offline. You can name the medication whatever you like. And if you ever share a link with someone, you can hide medication names so the page only shows that a dose was taken.

Everything stays under your control: you can export or delete all your data from inside the app.

No ads, no data selling
Account optional, email code sign-in
Export or delete everything anytime

What this app is not

Oki is not a period tracker or fertility app. It doesn't track cycles, ovulation or symptoms. It's a dependable pill reminder with a clear record, and that's it.

If you take other medications or vitamins, you can add them too, with their own schedules. The free version covers unlimited medications and reminders.

Set it up in a minute

1
Add your pill
Type a name (any name you like), the time you want and your cycle, such as 21 on and 7 off.
2
Get reminded
Oki reminds you on active days and again at 15 and 30 minutes if you haven't marked it.
3
Tap Taken
Mark it right from the notification. Your history fills in on its own.

Frequently asked questions

What is the best way to remember to take birth control?

Take it at the same time each day and use a reminder that repeats if you miss it. Oki follows your pack cycle and reminds you again at 15 and 30 minutes.

Does Oki support 21/7 and 24/4 pill packs?

Yes. You can set a cycle with active days and break days. For continuous packs with no break, use a daily schedule.

Does Oki track my period or fertility?

No. Oki is a medication reminder only. It doesn't track periods, ovulation or fertility.

What should I do if I miss a pill?

Check your pack insert or ask your doctor or pharmacist. Oki doesn't give medical advice; it helps you notice a missed pill sooner.

Is my information private?

Oki has no ads and doesn't sell data, and medication names never go to analytics or ad tools. An account is optional.

Is the birth control reminder free?

Yes. Unlimited medications and reminders are free forever. Premium adds extras like full history and a PDF report, with a 7-day free trial.

One less thing to keep in your head

Oki is coming soon to the App Store for iPhone. Join the waitlist to be first to try it.