Medication refill tracker
A medication refill tracker that warns you before the bottle is empty
Enter how many pills you have. Oki subtracts each dose you take and tells you when it's time to get more.
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The empty bottle always shows up on a Sunday night
Running out of a daily medication rarely comes as a dramatic moment. You shake the bottle, find two pills left and realize the pharmacy is closed tomorrow, or the refill needs a new prescription that takes a few days.
Oki is a medication refill tracker that keeps count so you don't have to. When you add a medication, enter the quantity you have at home in its dose unit: 30 tablets, 15 ml, a bottle of drops. Each time you mark a dose "Taken," Oki subtracts it.
A pill counter app that fixes its own mistakes
Tapped "Taken" by accident? Undo it, or change it to "Skipped," and the dose goes back into the count. The number stays honest even when your fingers don't.
When you pick up a refill, tap "Restock" and enter how much you bought. The new amount is added to what's left, so you don't have to recount the old bottle.
- Each "Taken" subtracts one dose
- Undo or "Skipped" puts it back
- "Restock" adds the new supply
Days left, worked out from your real schedule
A count of pills only helps if you know how long it lasts. Oki estimates the days left by looking at your schedule for the next four weeks, so a medication you take twice on weekdays and once on weekends is figured correctly, as is one on a cycle with break days.
When the supply reaches the number of days you chose (7 by default), a warning shows up on the Today screen with a "Restock" button. You'll see it the next time you open the app to check your doses, with time to call the pharmacy or request a refill from your doctor.
What stock control does and doesn't do
The low-stock warning appears inside the app. Oki doesn't send a push notification for it yet. It also doesn't connect to pharmacies, order refills or contact your doctor. It tells you when, and you take care of the rest.
Oki is not a medical device and doesn't give medical advice. Stock control is part of Premium, along with full history and the PDF report, and Premium starts with a 7-day free trial. Reminders are free forever.
How it works
- 1
Enter what's at home
Add the quantity in the medication's unit and how many days ahead you want the warning.
- 2
Take your doses
Each "Taken" lowers the count. Oki updates the estimate of days left.
- 3
Restock in time
When the warning appears on Today, get the refill and tap "Restock" to add it.
Frequently asked questions
How can I know when my medication will run out?
Enter how much you have in Oki. It subtracts each dose you take and estimates the days left from your next four weeks of schedule.
Does the count go back if I mark a dose by mistake?
Yes. Undo the log or change it to "Skipped" and the dose is returned to your stock.
When does Oki warn me?
When the supply reaches the number of days you choose, 7 by default. The warning appears on the Today screen with a "Restock" button.
Will I get a notification when I'm running low?
Not yet. The warning is shown inside the app, on the Today screen.
Can Oki order refills from my pharmacy?
No. Oki has no pharmacy integration and doesn't place orders or give medical advice. It tells you when it's time to refill.
Is the refill tracker free?
Stock control is part of Premium, which comes with a 7-day free trial. Reminders are free forever.
Reorder on a Tuesday, not in a panic
Oki is coming soon to the App Store for iPhone. Join the waitlist and never meet an empty bottle by surprise.
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We only use your e-mail to tell you about the launch.