I live with a chronic condition, and almost every medication app I tried wanted a monthly subscription. So I built Cadence: unlimited medications free, and Pro is one payment that's yours for good.
It's been on the App Store since February, and almost 3,000 people in 95 countries have downloaded it since. It's had 68 updates in that time, a lot of them from people telling me what annoyed them about other apps.
If you've ever tried a medication app and stopped using it, I'd love to know why.
For me the biggest one is the subscription. Almost every app I tried wanted me to pay every month just to be reminded to take the medication that keeps me well, and I really don't like subscriptions.
Medication reminders for iPhone and Apple Watch. Unlimited meds free, Critical Alerts that ring through silent, refill tracking, widgets and a doctor report. Pro is one payment, no subscription. 68 updates since February, many from user ideas.
