A normal medication reminder fires once and goes quiet. RemindRelay treats a dose as an open loop: if it is not acknowledged, it escalates — a louder nudge, then a text, then a trusted family member or caregiver — so a missed dose does not pass silently.
RemindRelay is not a medical device and is not for emergency, clinical, or life-critical use. Reminders are accountability nudges, not monitoring or care, and delivery is best-effort. See the Terms and FAQ.
The doses that matter most are the easiest to miss — you are in the shower, the phone is on silent, the notification gets swiped half-asleep. A single alert assumes firing equals acknowledging. For medication, that gap is exactly where adherence breaks down.
You set the policy once: which channels, how long to wait, and whether a person is ever involved. RemindRelay climbs only as far as it needs to and stops the instant the dose is acknowledged with a single tap. Quiet when things are fine; insistent only when they are not.
Trusted contacts and caregivers opt in before they can be escalated to, and they are looped in only at the tier you choose. A caregiver sees a calm, consent-based notification — never a surprise — and one acknowledgement closes the loop for everyone.
The first, quietest tap on the shoulder.
A text that lands even when the app is closed.
When silence is not an option, the phone rings.
Loop in a trusted person — the last line that always shows up.
A gentle push arrives — tap to acknowledge.
Still pending — a text nudge follows.
An automated voice call places the reminder where it cannot be missed.
A trusted caregiver is alerted — with prior consent.
One tap stops the chain and closes the loop for everyone.
No. RemindRelay is a productivity and accountability tool, not a medical device, not clinical advice, and not for emergency or life-critical use. Never rely on it for safety-critical medication management.
No. A person is only involved at the tiers you configure, and trusted contacts must consent first. A single acknowledgement stops the entire chain immediately.
Push, SMS, WhatsApp, email, an automated voice call, and trusted-contact / caregiver alerts — in whatever order and timing you set.
No. Delivery is best-effort across third-party networks (push, carriers, email) and can be delayed or fail. Do not depend on any single channel for critical doses.
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