

For families who help a parent
One medication list your whole family can trust
Reminders, a record of every dose, and a clear list of what changed after each appointment. You choose who in the family sees it.
Free to start. Safety features are always free.
- You choose who sees your information
- Medication information reviewed by pharmacists
- Your health data is never sold


Big buttons, clear type, read aloud
Privacy and safety
How SwyftMeds handles your information
Your family's health records are personal. These are the promises we keep, in plain words.
You choose who sees it
Each person in your Care Circle sees only what you allow.
Reviewed by pharmacists
Medication information is checked by pharmacists.
Never sold or rented
We do not sell or rent your health data.
Safety features always free
Allergy flags, the Emergency Card and export.
After every appointment
Know what changed, before it reaches the pill box
After Mom's cardiology visit, there is no need to compare papers at the kitchen table. The list stays right for everyone who helps.
- Photograph the visit summary, or paste the notes.
- SwyftMeds lists each medication that was added, stopped or changed, with the line it came from.
- You tick the ones that are right and confirm. Nothing is saved until you do.

For the family
Is Mom OK today? One glance answers it
When a dose is marked taken, the family members your parent chooses see it too. You hear from SwyftMeds when something needs attention, not every time a dose is due.

For the person taking them
A Today screen that is easy to read and easy to use
Walter sees what to take and when, with one Mark taken button for each dose. It works on a phone, a tablet or a computer.
- Doses grouped by time of day.
- Senior Mode makes the text a quarter larger and every button bigger.
- Read today aloud, for days when small print is hard to see.
Getting started
Set up in about five minutes
Step 1
Add a person
Yourself, or a parent you help.Step 2
Add medications
Type them in, or upload a pharmacy label.Step 3
Choose reminder times
Morning, evening, or whatever fits the day.Step 4
Invite family
A sibling, a partner or a home-care worker.Step 5
Choose what they see
Each person sees only what you allow.


