Hushknock · Pill counter and refill reminder
Pill counter
Hushknock counts down with every Taken and sends one quiet alert a day once you're low, until you tap Refilled.
The math
Hushknock reads the amount from each dose, like “2 tablets”, and looks two weeks ahead to work out the days left.
How it works
In the medication's settings, enter how many you have.
Medication → Supply“2 tablets” takes 2, “1/2 tablet” takes half. For “400 mg”, set how many per dose.
At the first dose time of the day, once you're within the days you chose.
Add the new pack. Hushknock remembers its size for next time.
Today → Running low → RefilledWhat the alert says
The second one is what a discreet medication shows.
Details
Amounts like “1/2 tablet” or “½ pill” count as 0.5.
For as-needed medication, choose how many left should trigger the alert.
The count comes from your history, so editing a dose keeps it right.
Hushknock doesn't order refills. It tells you in time to ask.
Count your kid's antibiotic or your dog's heart pills too.
The count pauses and alerts stop. Nothing is deleted.
Questions
Yes. Every time you tap Taken, Hushknock subtracts the amount in that dose, like 2 for “2 tablets”. Skipped and missed doses don't count.
Once the days left fall within your warning window, for example 7 days, Hushknock sends one alert a day at that medication's first dose time, until you tap Refilled.
For amounts like “400 mg”, set “Per dose” to how many tablets that is. Amounts written as a count, like “2 tablets” or “1/2 tablet”, are read directly.
Yes. Each Take now counts down, and the alert comes when the count reaches the number you chose.
No. It counts and reminds you; you order the refill as usual.
It's part of Hushknock Pro, a one-time purchase of $2.99. No subscription. A reminder at every dose stays free. If Pro ends, the count pauses and nothing is deleted.
Your first 3 medications and a reminder at every dose are free. No account, nothing leaves your phone. Pro is one payment of $2.99, with no subscription.
Hushknock is a reminder tool, not medical or veterinary advice. Follow the instructions of your doctor, vet or pharmacist, and never change a dose because of this app. Notifications depend on your phone's settings; the silent switch mutes the ring.