Snap your medicine, say or type how you take it. Anatono turns it into gentle reminders, and checks every medicine before you take it.
Get Anatono freeAnatono puts every dose into your phone's own calendar and alarms, so it rings on time, even when the app is closed.
Typing in every medicine, strength, time and day by hand takes about ten minutes. With Anatono it's one photo and one sentence.
Speak the way you speak at home. Anatono understands Urdu, Roman Urdu, Punjabi and English, even in one sentence.
Doctor's handwriting, strip packs, syrup bottles. Gemma 4 reads them, and shows you what it read before anything is saved.
Twice a day for five days, once a week, only when needed. Every medicine keeps its own schedule.
Two brands with the same medicine inside? Anatono spots it and warns you before you take both.
Set reminders for Ammi and Abbu from your phone, and add them to your own calendar too.
Your routine stays on your phone. Photos go to Gemma 4 on Google's Gemini API only to be read, and Anatono keeps no copy. No account, no ads.
Whoever takes the medicine, and whoever looks after them.
Before you take it, Anatono reads the pack and checks it against your routine. You see the reason for every warning.
Sample reviews for this preview. Real ones will replace them at launch.
"Ammi used to forget her evening tablet. Now the bell rings at nine and she shows me the tick."
"I said the prescription out loud in Punjabi and it set everything. I didn't type a single word."
"It caught that Panadol and the cough syrup both had paracetamol. I had no idea."
people with a long-term illness don't take their medicines as prescribed.
WHO, Adherence to long-term therapies"Five medicines after my knee surgery, one photo. The reminders were in my calendar before I left the pharmacy."
medical products in low- and middle-income countries is substandard or falsified.
WHO, 2017Snap your medicine, say how you take it, and Anatono takes it from there. Free for everyone.