Your own reminders — with a safety net.
You know you should take your meds on time and eat on schedule. MedsYet texts you, waits for your YES or NO, and if you go quiet, calls you — then lets someone you trust know.
Sound familiar?
- !Forgetting morning meds when the day gets busy
- !Skipping meals or snacks because you lose track of time
- !Phone alarms you dismiss and instantly forget
- !No one knows if you actually took your medication today
- !Feeling like you need a system but don't want a complicated app
How MedsYet helps
- ✓Plain-text reminders on the phone you already use — no app to open
- ✓Reply YES or NO so there's a record you actually did it
- ✓If you don't reply, MedsYet calls you — say yes or no, or press 1 or 2
- ✓Still no confirmation? Your backup contact gets a text to check in
- ✓Covers meds, insulin, meals, snacks, blood sugar checks — anything on a schedule
- ✓You manage your own schedule from your account
Frequently asked questions
Do I need someone else involved?
Not necessarily. You can use MedsYet just for yourself with no backup contact. But adding a trusted person — a spouse, sibling, adult child, or neighbor — means someone hears if you go quiet through the whole escalation.
What if I just forget to reply?
MedsYet retries the text. If you still don't reply, it places a voice call. You can say yes or no, or press 1 for yes and 2 for no. If even the call doesn't get a response, your backup contact gets a text.
Is this just for diabetes?
No. You can schedule reminders for any medication, meal, snack, or health check. Diabetes was the first use case we built for, but MedsYet works for anything on a recurring schedule.
How is this different from a phone alarm?
An alarm beeps once and you dismiss it. MedsYet keeps asking until you reply YES or NO — and if you don't, it calls, then alerts your backup. It's confirmation with a safety net, not just a notification.