Add what you take
Your medicines and your times. Nolara builds the schedule in your own timezone, so 8 AM always means your 8 AM — even when you travel.
Medication, remembered together
The quiet answer to “did you take your medicine?”
Nolara reminds you at your own times and keeps an honest record of every dose: taken, skipped, or missed. And only if you invite them, someone who loves you can follow along from anywhere in the world.
Coming to Google Play
Read the privacy promise
No ads. No trackers. No selling of data — ever.
0advertising SDKs
0third-party trackers
0data ever sold
1screen to delete everything
Built for the hands that actually hold the pills.
Big type, one clear button, honest words — designed with seventy-year-old eyes and hands in the room, not as an afterthought.
How it works
Three honest steps. Nothing hiding behind them.
Get reminded, gently
Reminders live on the phone itself, so losing signal does not take them with it. Mark each dose taken, skipped, or snoozed — one large button, built for real hands.
Let someone in — or don't
Invite a caregiver by email and they see how the week is going. You can remove them any time, and their access ends that moment. Without an invitation, nobody sees anything.
Go deeper
Every claim on this page has a page behind it.
Features, with their limits
Reminders, the schedule, the record, sign-in, deletion — and where each one honestly stops.
See the features →The caregiver side
What you see from another city, what you never can, and why the line sits where it does.
For caregivers →Security & privacy
The minimum collected, everything protected, and receipts you can check from outside.
Read the receipts →Honest answers
Pricing, battery savers, offline behaviour — including the awkward questions.
Read the FAQ →The privacy policy
Plain language, ten minutes. A policy you cannot read protects the company, not you.
Read the policy →Leaving, cleanly
How deletion works, what goes, and the one stated exception — before you ever need it.
How deletion works →For the daughter in another city
When a dose goes unrecorded, Nolara tells the people you chose.
Most reminder apps stop at the person holding the phone. Nolara's whole reason to exist is the other person — the son in Dubai, the daughter in London — who just wants to know today went fine.
- An alert in their app, an email, and a push notification — three separate paths, because any single one can fail.
- First name only, never the medication, on any lock screen. A notification is read by whoever is holding the phone.
- Caregivers can see and support — never prescribe, never change your medicines, never delete anything. The record belongs to the patient alone.
Why Nolara exists
“Did you take your medicine, Mama?”
”امی، دوا لے لی؟“
”ماما، هل أخذتِ دواءك؟“
“Mamá, ¿te tomaste la medicina?”
« Maman, tu as pris tes médicaments ? »
The same question, asked every evening, in every language on earth — because that is what love sounds like from far away.
Medication is chemistry. Remembering it, together, is love. Nolara exists so the question is already answered before you have to ask.
Drawn on purpose
The lines Nolara will never cross.
Software that interprets health data becomes a medical device — regulated, and rightly so. A reminder app should not quietly become one. So these are not missing features. They are the design.
No diagnosis
Nolara records what you enter and shows it back. It never tells you what a reading means.
No dosing advice
It will never suggest you take more, less, or anything different. That conversation belongs to your doctor.
No emergency promises
It is not an emergency service and never pretends to be. For anything urgent — call. Always call.
No watching you
No analytics events, no tracking pixels, no advertising identifiers. Your inbox isn't tracked either — the emails carry no pixels and no rewritten links.
Privacy, receipted
Claims you can check, not vibes.
Anyone can say "we care about privacy". Nolara's claims are the kind you can verify from the outside — and the privacy policy is written in plain language, not legalese.
Read the full policy- The app asks for no camera, no photos, no location, no contacts. Check the permission list yourself — it is the shortest one you have seen in a while.
- Deletion is real and immediate in the app — everything goes at once, no grace period, no soft-delete, no backup we restore you from. Uninstalled already? Email us and we delete it for you.
- Consent is asked plainly, in its own words, before any health data is stored — and you can withdraw it whenever you like.
- Passwords are hashed, transport is HTTPS-only, and your sign-in token lives in the phone's own keychain.
Almost here.
Nolara is in final testing and coming to Google Play first, with the App Store to follow. When it arrives, set it up for someone you love — it takes ten minutes and a cup of tea. No waiting list, no email capture — just come back soon.
Coming to Google Play