Senior & caregiver medication reminders

Nudje helps families keep an older parent or loved one on their medication — without turning care into surveillance. A caregiver can help set up and watch adherence for someone who agrees to be linked, while the person being cared for stays in control of their own phone and data.

The everyday problem

Managing a parent’s medication from a distance is stressful in both directions. You want to know today’s pills were taken; they don’t want to be micromanaged or nagged. A once-and-gone reminder helps neither of you — it’s forgotten by the person and invisible to you.

How Nudje helps

• Escalating reminders that actually land. A missed dose doesn’t vanish after one buzz — it returns, firmer, until it’s taken or quiet hours begin. Gentle, never an unstoppable alarm.
• Caregiver profiles, by consent. With the other person’s explicit agreement, a caregiver can help manage reminders and see whether doses were taken. Linking is opt-in and easy to undo — no secret monitoring.
• Big, simple, multilingual. Clear reminders written natively in each language — helpful when a parent’s first language isn’t yours.
• Private for everyone involved. Sync is end-to-end encrypted; adherence information is shared only between the people who chose to link, and never sold or mined.

Consent is built in on purpose. Nudje is designed so no one can be monitored without agreeing to it, and either side can unlink at any time.

Good for

Adult children helping a parent, spouses supporting each other, and anyone coordinating care for a family member who wants help remembering — not someone looking over their shoulder.

Common questions

Can they see that I’m watching? Yes. There’s no hidden monitoring — the person being cared for can always see who’s linked and remove them.

Do we both need the app? Yes, each on your own phone, linked by mutual consent.

Is their health data safe? It stays end-to-end encrypted and is shared only with the people they linked. See how Nudje protects privacy.