Capture the label
Take a clear photo of your medication label or select an image from your gallery. Keep the printed name, strength, and directions visible.
AI medication scanning, made simpleScan your meds.
Scan your meds.
Stay on track.
Scan your medication label, review the details, and build your daily routine. Explore 4,236 unique reference pill images and official medication labels in a few taps, then save reference information locally for easy access.
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AI Scanner
From label to medication card
Example labelEXAMPLE MEDICATION10 mg
Directions printed on your label
Ready for your review
Example medication
Strength 10 mg
Instructions Extracted from label
Review · Edit · Save
Illustrative workflow · Always verify details
Meet your AI medication scanner
From a label photo to an organized list.
Let AI help with data entry. You stay in control of what is saved.
Check every detail
AI helps extract medication names, strengths, and readable instructions. Compare the result with the original label and edit anything that needs correcting.
Build your routine
Save your medication, configure reminders, and record daily doses on TODAY. Your medication information stays easy to find.
AI scanning sends your selected image to a remote service. Results can be incomplete or incorrect. Always verify the details before saving.
Medication information, close at hand
Know your meds. Keep the details handy.
Reference pill images and official medication labels are only a few taps away. Save reference information locally to support a consistent medication routine.
4,236
Unique reference pill images to help you compare appearance alongside your medication details.
97,123
Parsed Structured Product Labeling (SPL) cards, including 96,820 reachable through an NDC lookup.
269,937
Indexed NDC package codes, with 32,078 medication name keys for lookup.
SPL index counts describe label cards and lookup entries, not unique drugs or drug applications. Reference images are a visual aid; always confirm medication identity with your label or pharmacist.
Built around your day
Scan first. Stay organized every day.
After reviewing your scan, save your medication and build a daily routine with checklists, reminders, dose history, and refill tracking. Share your medication list and dose log with doctors and caregivers when you need to coordinate care.
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Today's checklist
See scheduled medications together and record when you've taken a dose.
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Clear dose history
Review when you took each dose, then share your log with your doctor or caregiver to discuss your medication routine.
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Medication details
Open reference pill images and official medication labels in a few taps. Save reference information locally and keep schedules organized in one place.
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Reminders
Plan medication reminders and stay aware of upcoming doses.
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Refill awareness
Keep an eye on medications that may need replenishing soon.
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AI medication scanner
Take a photo or choose one from your gallery. Review the medication details extracted by AI before saving.
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Share your list & dose log
Share your medication list and dose history with doctors and caregivers via text, PDF, email, or other sharing apps. Keep everyone informed with details you choose to share.
Privacy matters
You choose what goes into your scan.
Before uploading a medication photo, mask identifying information using an image editor. Save the masked image to your gallery, then select that copy for AI scanning.
- Review an image before deciding to upload it.
- Mask names, addresses, and other identifying information while keeping medication details readable.
- Read the privacy policy to understand data processing before use.
A note about safety
A companion for organization — not medical advice
TakeToday does not diagnose conditions or decide what medication you should take. Follow your clinician's instructions and check with a qualified professional about medication questions.
Frequently asked questions
Good to know
What can the AI scanner read?
It helps extract readable medication names, strengths, and instructions from labels. The result depends on the image and label. Review and edit the information before saving.
Can I scan a photo with identifying details masked?
Yes. Mask personal information using an image editor, save that copy to your gallery, and choose the masked photo for scanning. Keep medication information readable.
What if the AI gets something wrong?
Correct the fields before saving, take a clearer photo, or enter details manually. The scanner assists with data entry; it does not verify prescriptions or recommend doses.
Can I share my medication list and dose log?
Yes. Share your medication list and dose log with doctors and caregivers via text, PDF, email, or other sharing apps. Use them to prepare for appointments, discuss your routine, and coordinate care. Review the information and recipient before sharing.
Is TakeToday a medical device?
TakeToday is intended as an organizational tool, not for diagnosis, treatment recommendations, or medical decision-making.
Can I use TakeToday to change my dosage?
No. Follow the medication instructions provided by your healthcare professional. Contact them before changing a dose.
When will TakeToday be on Google Play?
The Android launch is in preparation. This page will be updated with an official Google Play link after publication.
How do I request support or deletion of my data?
See our support page. The final contact and deletion procedure will be published before launch.
Coming to Android
Your medication routine starts with a scan.
Less typing. An organized medication list. TakeToday is preparing for release on Google Play.
The store link will be enabled once the app is live.