You walk into the apothecary. It is dimly lit and staffed by a draconic creature in a trench coat who does not appear to have the best balance. With your passive perception, you see that the list and detail screens in PillTimer now update in real-time. Give me a perception check? (That's an 11.) With an 11, you also see that the detail page has been updated to make older doses less prominent. You see a strange looking object on the counter. (Can I investigate it?) Give me a wisdom saving throw. (10?) Ten is enough, you're able to complete part of the migration from PillTimer 2 to PillTimer 3 if the number of doses is exceptionally large. You're able to make your purchases, but I need a charisma save. (Dirty 20!) Not only do you take advantage of the graphical improvements made to the dose entry panel in PillTimer, but you successfully keep your cool when an arm pokes out of the middle of the staffer's trench coat to take your coins. Your transaction is finished, anything else? (Can I insight check the staffer?) You can certainly try... (Oh, that's an 8...) (I give Bardic Inspiration.) (Oh, with that... it's 12.) Yeah. The staffer is three kobolds in a trench coat.

Three is the version that your phone will know. Five months, give or take, spent with heads in code. Nine years since it started, again here we go: One new rewrite along this new road For iOS 16 and the future ahead One app to time your pills, one app to track them, One app to store them all, and in your iCloud sync them For iOS 16 and the future ahead This is a from-scratch rewrite for modern devices. iCloud syncing is now included. Visit pilltimer.app for support. And, sincerely, thank you for all the support for this little app over the last nine years.

One last time Relax, make a build again One last time With the same lines but modern Xcode And then we'll teach them how to say goodbye To say goodbye Because if there is a next version it's going to be a total rewrite that will require the latest version of iOS but there's some lingering bugs in the system now that have shown up because I haven't built any new versions with the new SDKs even though I should have and now people can't archive medicines but this should fix that and also the user interface is a little different on the iPad because of said SDKs but it should work better now One last time...

Bug fixes.

Bug fixes.

Just when you thought it was inconceivable that PillTimer would be updated for iOS 7, here we are. * Turns out zero doesn't mean what we think it means. So now, PillTimer will ignore any zeros for either hourly or daily limits. * If it's a decent medicine and you hate to delete it, you don't have to. But if it's just taking up space in your archive, you can now swipe to delete from the archive. (Upgrade only) * We know life often has pain; it's the reason we are selling something. To that end, we've fixed some lingering issues around the app crashing when attempting to upgrade. * Stuck in a battle of wits with the app? Send us an email from the app with the new "Report an issue / Get help" button on the add and edit screens. If there's a bug, I swear it will be fixed (may I live a thousand years and never code again). * Our new flat design is the greatest thing in the world. Except for a nice MLT (mutton, lettuce, and tomato) where the mutton is nice and lean... Thank you once again for your support, and remember you can get in touch at pilltimer@oddevan.com.

Okay, before we go 7-only, there's a few things you should know. 1: This version fixes a critical bug that caused the app to crash on some devices after purchasing the upgrade. 2: This version hides the archive button if multiple medications is not on. Also, this is a universal app. (Aside: version 2.0 was actually the first universal version, but we forgot to mention that last time.) 4--no, 3: The next major version will be iOS 7-only. 4: You. Thank you for your support; if there's any bugs or you just have questions don't hesitate to email pilltimer@oddevan.com . And 5; very important, 5: Don't let me eat pears. I hate pears!

From the developer who brought you “PillTimer 1” and “PillTimer 1.1” comes the next installment in this gripping but helpful saga... Introducing: PillTimer 2.0! Featuring: * Gorgeous new graphics from Andrew Ramos, sure to quicken hearts and inspire fanfics. * The abilites to store medicine names and dosages for longer than one day! You don’t even need radioactive spiders or metal suits for these superpowers! And introducing to the screen: * Superior tracking skills! Now you can track multiple medicines simultaneously and effortlessly; no promise that this will make you a particularly good finder, or lead you to Portkeys in the center of mazes. (In-app upgrade required) * An archive for medicines you are no longer taking! Just in case your body goes wibbly wobbly every so often, keep medicines stored so you don’t have to re-enter them into the app! (In-app upgrade required) App updates: ASSEMBLE!

Better VoiceOver support.