Medical Disclaimer

Renly is a tool for keeping track of medication. It is not a medical device, and it does not provide medical advice, diagnosis or treatment.

Follow your care team

Your doctor and pharmacist know your health. Always follow their instructions, and speak to them before starting, stopping or changing any medication, including anything listed in this app.

We do not promote any medicine

Renly is independent. It is not sponsored by, paid by or affiliated with any pharmaceutical company, pharmacy or healthcare provider. It does not advertise, sell, prescribe or recommend any medicine, brand or treatment, and nothing in the app should be read as an endorsement.

About the sample medications

When you first open Renly it shows a few sample medications with generic names, so you can see how the app works. They are examples only, not advice or a suggestion to take anything. They never send reminders, are never backed up, and are removed as soon as you add your first medication.

About the medication list

The list is there to make entering names faster. It is not a recommendation, and it is not a complete or authoritative reference. Strengths and uses vary by country and by person.

About reminders

Reminders rely on your device and its settings, and can be delayed or missed. Please do not depend on Renly as your only safeguard.

In an emergency

If you think you have taken too much of a medication, or you feel seriously unwell, call your local emergency number or poison control service straight away.