Without Tammen
- You call 3 times a day to ask, “Did you take your medicine?”
- The answer is “yes” — and you’re still not sure.
- The worry stays with you all day.
- And the person you care for feels watched.
For everyone caring for someone they love
Tammen is an app that reminds your loved ones when it’s time for their medication, and shows you they’ve taken it — without calling every few hours to ask.
Mom took her morning medication. You were still in your meeting.
Afternoon dose: taken. Not a single call.
You called to ask about her day — not about her pills.
That’s the whole difference.
Last dose
Taken
Care team
Stock
12 pills left
Basic plan
Free
Health logs
01The idea
Any alarm can ring. What matters is knowing the dose was actually taken — while you’re at work, at home, or travelling.
02Features
Five simple things, built to take the same worried question off your plate.
A clear alert at every dose time, answered with one tap: “Taken” or “Not yet”.
Add your siblings or anyone who helps with care. You all see the same picture, so nobody has to ask twice.
Tammen counts pills with every “Taken” and lets you know before the box runs out, so you can refill in time.
Save the next check-up, and keep your questions for the doctor and notes from each visit in one place.
Log weight, blood pressure and blood sugar, and see them on a simple chart to take to your doctor. Tammen only records and displays — reading and interpreting the numbers is your doctor’s job.
03How it works
No complicated setup — you can start feeling reassured from day one.
Mom, Dad, or yourself.
Name, dose and times — exactly as the doctor wrote them.
At dose time, they get a clear alert in large text.
One tap: “Taken” if they took it, “Not yet” if not.
See how things stand as they happen, without a single call.
04Who it’s for
The person caring, the person managing their own medication, and the one who needs it as simple as possible.
Caregiver
Mona works and runs her own home, and her mother lives alone. In the morning she opens Tammen, sees “Taken” next to the morning dose — and gets on with her day, reassured.
Using it for himself
Hossam takes daily medication, and his schedule jumps between work and travel. He uses Tammen for himself: reminders on time, a counter for each box, and readings ready for his doctor.
The patient — very simple for older users
Large text, large buttons, and one question: “Did you take your medicine?” No lists, no settings. Hajja Soad taps “Taken” — and Mona rests easy.
05Trust & privacy
Peace of mind can’t be built on vague promises. So here’s what Tammen does — and what it doesn’t.
Built on the principles of Egypt’s Personal Data Protection Law (PDPL — Law No. 151 of 2020). Only the people you add to the care team can see someone’s data.
Tammen reminds, records and displays. It doesn’t tell you what to take, doesn’t judge any reading, and doesn’t replace your doctor or pharmacist.
A dose is taken, not yet taken, or missed. We will never mark a dose “Taken” when it wasn’t.
No. You or the patient enter the medication, dose and times exactly as the doctor prescribed, and Tammen only reminds and records. Any question about the medication itself belongs with your doctor or pharmacist.
No. Tammen records the reading and shows it on a chart so you can share it with your doctor. Reading and interpreting the numbers is your doctor’s job.
Only the people you’ve added to the care team.
The patient screen has one question and two big buttons. And if nobody answers, the dose stays “Not yet” on your screen — so you know when it’s time to call.
06Pricing
The essentials that give you peace of mind are free. A Premium plan is coming soon.
Free
Everything you need to follow along and rest easy.
Pricing announced soon
We’re working on extra features for families and care teams. We’ll share details and pricing when they’re ready — and we won’t take away anything in the Basic plan.
We’re still listening before we decide