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Every medication.
One list.
Known when it matters.

KnownMeds keeps all your medications in one large-print list: prescriptions, over-the-counter medicines, and vitamins. Show it to any doctor, pharmacist, or family member. And if you ever can't speak for yourself, emergency responders can see it too.

See it work Get the emergency kit

Takes about two minutes to set up. Nothing to type, no password to remember.

One list
Every prescription, every vitamin, every store you fill at — in one place that belongs to you
Keeps itself current
Connect Medicare once and new prescriptions appear on their own
Free, and stays free
No cost to you or your family. No advertising. Your information is never sold

How it works

No typing drug names. No passwords to remember. Most people are set up in about two minutes.

1

Snap your bottles

Point your phone's camera at each medicine bottle. KnownMeds reads the label and adds it, with a plain-English note about what it's for. You check it before it's saved.

2

Connect Medicare once

If you have Medicare, connect it one time and your prescriptions keep themselves current, from any pharmacy you fill at. See how that works.

3

Show anyone

One tap opens a big, clear list to hand across any counter or exam table. Invite family to see it, or help manage it from another city.

The list that speaks for you

In an emergency, EMS crews today sweep your pill bottles into a bag. With KnownMeds, your list is one scan away: on your fridge, in your wallet, and on your phone.

The fridge magnet and the hard plastic wallet card carry a code responders can scan. No app on their end, no password, nothing to unlock.

Get the magnet and wallet card

MEDICAL INFORMATION

Dorothy Miller, 78. Blood type O+
  • ALLERGY: Penicillin (severe)
  • Lisinopril 10 mg, blood pressure
  • Metformin 500 mg, blood sugar
  • Levothyroxine 75 mcg, thyroid
  • Contact: Caiden (son), (720) 555-0193
Responders: scan the code on the fridge magnet for the current card.

Everything in one place

Designed for readers of every age, with big type, high contrast, and plain words. No medical jargon, no clutter, no ads.

Snap, don't type

Point the camera at a pill bottle and it's added. Snap your insurance card and your photo ID into your cards section the same way.

Always current

Connect your Medicare account once and new prescriptions appear on their own, no matter which pharmacy filled them.

Family access

Choose who can see or help manage your list. An adult child can set the whole thing up for a parent from another city.

Allergies in your words

Type your allergies once and they sit at the top of your list and on your emergency card. Severe ones show in red.

Large print, always

Big type and plain words on every screen. Nothing hidden behind small grey text.

Private by design

Your information is encrypted on your device and on our servers. No advertising, no data sales, and you decide who sees your list. Read the promise.

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A look inside the app

One list, three ways it shows up for you.

My List
ALLERGIES: PenicillinSevere. Tap to edit.
Lisinopril 10 mgBlood pressure. Every morning.
Metformin 500 mgBlood sugar. Breakfast and dinner.
Levothyroxine 75 mcgThyroid. Before breakfast.
Every medication, large print
Emergency Card
Dorothy Miller, 78Blood type O+. Updated today.
ALLERGY: PenicillinSevere reaction
6 current medicationsOne scan for responders
Scan from fridge magnet
There when you cannot speak
My Cards
Insurance cardDevoted Choice (PPO)
RxBIN 610014RxPCN MEDDPRIME
Photo IDName and date of birth
+ Add a card
Hand your phone to the counter

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Built for iPhone and Android. Tell me when it's in the app store.

For independent pharmacies

Your chain competitors have an app. Give your patients a better one, with your name on it.

Put KnownMeds on your counter

A co-branded kit with a scan code, a counter card, and bag inserts. Your patients set it up in about two minutes.

Your name on the list they carry

Every doctor, specialist, and hospital they show the list to sees which pharmacy takes care of them.

Nothing to install

KnownMeds does not touch your pharmacy system and does not need anything from your software. Your staff hand out a card, and that is the whole ask.

Tell us your address and we'll send your kit

Get KnownMeds

Leave your email and we'll send you the link the moment the app is in the App Store and Google Play. In the meantime, you can try it in your browser.

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Something went wrong on our end. Email us directly at hello@knownmeds.com and we'll add you by hand.

We'll only email you about KnownMeds, never anything else, and you can stop any time.

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Common questions

Is KnownMeds really free?

Yes. Free for you and your family, and it stays free. Pharmacies and health plans pay for the professional tools that help them serve you better. The fridge magnet and hard wallet card are the only things that cost anything, because they have to be printed and mailed.

I'm not good with phones. Can I still use it?

KnownMeds was designed for you specifically: big print, one thing per screen, and no password to remember. Your pharmacy's staff can set it up with you at the counter in about two minutes, and a family member can manage it for you from anywhere.

Who can see my medication list?

Only you and the people you personally choose: a family member you invite, a doctor you hand the phone to, or a responder scanning your emergency card. Nothing is shared without your say-so, and you can remove access at any time. The full details are in our privacy promise.

Does it work if I use more than one pharmacy?

Yes. Your list belongs to you, not to any one store. Every medication lives in one place no matter where it was filled.

Does KnownMeds tell me what to take, or warn me about my medicines?

No, and that is on purpose. KnownMeds is a record-keeping tool. It shows what you and your sources have put in it. It does not check doses, flag interactions, or give medical advice. Questions about your medicines belong with your doctor or pharmacist, and in an emergency you should call 911.

What if KnownMeds goes out of business?

Your list belongs to you. You can download or print everything at any time, and nothing about your care depends on us being here. That is by design.

What phones does it work on?

iPhone and Android. Your wallet card and fridge magnet work with no phone at all.