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Medication routines, made gentle

Take the right medicine at the right moment — without thinking about it.

Circa turns your prescriptions into a simple daily routine built around meals and sleep, then reminds you when each medicine is due.

Start your routineFree for up to 2 medicines

A day in Circa

07:30

Morning

Levothyroxine · 1 tablet · before breakfast

12:30

Midday

Metformin · 1 tablet · with lunch

22:30

Bedtime

Melatonin · 1 tablet

Why people use Circa

Timed to your day

Tell Circa when you wake, eat and sleep. It places each medicine where it belongs — with breakfast, before food, or just before bed.

One calm checklist

Today's medicines, grouped into Morning, Midday, Evening and Bedtime. Tap to log, watch your ring fill, keep your streak.

Scan the label

Photograph a prescription label and Circa fills in the name, strength and directions. You check everything before it's saved.

Reminders that arrive

Lock-screen notifications at medicine time, or one-tap alarms added straight to your iPhone Calendar.

Ready for your doctor

A clear summary of your medicines and how consistently you've taken them, ready to print or share.

Stays on your phone

Your medicines and history live on your device. No account needed to use Circa.

How it works

  1. 1

    Set your rhythm

    Wake-up, meals and bedtime — the anchors of your day.

  2. 2

    Add your medicines

    Scan a label or type it in. Pick how often and any rules.

  3. 3

    Follow along

    Circa assembles the schedule and nudges you when it's time.

Simple pricing

Free

  • Up to 2 medicines
  • Daily schedule & checklist
  • Streaks and progress
  • Calendar alarms

Circa Pro

$3.99/month or $29/year

  • Unlimited medicines
  • Lock-screen notifications
  • 15 label scans a month
  • Doctor report
See Pro

Install on your iPhone

Open Circa in Safari, tap Share, then “Add to Home Screen”. It opens like any other app, with notifications on iOS 16.4 or newer.

No App Store download needed.

Circa is a reminder tool, not medical advice. Always follow your prescriber's directions.