Count your tablets at home in seconds.

Sorting a month of tablets for an elderly parent, cutting strips down to a daily dose, or counting what is left in the bottle before the next trip to the medical store: hand-counting loose tablets is slow, and easy to lose track of.

Spread them out, take one photo, and countRx does the whole tray at once — tablets or capsules, any shape or colour. Each result comes with a confidence indicator, so you can tell a clean count from one worth checking again.

Point the camera at the barcode or 2D DataMatrix on a pack and, where the pack is supported, countRx fills in the medicine name automatically: US, EU and Canadian packs are recognised today, following your phone’s region.

The count itself needs no barcode and no region: it works on any tablets, from any strip or bottle.

Each count stays on your device alongside the photo it came from and the time it was taken, so the history is searchable by medicine rather than by memory. If a bottle ever looks short, pull up that day’s photo and see for yourself — and export the record to CSV or PDF whenever you need it.