Photograph your medicine box: you understand right away what it treats, how to take it and which side effects to watch for. Then set each dose and Notisia reminds you on time, for you and your family.
Every sheet comes from an official source.
BDPM
How it works?
Understand a medicine in one photo
Take a photo of the box or scan its code. You see what the medicine treats, how to take it, what to watch for and its side effects.
Advil 400 mgCoated tablet · HALEON FRANCEIbuprofenWhat it's forThis medication relieves fever and pain such as headaches, body aches, or painful periods. It is for adults and children aged 11-12 years and older (30 kg).
Important to knowProhibited from the 6th month of pregnancy onwards.Prohibited in case of allergy to ibuprofen or aspirin.Prohibited in case of ulcer, gastrointestinal bleeding, or severe liver, kidney, or heart disease.Do not take with other anti-inflammatory drugs or aspirin.Stop treatment and seek immediate medical attention in case of gastrointestinal bleeding or allergic reaction (swelling, difficulty breathing).Seek medical advice if you have heart, kidney, or liver problems.Avoid if you are trying to conceive a child.How to use itTake 1 tablet of 400 mg per dose, to be repeated if necessary every 6 to 8 hours, without exceeding 3 tablets per day (i.e., 1200 mg).Swallow the tablet whole with a large glass of water, preferably during a meal.In case of a migraine attack, take 1 tablet at the very onset of the attack.Consult a doctor if symptoms persist or worsen.Side effectsStomach acheCommonNauseaCommonHeadacheUncommonDiarrheaUncommonGastrointestinal bleedingSeriousFacial swellingSeriousSee a healthcare professional quickly if you have a serious reaction listed above.See more (4)Pregnancy & breastfeedingProhibited from the 6th month of pregnancy onwards. Not recommended before and during breastfeeding, unless advised by a doctor.
CompositionActive ingredientIbuprofen400 mgExcipients with known effectsListed because they matter for allergies and intolerances. Full list on the leaflet.Information for guidance only. Ask a healthcare professional for advice.Source: French public medicines database (BDPM), version of 22 June 2026.9:41Add to a BoxKeep everyone's medicines in order
Add each medicine to a Box: yours, your parents', your children's. Everyone has their own, with their treatments and reminders.
9:41Your BoxesSearch a Box
2 activeAlexMeD1 activeDadMy dad, 74
3 medicationsGrandmaMy grandmotherL1 medicationLeoMy son, 8BoxesCreate a treatment in seconds
Set the length and the dose times, and the treatment starts. Notisia tracks the course day by day and tells you when it ends.
9:41DDadMy dad, 74Add a medicationTaking now2Kardégic 75 mgsince Jul 3Day 12 of 30Ends Aug 2Amoxicilline 500 mgsince Jul 13Day 3 of 7Ends Jul 20In the cabinet1Doliprane 1000 mgadded Jun 15BoxesNever miss a dose, yours or a loved one's
Notisia reminds you of every dose on time and keeps nudging until it's done. The reminder also rings for your child or your parent, and you're notified if a loved one misses a dose.
9:41Good morning AlexToday13 doses leftYour progress todayMonTueWedThuFriSatSunDKardégic 75 mg08:00DadVitamin D09:00GrandmaAmoxicilline/Acide clavulanique 500 mg13:00AlexDLévothyrox 100 µg18:00DadMovedDoliprane 1000 mg21:00AlexOméprazole 20 mg22:00GrandmaToday
Why choose Notisia?
Notisia is the simplest and most complete medication reminder app.
Know what you're taking
Take a photo of the box. Notisia tells you what the medicine treats, how to take it and what to watch for. No more decoding the leaflet.
Never forget your medication
Notisia rings at each dose time. If you don't tick it off, it rings again. You tick from the notification, without opening the app.
Manage your family's medication
Set up reminders for your dad, your mum or your child. You see what they've taken and you get told when they forget.
Your questions, answered.
Does Notisia give medical advice?
Never. Notisia reads official medicine labels and rewrites them in plain words. It does not diagnose. It does not prescribe. It replaces neither your doctor nor your pharmacist.
Where does the information come from?
From official public databases: BDPM and ANSM for France, openFDA and DailyMed for the United States. Every sheet cites its source and the date of the version used.
Do I need an account?
Yes. We ask for it once, at the end of setup. Your Boxes, treatments and reminders live on it. Without an account, Notisia would have nothing to show you tomorrow morning, or on a new phone.
What if my medicine isn't in the database?
You type its name and carry on: treatment, times, reminders and checked doses all work the same. Scanning and search save time, they are never required. Only the explanatory sheet is missing when the databases don't know the medicine.
How much does it cost?
Notisia is a paid app, with a 7-day free trial when you subscribe. You see the price inside the app, before paying anything, and you can stop in one tap during the trial.
Which countries does Notisia cover?
France and the United States today. You still track a box from another country by typing its name. It only lacks the official sheet. We keep widening the coverage.
Where does my data go?
It stays yours: never sold, never shared with advertisers. We host it in Europe and encrypt it in transit.