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Pill Counter: Tray Scanner

Count pills from a photo

Count pills in seconds — not minutes. Point your camera at a tray, let on-device AI detect the pills, then review and correct the count before you save it.

Download on the App Store

How It Works

1. Place pills on a clean, flat tray.
2. Hold your phone overhead and capture — or use live mode for real-time counting.
3. AI detects every pill and shows a numbered overlay.
4. Review, make corrections if needed, and confirm.

Features

🤖 AI Detection

Custom-trained YOLOv11 model detects pills of many shapes, sizes, and colors.

📷 Two Modes

Live Count for real-time spot-checks. Capture & Count merges several frames into one count for you to review.

✏️ Tap to Edit

Missed a pill? Tap to add. False detection? Tap to remove. Full control.

🟠 Uncertain Pills Flagged

Pills near the confidence threshold are highlighted in orange so you know where to double-check.

📋 Batch Counting

Count multiple trays in one session with running totals and per-tray breakdown.

📊 Session History

Every count is saved on your device with a thumbnail, the detections, and the final count.

📤 Export

Share a text summary of a count with colleagues or keep it for your records.

🔒 On-Device Detection

Pill detection runs locally on your iPhone using Apple's Core ML. No images or counts are uploaded, and the app has no account, no analytics, and no ads. Nothing leaves your device unless you choose to share a count summary.

Free vs Premium

Free

  • Up to 50 pills per tray
  • 1 tray per session
  • 3 saved sessions

Premium

  • Up to 500 pills per tray
  • Unlimited trays per session
  • Batch counting & running totals
  • Export count summaries
  • Full session history

Premium is available as a weekly subscription with a 3-day free trial, or as an annual subscription. Prices are shown in the app and on the App Store in your local currency. Subscriptions renew automatically unless cancelled at least 24 hours before the end of the current period.

Pill Counter is a counting assistance tool. It is not a medical device and is not a substitute for professional judgment or established pharmacy counting procedures. Always check the count yourself before relying on it.