PillEye – tablet, pill counter

This app has helped me tremendously at my job with counting Clients medications. It’s brought my pill count time down from an hour and a half to 45 mins. This app is very accurate! I love that every pill that it counts it marks it on the screen with a green dot. You also can save the medication your counting for a back up reference. So if there is an error you can go back to this app for reference. I suggest anyone that has to count medications for their job to download this app cause it’s a life saver and time saver!

I have used this app for almost 2 years completely for free as a medical professional. I was ok with the change to being a paid service when I got the notification that a subscription is required for more than a certain amount of counts per day. I clicked on it fully intending to sign up and pay maybe $5ish per month to continue to use the app. I was absolutely shocked at the $25 per month fee. I will not be subscribing. I think a more affordable fee would bring a lot more subscribers. I will be looking for more affordable option that I can use more than a few counts per day.

Requires a 5 to 8 seconds delay when opening app. This is while it loads, then connects to account, then transmits your data, then prepares Home Screen. It does not jump right to the camera to count. Counting is the only reason anyone tries the app. And this app only counts a few times before asking for money and blocking further use. No one needs to save counts in their phone or manage inventory in their phone. It is not going to save anyone’s life or job to keep pictures of counts, especially since this app is not compliant with any laws or workplace regulations. Anyone who wants a counting app should just get Med Counter, which loads and counts instantly, doesn’t require an account, doesn’t save patient data, doesn’t break the law. I saw your response. “Ten counts” is insufficient for even 5 minutes of work. While you take 30 seconds to load, employees want to move to the next customer. You must are just too slow and limited.

An app that serves one purpose does not need a ridiculous subscription

I had been using Pilleye for a few months before I was prompted to pay. I had no issue supporting the developers of a super useful app that comes in handy at the beginning of every one of my nursing shifts. And then I saw the cost. $25 a month for something that does one simple, albeit useful, task, in my opinion is laughable. I will not be paying this, I would consider paying that annually, even $40, annually, but $300?? Get over yourselves!

High monthly pay.

The pro version was 30 dollars a year, and I wanted to support the developers of the app. I thought that was a reasonable price. Now they’ve jacked up the price to 300 dollars a year. Completely unreasonable especially when the app requires very good internet and doesn’t always work. I will be deleting the app and using something else. Thanks for the response but 25 dollars a month still equals 300 dollars a year decrease the price please

I loved this app, and would’ve gladly paid $25 a year, maybe even quarterly, but a month? $300 a year? That’s outrageous for an app. It’s a good app, but def not a necessary one for that price point.

I got recommended this app from one of my doctors since I’m always in a rush especially when counting the small pills that are a pain to count and this app is very accurate to manually counting from the amount of time I’ve used it. I would highly recommend this app since it hasn’t failed me yet😫

Used to be great when I used it about two years ago. Now I can only do so many counts a day before it stops me and paywall blocks me by asking me to become a premium user or something. No thanks