Master your shift,
not your memory.
Stop relying on scraps of paper and hospital towels. RemindRN is the ephemeral "digital brain" that does your math, alerts your wrist, and wipes clean when you go home.
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App Store
RM 401
- Intake: 250 (juice) + 100 (ABX)
- Output: ?? Forgot to check drain @ 02:00
TO DO:
- Print Strip
- Check Lab (K+ low)
- CHG Bath (pending)
MATH??
Total In: 450
Total Out: 200... no wait, 300? Scrapped the number off my glove.
Your pocket is not a
filing cabinet.
The "Post-it" system is broken. Scraps of paper get lost, ink smears, and hospital towels don't alert you when a Q4 assessment is due. You’re doing high-level clinical work—stop fighting your tools.
- Manual handoff math errors
- Misplaced PHI in scrub pockets
- Forgetting that lab redraw in the chaos
A brain in your pocket.
RemindRN is the ephemeral workspace that organizes the "now" so you can chart for "later."
Automatic I/O Math
Quick-tap chips for Oral, IV, and ABX. RemindRN does the math for you instantly. Handoff totals have never been this accurate or fast.
Custom Standards of Care
Customize your documentation checklist for every room. Hygiene, Lines, POC, or AM Notes—see exactly what's charted and what's pending at a glance.
Your shift.
On your wrist.
Don't get buried in tasks. RemindRN syncs with your Apple Watch to give you haptic nudges when hourly assessments are due or when that redraw timer expires. Hands-free tracking for bedside clinicians.
Haptic Nudges
A gentle tap on your wrist means something is due. No phone required.
Quick Totals
See Intake/Output totals at a glance while washing your hands.
Customize to your workflow.
Tailor RemindRN to your exact floor and patient needs in just a few taps.
Built for HIPAA.
Built for Privacy.
RemindRN stores **zero data in the cloud**. It is 100% offline. We don't want your patient's data, and we don't have it. All data is wiped from the app the moment you click "End Shift." It's as safe as paper, but twice as organized.
Privacy Guarantee:
No accounts. No servers. No PHI leakage. Just clinical utility.
