Compared
The best supplement tracker apps in 2026, compared
Updated 18 September 2026
It depends on what you want from it. For a reminder at dose time and a warning before each bottle runs out, Supli or Supplement Tracker. For free reminders on iPhone, Apple Health. For medication, MyTherapy or Medisafe. For nutrients, Cronometer. To research what is in a product, SuppCo.
How we compared them
Eight apps, six criteria: what the app is made for, whether it reminds you at dose time, whether it counts what is left in the bottle, whether it needs an account, what is free, and where it runs. Everything about the other apps comes from their store listings, websites and help centers, read on 18 September 2026. Where a listing does not mention a feature, the table says so; it does not claim the feature is missing.
Supli is ours. It is in the list, and so is the app that does the most similar job.
The eight, side by side
| Supli | Apple Health | MyTherapy | Medisafe | Supplement Tracker | SuppCo | Cronometer | CareClinic | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Made for | Supplements | Medication and supplements | Medication | Medication | Supplements | Researching and rating products | Nutrients | Health tracking in general |
| Dose reminder | Yes, repeats after 15, 30 or 60 min | Yes, repeats after 30 min | Yes | Yes | Yes, one per dose | Yes | Reminds you to log food only | Yes |
| Counts the bottle | Yes, warns days before | Not in Apple’s guide | Yes, stock and refill | Yes, doses left and refill | Yes, pill inventory | Not advertised | Not advertised | Refill reminders |
| Account | None | Apple Account | Optional | Optional | None | Required | A free Basic account | Required |
| Free | During the beta | Yes | Yes, with ads | US only; elsewhere a 14-day trial | Up to 6 supplements | Yes, Pro is optional | Yes, with ads | Most features, with ads |
| Runs on | Android beta, iPhone soon | iPhone, Apple Watch | Android, iPhone | Android, iPhone, Apple Watch | Android, iPhone | iPhone, Android; US | Android, iPhone, web | Android, iPhone, Apple Watch |
Store listings, websites and help centers of each app, read on 18 September 2026. Supli is ours.
App by app
1.Supli
OursBest for: Four or more supplements, and knowing which runs out next
A reminder at dose time with a Taken button, one tap to mark, hold to skip. Each bottle counts down in its own unit, grams and scoops included, and warns you days before it runs out. No account, no ads, everything stays on the phone. It does not recommend supplements or look at interactions, on purpose.
Price: Free during the Android beta. The public version will be paid, with the price announced before launch.
2.Apple Health
Best for: A few supplements on an iPhone, for free
Medications in the Health app takes vitamins and supplements: a schedule, a reminder, a second one after 30 minutes, taken or skipped. Critical Alerts, sync with your Apple Account and a PDF export. Apple’s guide does not describe counting the bottle, and there is no Android version.
Price: Free, comes with the iPhone.
Does Apple Health track supplements?3.MyTherapy
Best for: Medication, with supplements alongside, for free
From smartpatient in Munich. Reminders, stock tracking and refill reminders, and it works without an account on one phone. It is funded by partners such as pharmaceutical companies and shows ads.
Price: Free. An ad-free subscription and a lifetime option are sold in the app.
4.Medisafe
Best for: Prescribed medication, especially with family or carers
Medfriends who get alerted if you miss a dose, dependents, health trackers, Apple Watch. It counts doses and reminds you to refill. Supplements go in as a medication, with limits its help center describes.
Price: Free in the US. Elsewhere, since 1 January 2026, a 14-day trial and then $4.99 a month or $39.99 a year.
A Medisafe alternative for supplements5.Supplement Tracker
Best for: The closest to Supli, on iPhone today
Made for supplements: a reminder for each dose, a pill inventory that tells you when to restock, offline, with no account. It is small and new; the iPhone version came out in March 2026.
Price: Free for up to six supplements. Premium from $3.99 a week to $39.99 for life.
6.SuppCo
Best for: Researching what is in a product
A database of over 250,000 supplements, a scanner, brand ratings, a stack score and daily reminders. It does not advertise counting the bottle. It needs an account, and on the App Store it is available in the US only. Function Health bought it in May 2026.
Price: Free, with an optional Pro membership.
7.Cronometer
Best for: Tracking vitamins and minerals from food and supplements
You log supplements the same way as food, and it adds them to your nutrient totals. Its reminders are for logging food, weight and fasting, not for taking a dose, and it does not advertise counting bottles.
Price: Free with ads. Gold is $59.99 a year, or $10.99 a month.
8.CareClinic
Best for: Tracking symptoms, mood and medication in one place
A broad health tracker with supplement reminders and refill reminders. It needs an account, the free Android app shows ads, and the web dashboard is for Premium.
Price: Most features free; Premium through several in-app passes.
Questions
- What is the best free supplement tracker app?
- On iPhone, Apple Health: free, already installed, with reminders. On Android, MyTherapy is free with ads, and Supli is free during its beta, with no ads and a count of each bottle.
- Which app tells me when my supplements run out?
- Supli warns you days before each bottle runs out. Supplement Tracker has a pill inventory, and MyTherapy, Medisafe and CareClinic have refill reminders. Apple Health’s guide does not describe it.
- Is there a supplement tracker without an account?
- Yes. Supli and Supplement Tracker need no account, and MyTherapy and Medisafe let you start without one. SuppCo and CareClinic require one, and Cronometer works with a free Basic account.
- Does MyFitnessPal track supplements?
- Not natively. Its help center, updated in August 2026, suggests writing them in Notes or logging them as a custom food. Cronometer does log supplements, as foods, but it does not remind you to take them.
Try the one made for your shelf.
Supli reminds you at dose time, marks with a tap and tells you when each bottle runs out. No account, no ads.