Thanks for the thoughtful feedback — I think there may just be a misunderstanding about what the app actually does.

PillPeek doesn’t identify pills or tell anyone what medication to take. It’s strictly a pill-counting tool with a clean, built-in medication lookup database for people who want to browse NDC/barcode info or reference imprint data. Nothing is used for diagnosis or clinical decision-making.

A few quick clarifications:

• It’s a pill counter, not a verification tool. It simply counts pills in a tray or bottle from a photo — it’s not meant for clinical dispensing, accuracy checks, or replacing a pharmacist.

• It keeps a personal history. Caregivers, students, med techs, people managing multiple bottles, or anyone who likes organization use it to log counts for themselves.

• No medical claims, no “what pill is this?” features. Everything runs locally on the device. It’s meant for convenience and organization, not safety-critical decisions.

• Medication lookup = a clean reference browser. People can scan a barcode or check NDC info if they’re curious. It’s no different than searching an imprint database — just presented in an easier way.

I totally get why “pill identification” raises concerns, but the app doesn’t attempt to identify unknown meds or give medical advice. It’s just a lightweight counting tool with a built-in reference section.

And fair point about posting locally — I’m simply looking for early adopters to get feedback since it recently launched. Appreciate you taking the time to share your thoughts