A checkbox is a promise.
A photo is a fact.
You have ticked a box for a pill you never took. Everyone has. Relog closes an activity only when you file a live photo — so your record is what happened, not what you intended.
See how it works Where photos goThe problem was never remembering. It was the half-second where you tell yourself you'll do it in a minute — and tick the box anyway.
Three steps, every time
It asks
When something is due, Relog opens the camera — not a banner you swipe away at a traffic light. The gallery button is deliberately dead, and tells you why when you tap it.
It checks
Three checks run on your device — is it fresh, does it match your reference, is it on time. Your first photo for an activity becomes the reference it compares against.
It closes
File it and it's done — properly. Your album turns into a record you can scroll back through, which is a different feeling to a row of ticks.
Why proof changes the outcome
Not willpower. Just a smaller gap between the promise and the doing.
No deferral gap
A tick can be given in advance. A photo cannot. The action and the record happen in the same moment.
One tap out
Break glass always works — one tap, no password, no guilt screen. A tool you cannot leave is a trap, not a habit.
On your device
Matching runs locally. There is no account, and nothing to breach — because nothing is stored anywhere else.
Focus blocks
A timer that ends the way everything else does — with a photo of what you produced. Finish, file, close it out.
Your album
Every proof you have filed, in order. Scrolling a month of real photos lands differently than a streak counter.
Firm, never a cage
Relog gets insistent when you are overdue — and always leaves the door unlocked. Firmness you can quit is the only kind that lasts.
Six languages
English, हिन्दी and मराठी are fully translated. Tamil, Bengali and Spanish are in progress and marked as partial in the app.
Your photos stay on your phone
Matching runs on-device using a small perceptual fingerprint — a short numeric summary of the image, not the image itself, and not a cloud model. Relog has no account system, so there is nothing to sign up for and nothing to leak.
Optional AI verification exists for people who want a stricter check. It is off by default, uses an API key you supply, and says plainly before anything leaves your device.
Straight answers
Can I cheat it?
Of course — photograph the pill and not swallow it. Relog is not a surveillance tool. It removes the thoughtless tick, not your free will.
Do I need an account?
No. There is no sign-up, no email, no password. Open it and start.
Is it a medical device?
No. You can use it for medication reminders, but it cannot verify a dose and must not be your only safeguard. See the terms.
What does it cost?
Free while in beta. If that changes, existing testers will be told before it does — not after.