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Version 3.3.1 · 2026-04-25
- Expanded language support - Other bug fixes
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The store currently lists version 3.3.1, updated 2026-04-25.








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Just point your camera at your pills — AI instantly counts them for you.
Manage your medication easily with photo mode and real-time counting mode.
Key Features
- Photo & real-time mode for pill recognition and counting
- AI-powered automatic pill detection and counting
- Save results to album and review anytime
- Share and delete records
- Premium subscription for unlimited, ad-free use
Who is this for?
- Anyone who needs to manage medication regularly
- Those who want to count pills quickly and accurately
- Those who want to keep a photo record of their pill counts
- Those who need to check quantities repeatedly
PillScan Premium Subscription Pricing & Terms
With a PillScan Premium subscription, users can remove ads in the app as long as the subscription remains active.
1-Month Subscription: $2.99
3-Month Subscription: $7.99
1-Year Subscription: $29.99…
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- Expanded language support - Other bug fixes
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