Make sense of your medications.
Organise your pills, understand what they do, match your blister pack and print clear summaries for your family. Made specifically for Kiwi patients and caregivers.
No account needed to explore if you try the demo first.
Welcome, Joe
ScriptPal NZ
A simple way to track your medications and generate a clear list for your doctor.
- 100% Private (Australasian Storage with row-level security)
- Family Multi-Profile Ready
- 1-Tap PDF Summaries
Built for knowing what you take
So that you can make sense of your medications
From understanding a single tablet to handing a clean list to your doctor β ScriptPal keeps it clear, private and simple.
Plain-English Search
Add your pill by brand because that is what you see in the pack
Search 2,000+ New Zealand brands and generics
- Brand and generic names from the official NZ database, always up-to-date
- Purpose, common doses and side effects at a glance with links to official sources
- Add your own custom remedies and notes for any medicine you take
- B
Betaloc CR
Metoprolol succinate
Slows your heart rate and lowers blood pressure.
- P
Pamol
Paracetamol
Treats mild to moderate pain and reduces fever.
- A
Apo-Ondansetron
Ondansetron
Helps stop nausea and vomiting.
Visual Blister Pack Grid
Match the pack in your hand, slot by slot
See your medicines as a 7-day morning, midday and evening grid that mirrors your pharmacy blister pack β then attach your own photos so you never mix up tablets.
- The same layout your pharmacy prints on the pack
- Add photos of boxes, packs or individual tablets
- Every slot explained, so the right dose is obvious
| Day | AM | Mid | PM | Night |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Mon | ||||
| Tue | ||||
| Wed | ||||
| Thu | ||||
| Fri | ||||
| Sat | ||||
| Sun |
Attach your own pill photos so you never mix up tablets.
Scan Your Script
Add your pills by scanning your script or manually
Photograph the pharmacy label on your box or bottle and ScriptPal reads the medicine name, strength, dose and repeats straight off it β or type the details in yourself. You always review and confirm before anything is saved.
- Reads NZ labels and prescriptions, even around a round bottle
- Auto-fills the name, strength, dose, repeats and pharmacy
- Add your pills entirely manually whenever you prefer
Greenlane Pharmacy
275 Great South Road, Greenlane
Metoprolol succinate
47.5 mg
1 tablet daily
Qty: 30 tablets
Review scanned details β we filled these in from your label.
- Medication
- Metoprolol succinate
- Strength
- 47.5 mg
- Dose
- 1 tablet
- Frequency
- Once daily
- Repeats left
- 2
- Pharmacy
- Greenlane Pharmacy
No label handy? Add your pills manually instead.
Family & Caregiver Profiles
Look after the whole whΔnau from one phone
Manage Mum, Dad, the kids and yourself under one login, switching between people in a single tap. Includes optional PIN locks to keep each person's information private.
- Instant 1-tap profile switching
- Optional PIN codes per family member
- One family total, individual details kept separate
- JJoeMe6 active
- HHemiDad4 active
- LLillyMum8 active
- TTamaChild1 active
Clinician PDFs
Walk into any appointment or hospital ready
Export a legible medication list containing every pill, including ones you've since stopped or you take over-the-counter. It's always ready to print and hand to a new or different doctor.
- Current and previously used medicines in one summary
- Clean, print-ready PDF in a single tap
- Tell any doctor exactly what you're taking, by generic name
Medication Summary
PDFJoe Bloggs Β· 05 Oct 2026
Current medications
- Metoprolol succinate 25 mg β 1 tab, once daily
- Paracetamol 500 mg β 2 tab, morning
- Ondansetron 4 mg β as needed
Previously used
- Amoxicillin 500 mg β completed 12 Mar
Legible, print-ready, and always up to date.
Plain-English Education
Actually understand what every medicine does
Every medicine opens into a plain-English education panel covering its drug class, why it's prescribed, what it does in your body, side effects and when to seek help β so you know which is which.
- Nine plain-English sections for the most common medicines
- Drawn from official NZ sources and shown alongside your summary
- Further Resource page with additional links
Metoprolol succinate
- Drug class
- Cardioselective beta-blocker
- Why it's prescribed
- It is used to treat high blood pressure, chest pain, heart failure, irregular heartbeats, heart attacks, overactive thyroid, and to prevent migraines.
- What it does in your body
- It blocks certain chemicals in your body to slow your heart rate, lower your blood pressure and reduce the heart's need for oxygen.
- What it protects
- It protects your heart and blood vessels from damage caused by high blood pressure and heart disease.
- If you stop it
- Your blood pressure or chest pain may return or get worse. Do not stop taking this medicine without consulting your doctor.
- Common dose range
- Adults usually take 23.75 mg to 190 mg once daily.
- Common side effects
- Tiredness, dizziness, a slow heartbeat, cold hands and feet, upset stomach and sleep changes.
- Symptoms to watch for
- A very slow heartbeat, shortness of breath, cold hands or feet.
- When to seek help
- Right away if you have trouble breathing, chest pain, or feel like you might faint.
9 plain-English sections for every medicine you take.
Keep Track
Keep an eye on repeat prescriptions
ScriptPal keeps a live count of the repeats left on each medicine, so you can see at a glance when it's time to re-order.
- Live repeats-left count on every pill
- Tap β1 each time you collect a repeat
- Alert at a glance when a medicine has no repeats left
My Meds
Your current and previously used medications.
Current Medications2
- Metoprolol succinateBetaloc CR Β· Apo-Metoprolol1 tabletMorningGreenlane Pharmacy2 repeats leftβ1
- AtorvastatinLipitor Β· Apo-Atorvastatin1 tabletNightGreenlane Pharmacy 0 repeats left
See at a glance when it's time to re-order a repeat.
The doctor behind it
Why ScriptPal was built
βPill education is so poor in NZ due to so many factors. I kept meeting patients who couldn't tell me what they were taking and could only explain their pills based off what they looked like. I built ScriptPal to be the advocacy and literacy layer for patients: so you can tell a hospital doctor exactly what you're on and what side effects you're getting, mention any herbal remedies that might interact, and describe your medicines by name instead of by the colour of the capsule.β
Good to know
Frequently asked questions
Is ScriptPal free to use?
Yes β basic medication tracking and doctor summaries are completely free at this stage.
Does it work with any NZ pharmacy?
Yes and because you enter your medicines yourself, ScriptPal works with any pharmacy at this stage. We're planning prescription scanning to make it even more seamless.
How do family profiles work on one phone?
You can add multiple profiles under one login and switch between them instantly, with the option of a PIN code for each person.
Is my health data private?
Yes. Your information is stored securely in Australasia and is never sold or shared.
Is ScriptPal an app to download?
Yes. Currently it is a web app, so it can be used via a website and also installed to your device. In the future we will look at also using the app store.
Actually understand your medications today.
Free to start, private by design and built for Kiwi families.
Contact
Please get in touch with any questions or feedback.
Whether you're a patient, a caregiver, a pharmacist or a doctor, we'd love to hear from you. We are early in development and want to know how we can improve things. Send us a message and it'll land straight in our inbox.
admin@scriptpal.co.nzFor any queries please get in touch through our form.