7.57.1
2024-04-24
This latest version of the GoodRx app has a bunch of nifty new improvements and a few fixes. Thanks for being a part of the GoodRx family.
7.57.0
2024-04-23
Bug fixes and performance improvements.
7.56.0
2024-04-16
This latest version of the GoodRx app has a bunch of nifty new improvements and a few fixes. Thanks for being a part of the GoodRx family.
7.55.0
2024-04-09
This latest version of the GoodRx app has a bunch of nifty new improvements and a few fixes. Thanks for being a part of the GoodRx family.
7.54.0
2024-04-02
This latest version of the GoodRx app has a bunch of nifty new improvements and a few fixes. Thanks for being a part of the GoodRx family.
7.53.0
2024-03-26
This latest version of the GoodRx app has a bunch of nifty new improvements and a few fixes. Thanks for being a part of the GoodRx family.
7.52.0
2024-03-19
This latest version of the GoodRx app has a bunch of nifty new improvements and a few fixes. Thanks for being a part of the GoodRx family.
7.51.0
2024-03-12
This latest version of the GoodRx app has a bunch of nifty new improvements and a few fixes. Thanks for being a part of the GoodRx family.
7.50.0
2024-03-05
This latest version of the GoodRx app has a bunch of nifty new improvements and a few fixes. Thanks for being a part of the GoodRx family.
7.49.0
2024-02-27
This latest version of the GoodRx app has a bunch of nifty new improvements and a few fixes. Thanks for being a part of the GoodRx family.
7.48.0
2024-02-20
This latest version of the GoodRx app has a bunch of nifty new improvements and a few fixes. Thanks for being a part of the GoodRx family.
7.47.0
2024-02-14
This latest version of the GoodRx app has a bunch of nifty new improvements and a few fixes. Thanks for being a part of the GoodRx family.
7.46.0
2024-02-06
This latest version of the GoodRx app has a bunch of nifty new improvements and a few fixes. Thanks for being a part of the GoodRx family.
7.45.0
2024-01-30
This latest version of the GoodRx app has a bunch of nifty new improvements and a few fixes. Thanks for being a part of the GoodRx family.
7.38.2
2023-11-17
This latest version of the GoodRx app has a bunch of nifty new improvements and a few fixes. Thanks for being a part of the GoodRx family.
7.38.1
2023-11-16
This latest version of the GoodRx app has a bunch of nifty new improvements and a few fixes. Thanks for being a part of the GoodRx family.
7.38.0
2023-11-14
This latest version of the GoodRx app has a bunch of nifty new improvements and a few fixes. Thanks for being a part of the GoodRx family.
7.37.0
2023-11-08
This latest version of the GoodRx app has a bunch of nifty new improvements and a few fixes. Thanks for being a part of the GoodRx family.
7.36.0
2023-11-01
This latest version of the GoodRx app has a bunch of nifty new improvements and a few fixes. Thanks for being a part of the GoodRx family.
7.35.0
2023-10-24
This latest version of the GoodRx app has a bunch of nifty new improvements and a few fixes. Thanks for being a part of the GoodRx family.
7.34.0
2023-10-17
This latest version of the GoodRx app has a bunch of nifty new improvements and a few fixes. Thanks for being a part of the GoodRx family.
7.33.0
2023-10-12
This latest version of the GoodRx app has a bunch of nifty new improvements and a few fixes. Thanks for being a part of the GoodRx family.
7.32.1
2023-10-06
This latest version of the GoodRx app has a bunch of nifty new improvements and a few fixes. Thanks for being a part of the GoodRx family.
7.32.0
2023-10-03
This latest version of the GoodRx app has a bunch of nifty new improvements and a few fixes. Thanks for being a part of the GoodRx family.
7.31.0
2023-09-26
This latest version of the GoodRx app has a bunch of nifty new improvements and a few fixes. Thanks for being a part of the GoodRx family.
7.30.1
2023-09-20
This latest version of the GoodRx app has a bunch of nifty new improvements and a few fixes. Thanks for being a part of the GoodRx family.
7.30.0
2023-09-19
This latest version of the GoodRx app has a bunch of nifty new improvements and a few fixes. Thanks for being a part of the GoodRx family.
7.29.0
2023-09-12
This latest version of the GoodRx app has a bunch of nifty new improvements and a few fixes. Thanks for being a part of the GoodRx family.
7.28.1
2023-09-07
This latest version of the GoodRx app has a bunch of nifty new improvements and a few fixes. Thanks for being a part of the GoodRx family.
7.28.0
2023-09-06
This latest version of the GoodRx app has a bunch of nifty new improvements and a few fixes. Thanks for being a part of the GoodRx family.
7.27.1
2023-08-31
This latest version of the GoodRx app has a bunch of nifty new improvements and a few fixes. Thanks for being a part of the GoodRx family.
7.27.0
2023-08-29
This latest version of the GoodRx app has a bunch of nifty new improvements and a few fixes. Thanks for being a part of the GoodRx family.
7.26.0
2023-08-22
This latest version of the GoodRx app has a bunch of nifty new improvements and a few fixes. Thanks for being a part of the GoodRx family.
7.25.0
2023-08-15
This latest version of the GoodRx app has a bunch of nifty new improvements and a few fixes. Thanks for being a part of the GoodRx family.
7.24.0
2023-08-08
This latest version of the GoodRx app has a bunch of nifty new improvements and a few fixes. Thanks for being a part of the GoodRx family.
7.23.0
2023-08-01
This latest version of the GoodRx app has a bunch of nifty new improvements and a few fixes. Thanks for being a part of the GoodRx family.
7.22.1
2023-07-29
This latest version of the GoodRx app has a bunch of nifty new improvements and a few fixes. Thanks for being a part of the GoodRx family.
7.22.0
2023-07-25
This latest version of the GoodRx app has a bunch of nifty new improvements and a few fixes. Thanks for being a part of the GoodRx family.
7.21.0
2023-07-18
This latest version of the GoodRx app has a bunch of nifty new improvements and a few fixes. Thanks for being a part of the GoodRx family.
7.20.0
2023-07-11
This latest version of the GoodRx app has a bunch of nifty new improvements and a few fixes. Thanks for being a part of the GoodRx family.
7.19.0
2023-07-05
This latest version of the GoodRx app has a bunch of nifty new improvements and a few fixes. Thanks for being a part of the GoodRx family.
7.18.0
2023-06-27
This latest version of the GoodRx app has a bunch of nifty new improvements and a few fixes. Thanks for being a part of the GoodRx family.
7.17.0
2023-06-21
This latest version of the GoodRx app has a bunch of nifty new improvements and a few fixes. Thanks for being a part of the GoodRx family.
7.16.0
2023-06-13
This latest version of the GoodRx app has a bunch of nifty new improvements and a few fixes. Thanks for being a part of the GoodRx family.
7.15.0
2023-06-06
This latest version of the GoodRx app has a bunch of nifty new improvements and a few fixes. Thanks for being a part of the GoodRx family.
7.14.0
2023-05-30
This latest version of the GoodRx app has a bunch of nifty new improvements and a few fixes. Thanks for being a part of the GoodRx family.
7.13.0
2023-05-23
This latest version of the GoodRx app has a bunch of nifty new improvements and a few fixes. Thanks for being a part of the GoodRx family.
7.12.0
2023-05-16
This latest version of the GoodRx app has a bunch of nifty new improvements and a few fixes. Thanks for being a part of the GoodRx family.
7.11.1
2023-05-10
This latest version of the GoodRx app has a bunch of nifty new improvements and a few fixes. Thanks for being a part of the GoodRx family.
7.11.0
2023-05-09
This latest version of the GoodRx app has a bunch of nifty new improvements and a few fixes. Thanks for being a part of the GoodRx family.
7.10.0
2023-05-02
This latest version of the GoodRx app has a bunch of nifty new improvements and a few fixes. Thanks for being a part of the GoodRx family.
7.9.1
2023-04-25
This latest version of the GoodRx app has a bunch of nifty new improvements and a few fixes. Thanks for being a part of the GoodRx family.
7.8.0
2023-04-18
This latest version of the GoodRx app has a bunch of nifty new improvements and a few fixes. Thanks for being a part of the GoodRx family.
7.7.0
2023-04-10
This latest version of the GoodRx app has a bunch of nifty new improvements and a few fixes. Thanks for being a part of the GoodRx family.
7.6.0
2023-04-04
This latest version of the GoodRx app has a bunch of nifty new improvements and a few fixes. Thanks for being a part of the GoodRx family.
7.5.0
2023-03-28
This latest version of the GoodRx app has a bunch of nifty new improvements and a few fixes. Thanks for being a part of the GoodRx family.
7.4.0
2023-03-21
This latest version of the GoodRx app has a bunch of nifty new improvements and a few fixes. Thanks for being a part of the GoodRx family.
7.3.0
2023-03-14
This latest version of the GoodRx app has a bunch of nifty new improvements and a few fixes. Thanks for being a part of the GoodRx family.
7.2.0
2023-03-07
This latest version of the GoodRx app has a bunch of nifty new improvements and a few fixes. Thanks for being a part of the GoodRx family.
7.1.0
2023-02-28
This latest version of the GoodRx app has a bunch of nifty new improvements and a few fixes. Thanks for being a part of the GoodRx family.
7.0.36
2023-02-21
This latest version of the GoodRx app has a bunch of nifty new improvements and a few fixes. Thanks for being a part of the GoodRx family.
7.0.24
2022-11-14
This latest version of the GoodRx app has a bunch of nifty new improvements and a few fixes. Thanks for being a part of the GoodRx family.
7.0.23
2022-11-07
This latest version of the GoodRx app has a bunch of nifty new improvements and a few fixes. Thanks for being a part of the GoodRx family.
7.0.22
2022-11-01
This latest version of the GoodRx app has a bunch of nifty new improvements and a few fixes. Thanks for being a part of the GoodRx family.
7.0.21
2022-10-25
This latest version of the GoodRx app has a bunch of nifty new improvements and a few fixes. Thanks for being a part of the GoodRx family.
7.0.20
2022-10-18
This latest version of the GoodRx app has a bunch of nifty new improvements and a few fixes. Thanks for being a part of the GoodRx family.
7.0.19
2022-10-11
This latest version of the GoodRx app has a bunch of nifty new improvements and a few fixes. Thanks for being a part of the GoodRx family.
7.0.18
2022-10-04
This latest version of the GoodRx app has a bunch of nifty new improvements and a few fixes. Thanks for being a part of the GoodRx family.
7.0.17
2022-09-26
This latest version of the GoodRx app has a bunch of nifty new improvements and a few fixes. Thanks for being a part of the GoodRx family.
7.0.16
2022-09-20
This latest version of the GoodRx app has a bunch of nifty new improvements and a few fixes. Thanks for being a part of the GoodRx family.
7.0.15
2022-09-14
We updated the GoodRx app. We do that quite often these days, because we know getting access to affordable prescriptions and care is super-important to you. The better the app, the greater the chance we can help you stay healthy. Thanks for being a part of the GoodRx family.
7.0.14
2022-09-07
We updated the GoodRx app. We do that quite often these days, because we know getting access to affordable prescriptions and care is super-important to you. The better the app, the greater the chance we can help you stay healthy. Thanks for being a part of the GoodRx family.
7.0.13
2022-08-30
We updated the GoodRx app. We do that quite often these days, because we know getting access to affordable prescriptions and care is super-important to you. The better the app, the greater the chance we can help you stay healthy. Thanks for being a part of the GoodRx family.
7.0.12
2022-08-23
We updated the GoodRx app. We do that quite often these days, because we know getting access to affordable prescriptions and care is super-important to you. The better the app, the greater the chance we can help you stay healthy. Thanks for being a part of the GoodRx family.
7.0.11
2022-08-16
We updated the GoodRx app. We do that quite often these days, because we know getting access to affordable prescriptions and care is super-important to you. The better the app, the greater the chance we can help you stay healthy. Thanks for being a part of the GoodRx family.
7.0.10
2022-08-08
The developers are cranking away, but I’ve been too busy following the Kanye/Pete drama to get much done. Turns out while I was scrolling through my feed, they did a thing!
As a sentient human being, you must know that millions of people use GoodRx. Apparently when you gather the power of millions, you can score even lower prices.
Our magic new tech lowers the price for the first fill of a whole bunch of medications. It’s a very complex operation involving large numbers of ball bearings, but the net result is an even lower price at the pharmacy counter. Nifty, eh?
Other than lower prices, it’s good to see folks (and their dogs! Sheesh - so many dogs!) back in the office. We’re partying like it’s 2019 over here!
Send tips, bugs, favorite rap lyrics and opinions on favorite Yellowstone episodes to ios@goodrx.com
7.0.9
2022-08-03
The developers are cranking away, but I’ve been too busy following the Kanye/Pete drama to get much done. Turns out while I was scrolling through my feed, they did a thing!
As a sentient human being, you must know that millions of people use GoodRx. Apparently when you gather the power of millions, you can score even lower prices.
Our magic new tech lowers the price for the first fill of a whole bunch of medications. It’s a very complex operation involving large numbers of ball bearings, but the net result is an even lower price at the pharmacy counter. Nifty, eh?
Other than lower prices, it’s good to see folks (and their dogs! Sheesh - so many dogs!) back in the office. We’re partying like it’s 2019 over here!
Send tips, bugs, favorite rap lyrics and opinions on favorite Yellowstone episodes to ios@goodrx.com
7.0.8
2022-08-02
The developers are cranking away, but I’ve been too busy following the Kanye/Pete drama to get much done. Turns out while I was scrolling through my feed, they did a thing!
As a sentient human being, you must know that millions of people use GoodRx. Apparently when you gather the power of millions, you can score even lower prices.
Our magic new tech lowers the price for the first fill of a whole bunch of medications. It’s a very complex operation involving large numbers of ball bearings, but the net result is an even lower price at the pharmacy counter. Nifty, eh?
Other than lower prices, it’s good to see folks (and their dogs! Sheesh - so many dogs!) back in the office. We’re partying like it’s 2019 over here!
Send tips, bugs, favorite rap lyrics and opinions on favorite Yellowstone episodes to ios@goodrx.com
7.0.7
2022-08-01
The developers are cranking away, but I’ve been too busy following the Kanye/Pete drama to get much done. Turns out while I was scrolling through my feed, they did a thing!
As a sentient human being, you must know that millions of people use GoodRx. Apparently when you gather the power of millions, you can score even lower prices.
Our magic new tech lowers the price for the first fill of a whole bunch of medications. It’s a very complex operation involving large numbers of ball bearings, but the net result is an even lower price at the pharmacy counter. Nifty, eh?
Other than lower prices, it’s good to see folks (and their dogs! Sheesh - so many dogs!) back in the office. We’re partying like it’s 2019 over here!
Send tips, bugs, favorite rap lyrics and opinions on favorite Yellowstone episodes to ios@goodrx.com
7.0.6
2022-07-25
The developers are cranking away, but I’ve been too busy following the Kanye/Pete drama to get much done. Turns out while I was scrolling through my feed, they did a thing!
As a sentient human being, you must know that millions of people use GoodRx. Apparently when you gather the power of millions, you can score even lower prices.
Our magic new tech lowers the price for the first fill of a whole bunch of medications. It’s a very complex operation involving large numbers of ball bearings, but the net result is an even lower price at the pharmacy counter. Nifty, eh?
Other than lower prices, it’s good to see folks (and their dogs! Sheesh - so many dogs!) back in the office. We’re partying like it’s 2019 over here!
Send tips, bugs, favorite rap lyrics and opinions on favorite Yellowstone episodes to ios@goodrx.com
7.0.5
2022-07-18
The developers are cranking away, but I’ve been too busy following the Kanye/Pete drama to get much done. Turns out while I was scrolling through my feed, they did a thing!
As a sentient human being, you must know that millions of people use GoodRx. Apparently when you gather the power of millions, you can score even lower prices.
Our magic new tech lowers the price for the first fill of a whole bunch of medications. It’s a very complex operation involving large numbers of ball bearings, but the net result is an even lower price at the pharmacy counter. Nifty, eh?
Other than lower prices, it’s good to see folks (and their dogs! Sheesh - so many dogs!) back in the office. We’re partying like it’s 2019 over here!
Send tips, bugs, favorite rap lyrics and opinions on favorite Yellowstone episodes to ios@goodrx.com
7.0.4
2022-07-11
The developers are cranking away, but I’ve been too busy following the Kanye/Pete drama to get much done. Turns out while I was scrolling through my feed, they did a thing!
As a sentient human being, you must know that millions of people use GoodRx. Apparently when you gather the power of millions, you can score even lower prices.
Our magic new tech lowers the price for the first fill of a whole bunch of medications. It’s a very complex operation involving large numbers of ball bearings, but the net result is an even lower price at the pharmacy counter. Nifty, eh?
Other than lower prices, it’s good to see folks (and their dogs! Sheesh - so many dogs!) back in the office. We’re partying like it’s 2019 over here!
Send tips, bugs, favorite rap lyrics and opinions on favorite Yellowstone episodes to ios@goodrx.com
7.0.3
2022-07-05
The developers are cranking away, but I’ve been too busy following the Kanye/Pete drama to get much done. Turns out while I was scrolling through my feed, they did a thing!
As a sentient human being, you must know that millions of people use GoodRx. Apparently when you gather the power of millions, you can score even lower prices.
Our magic new tech lowers the price for the first fill of a whole bunch of medications. It’s a very complex operation involving large numbers of ball bearings, but the net result is an even lower price at the pharmacy counter. Nifty, eh?
Other than lower prices, it’s good to see folks (and their dogs! Sheesh - so many dogs!) back in the office. We’re partying like it’s 2019 over here!
Send tips, bugs, favorite rap lyrics and opinions on favorite Yellowstone episodes to ios@goodrx.com
7.0.2
2022-06-27
The developers are cranking away, but I’ve been too busy following the Kanye/Pete drama to get much done. Turns out while I was scrolling through my feed, they did a thing!
As a sentient human being, you must know that millions of people use GoodRx. Apparently when you gather the power of millions, you can score even lower prices.
Our magic new tech lowers the price for the first fill of a whole bunch of medications. It’s a very complex operation involving large numbers of ball bearings, but the net result is an even lower price at the pharmacy counter. Nifty, eh?
Other than lower prices, it’s good to see folks (and their dogs! Sheesh - so many dogs!) back in the office. We’re partying like it’s 2019 over here!
Send tips, bugs, favorite rap lyrics and opinions on favorite Yellowstone episodes to ios@goodrx.com
7.0.1
2022-06-20
The developers are cranking away, but I’ve been too busy following the Kanye/Pete drama to get much done. Turns out while I was scrolling through my feed, they did a thing!
As a sentient human being, you must know that millions of people use GoodRx. Apparently when you gather the power of millions, you can score even lower prices.
Our magic new tech lowers the price for the first fill of a whole bunch of medications. It’s a very complex operation involving large numbers of ball bearings, but the net result is an even lower price at the pharmacy counter. Nifty, eh?
Other than lower prices, it’s good to see folks (and their dogs! Sheesh - so many dogs!) back in the office. We’re partying like it’s 2019 over here!
Send tips, bugs, favorite rap lyrics and opinions on favorite Yellowstone episodes to ios@goodrx.com
7.0.0
2022-06-13
The developers are cranking away, but I’ve been too busy following the Kanye/Pete drama to get much done. Turns out while I was scrolling through my feed, they did a thing!
As a sentient human being, you must know that millions of people use GoodRx. Apparently when you gather the power of millions, you can score even lower prices.
Our magic new tech lowers the price for the first fill of a whole bunch of medications. It’s a very complex operation involving large numbers of ball bearings, but the net result is an even lower price at the pharmacy counter. Nifty, eh?
Other than lower prices, it’s good to see folks (and their dogs! Sheesh - so many dogs!) back in the office. We’re partying like it’s 2019 over here!
Send tips, bugs, favorite rap lyrics and opinions on favorite Yellowstone episodes to ios@goodrx.com
6.0.105
2022-06-06
The developers are cranking away, but I’ve been too busy following the Kanye/Pete drama to get much done. Turns out while I was scrolling through my feed, they did a thing!
As a sentient human being, you must know that millions of people use GoodRx. Apparently when you gather the power of millions, you can score even lower prices.
Our magic new tech lowers the price for the first fill of a whole bunch of medications. It’s a very complex operation involving large numbers of ball bearings, but the net result is an even lower price at the pharmacy counter. Nifty, eh?
Other than lower prices, it’s good to see folks (and their dogs! Sheesh - so many dogs!) back in the office. We’re partying like it’s 2019 over here!
Send tips, bugs, favorite rap lyrics and opinions on favorite Yellowstone episodes to ios@goodrx.com
6.0.104
2022-05-31
The developers are cranking away, but I’ve been too busy following the Kanye/Pete drama to get much done. Turns out while I was scrolling through my feed, they did a thing!
As a sentient human being, you must know that millions of people use GoodRx. Apparently when you gather the power of millions, you can score even lower prices.
Our magic new tech lowers the price for the first fill of a whole bunch of medications. It’s a very complex operation involving large numbers of ball bearings, but the net result is an even lower price at the pharmacy counter. Nifty, eh?
Other than lower prices, it’s good to see folks (and their dogs! Sheesh - so many dogs!) back in the office. We’re partying like it’s 2019 over here!
Send tips, bugs, favorite rap lyrics and opinions on favorite Yellowstone episodes to ios@goodrx.com
6.0.103
2022-05-27
The developers are cranking away, but I’ve been too busy following the Kanye/Pete drama to get much done. Turns out while I was scrolling through my feed, they did a thing!
As a sentient human being, you must know that millions of people use GoodRx. Apparently when you gather the power of millions, you can score even lower prices.
Our magic new tech lowers the price for the first fill of a whole bunch of medications. It’s a very complex operation involving large numbers of ball bearings, but the net result is an even lower price at the pharmacy counter. Nifty, eh?
Other than lower prices, it’s good to see folks (and their dogs! Sheesh - so many dogs!) back in the office. We’re partying like it’s 2019 over here!
Send tips, bugs, favorite rap lyrics and opinions on favorite Yellowstone episodes to ios@goodrx.com
6.0.102
2022-05-23
The developers are cranking away, but I’ve been too busy following the Kanye/Pete drama to get much done. Turns out while I was scrolling through my feed, they did a thing!
As a sentient human being, you must know that millions of people use GoodRx. Apparently when you gather the power of millions, you can score even lower prices.
Our magic new tech lowers the price for the first fill of a whole bunch of medications. It’s a very complex operation involving large numbers of ball bearings, but the net result is an even lower price at the pharmacy counter. Nifty, eh?
Other than lower prices, it’s good to see folks (and their dogs! Sheesh - so many dogs!) back in the office. We’re partying like it’s 2019 over here!
Send tips, bugs, favorite rap lyrics and opinions on favorite Yellowstone episodes to ios@goodrx.com
6.0.101
2022-05-16
The developers are cranking away, but I’ve been too busy following the Kanye/Pete drama to get much done. Turns out while I was scrolling through my feed, they did a thing!
As a sentient human being, you must know that millions of people use GoodRx. Apparently when you gather the power of millions, you can score even lower prices.
Our magic new tech lowers the price for the first fill of a whole bunch of medications. It’s a very complex operation involving large numbers of ball bearings, but the net result is an even lower price at the pharmacy counter. Nifty, eh?
Other than lower prices, it’s good to see folks (and their dogs! Sheesh - so many dogs!) back in the office. We’re partying like it’s 2019 over here!
Send tips, bugs, favorite rap lyrics and opinions on favorite Yellowstone episodes to ios@goodrx.com
6.0.100
2022-05-09
The developers are cranking away, but I’ve been too busy following the Kanye/Pete drama to get much done. Turns out while I was scrolling through my feed, they did a thing!
As a sentient human being, you must know that millions of people use GoodRx. Apparently when you gather the power of millions, you can score even lower prices.
Our magic new tech lowers the price for the first fill of a whole bunch of medications. It’s a very complex operation involving large numbers of ball bearings, but the net result is an even lower price at the pharmacy counter. Nifty, eh?
Other than lower prices, it’s good to see folks (and their dogs! Sheesh - so many dogs!) back in the office. We’re partying like it’s 2019 over here!
Send tips, bugs, favorite rap lyrics and opinions on favorite Yellowstone episodes to ios@goodrx.com
6.0.99
2022-05-04
The developers are cranking away, but I’ve been too busy following the Kanye/Pete drama to get much done. Turns out while I was scrolling through my feed, they did a thing!
As a sentient human being, you must know that millions of people use GoodRx. Apparently when you gather the power of millions, you can score even lower prices.
Our magic new tech lowers the price for the first fill of a whole bunch of medications. It’s a very complex operation involving large numbers of ball bearings, but the net result is an even lower price at the pharmacy counter. Nifty, eh?
Other than lower prices, it’s good to see folks (and their dogs! Sheesh - so many dogs!) back in the office. We’re partying like it’s 2019 over here!
Send tips, bugs, favorite rap lyrics and opinions on favorite Yellowstone episodes to ios@goodrx.com
6.0.98
2022-05-02
The developers are cranking away, but I’ve been too busy following the Kanye/Pete drama to get much done. Turns out while I was scrolling through my feed, they did a thing!
As a sentient human being, you must know that millions of people use GoodRx. Apparently when you gather the power of millions, you can score even lower prices.
Our magic new tech lowers the price for the first fill of a whole bunch of medications. It’s a very complex operation involving large numbers of ball bearings, but the net result is an even lower price at the pharmacy counter. Nifty, eh?
Other than lower prices, it’s good to see folks (and their dogs! Sheesh - so many dogs!) back in the office. We’re partying like it’s 2019 over here!
Send tips, bugs, favorite rap lyrics and opinions on favorite Yellowstone episodes to ios@goodrx.com
6.0.97
2022-04-25
The developers are cranking away, but I’ve been too busy following the Kanye/Pete drama to get much done. Turns out while I was scrolling through my feed, they did a thing!
As a sentient human being, you must know that millions of people use GoodRx. Apparently when you gather the power of millions, you can score even lower prices.
Our magic new tech lowers the price for the first fill of a whole bunch of medications. It’s a very complex operation involving large numbers of ball bearings, but the net result is an even lower price at the pharmacy counter. Nifty, eh?
Other than lower prices, it’s good to see folks (and their dogs! Sheesh - so many dogs!) back in the office. We’re partying like it’s 2019 over here!
Send tips, bugs, favorite rap lyrics and opinions on favorite Yellowstone episodes to ios@goodrx.com
6.0.96
2022-04-20
The developers are cranking away, but I’ve been too busy following the Kanye/Pete drama to get much done. Turns out while I was scrolling through my feed, they did a thing!
As a sentient human being, you must know that millions of people use GoodRx. Apparently when you gather the power of millions, you can score even lower prices.
Our magic new tech lowers the price for the first fill of a whole bunch of medications. It’s a very complex operation involving large numbers of ball bearings, but the net result is an even lower price at the pharmacy counter. Nifty, eh?
Other than lower prices, it’s good to see folks (and their dogs! Sheesh - so many dogs!) back in the office. We’re partying like it’s 2019 over here!
Send tips, bugs, favorite rap lyrics and opinions on favorite Yellowstone episodes to ios@goodrx.com
6.0.95
2022-04-12
The developers are cranking away, but I’ve been too busy following the Kanye/Pete drama to get much done. Turns out while I was scrolling through my feed, they did a thing!
As a sentient human being, you must know that millions of people use GoodRx. Apparently when you gather the power of millions, you can score even lower prices.
Our magic new tech lowers the price for the first fill of a whole bunch of medications. It’s a very complex operation involving large numbers of ball bearings, but the net result is an even lower price at the pharmacy counter. Nifty, eh?
Other than lower prices, it’s good to see folks (and their dogs! Sheesh - so many dogs!) back in the office. We’re partying like it’s 2019 over here!
Send tips, bugs, favorite rap lyrics and opinions on favorite Yellowstone episodes to ios@goodrx.com
6.0.92
2022-03-28
The developers are cranking away, but I’ve been too busy following the Kanye/Pete drama to get much done. Turns out while I was scrolling through my feed, they did a thing!
As a sentient human being, you must know that millions of people use GoodRx. Apparently when you gather the power of millions, you can score even lower prices.
Our magic new tech lowers the price for the first fill of a whole bunch of medications. It’s a very complex operation involving large numbers of ball bearings, but the net result is an even lower price at the pharmacy counter. Nifty, eh?
Other than lower prices, it’s good to see folks (and their dogs! Sheesh - so many dogs!) back in the office. We’re partying like it’s 2019 over here!
Send tips, bugs, favorite rap lyrics and opinions on favorite Yellowstone episodes to ios@goodrx.com
6.0.91
2022-03-22
The developers are cranking away, but I’ve been too busy following the Kanye/Pete drama to get much done. Turns out while I was scrolling through my feed, they did a thing!
As a sentient human being, you must know that millions of people use GoodRx. Apparently when you gather the power of millions, you can score even lower prices.
Our magic new tech lowers the price for the first fill of a whole bunch of medications. It’s a very complex operation involving large numbers of ball bearings, but the net result is an even lower price at the pharmacy counter. Nifty, eh?
Other than lower prices, it’s good to see folks (and their dogs! Sheesh - so many dogs!) back in the office. We’re partying like it’s 2019 over here!
Send tips, bugs, favorite rap lyrics and opinions on favorite Yellowstone episodes to ios@goodrx.com
6.0.90
2022-03-16
Oh, do I have big a one for you this time around. OMG. So excited it's hard to focus. Huge.
No no - we didn't fix any bugs (sheesh, SO presumptuous). Did we improve performance? Well, I nailed my Lord Of The Dance juggling routine at the company picnic - does that count? Instead, we updated our logo. Now, instead of a black "Rx" on a yellow background, it's a yellow cross on a white background with a - wait for it! - sorta hidden heart jumping out of it. Because we have heart. And we're in healthcare. I know, very abstract. So many levels.
Other options we (well, I) considered: a bloody needle as a metaphor for a broken healthcare system (rejected), an apple (apparently some other company has it too?), and a panda (rejected as "too cute", which was exactly the point).
Now I know you'll want to immediately go out and get a full-back tattoo of our new logo to hide that regretted Nickelback album cover, but the lawyers say we can't technically encourage it since it's, well, ours. But if you won't tell, I won't…
Send Yule log recipes (or actual Yule logs), bugs, ideas or better logo ideas to iOS@goodrx.com.
6.0.89
2022-03-07
Oh, do I have big one for you this time around. OMG. So excited it's hard to focus. Huge.
No no - we didn't fix any bugs (sheesh, SO presumptuous). Did we improve performance? Well, I nailed my Lord Of The Dance juggling routine at the company picnic - does that count? Instead, we updated our logo. Now, instead of a black "Rx" on a yellow background, it's a yellow cross on a white background with a - wait for it! - sorta hidden heart jumping out of it. Because we have heart. And we're in healthcare. I know, very abstract. So many levels.
Other options we (well, I) considered: a bloody needle as a metaphor for a broken healthcare system (rejected), an apple (apparently some other company has it too?), and a panda (rejected as "too cute", which was exactly the point).
Now I know you'll want to immediately go out and get a full-back tattoo of our new logo to hide that regretted Nickelback album cover, but the lawyers say we can't technically encourage it since it's, well, ours. But if you won't tell, I won't…
Send Yule log recipes (or actual Yule logs), bugs, ideas or better logo ideas to iOS@goodrx.com.
6.0.88
2022-03-01
Oh, do I have big one for you this time around. OMG. So excited it's hard to focus. Huge.
No no - we didn't fix any bugs (sheesh, SO presumptuous). Did we improve performance? Well, I nailed my Lord Of The Dance juggling routine at the company picnic - does that count? Instead, we updated our logo. Now, instead of a black "Rx" on a yellow background, it's a yellow cross on a white background with a - wait for it! - sorta hidden heart jumping out of it. Because we have heart. And we're in healthcare. I know, very abstract. So many levels.
Other options we (well, I) considered: a bloody needle as a metaphor for a broken healthcare system (rejected), an apple (apparently some other company has it too?), and a panda (rejected as "too cute", which was exactly the point).
Now I know you'll want to immediately go out and get a full-back tattoo of our new logo to hide that regretted Nickelback album cover, but the lawyers say we can't technically encourage it since it's, well, ours. But if you won't tell, I won't…
Send Yule log recipes (or actual Yule logs), bugs, ideas or better logo ideas to iOS@goodrx.com.
6.0.87
2022-02-22
Oh, do I have big one for you this time around. OMG. So excited it's hard to focus. Huge.
No no - we didn't fix any bugs (sheesh, SO presumptuous). Did we improve performance? Well, I nailed my Lord Of The Dance juggling routine at the company picnic - does that count? Instead, we updated our logo. Now, instead of a black "Rx" on a yellow background, it's a yellow cross on a white background with a - wait for it! - sorta hidden heart jumping out of it. Because we have heart. And we're in healthcare. I know, very abstract. So many levels.
Other options we (well, I) considered: a bloody needle as a metaphor for a broken healthcare system (rejected), an apple (apparently some other company has it too?), and a panda (rejected as "too cute", which was exactly the point).
Now I know you'll want to immediately go out and get a full-back tattoo of our new logo to hide that regretted Nickelback album cover, but the lawyers say we can't technically encourage it since it's, well, ours. But if you won't tell, I won't…
Send Yule log recipes (or actual Yule logs), bugs, ideas or better logo ideas to iOS@goodrx.com.
6.0.86
2022-02-14
Oh, do I have big one for you this time around. OMG. So excited it's hard to focus. Huge.
No no - we didn't fix any bugs (sheesh, SO presumptuous). Did we improve performance? Well, I nailed my Lord Of The Dance juggling routine at the company picnic - does that count? Instead, we updated our logo. Now, instead of a black "Rx" on a yellow background, it's a yellow cross on a white background with a - wait for it! - sorta hidden heart jumping out of it. Because we have heart. And we're in healthcare. I know, very abstract. So many levels.
Other options we (well, I) considered: a bloody needle as a metaphor for a broken healthcare system (rejected), an apple (apparently some other company has it too?), and a panda (rejected as "too cute", which was exactly the point).
Now I know you'll want to immediately go out and get a full-back tattoo of our new logo to hide that regretted Nickelback album cover, but the lawyers say we can't technically encourage it since it's, well, ours. But if you won't tell, I won't…
Send Yule log recipes (or actual Yule logs), bugs, ideas or better logo ideas to iOS@goodrx.com.
6.0.85
2022-02-07
Oh, do I have big one for you this time around. OMG. So excited it's hard to focus. Huge.
No no - we didn't fix any bugs (sheesh, SO presumptuous). Did we improve performance? Well, I nailed my Lord Of The Dance juggling routine at the company picnic - does that count? Instead, we updated our logo. Now, instead of a black "Rx" on a yellow background, it's a yellow cross on a white background with a - wait for it! - sorta hidden heart jumping out of it. Because we have heart. And we're in healthcare. I know, very abstract. So many levels.
Other options we (well, I) considered: a bloody needle as a metaphor for a broken healthcare system (rejected), an apple (apparently some other company has it too?), and a panda (rejected as "too cute", which was exactly the point).
Now I know you'll want to immediately go out and get a full-back tattoo of our new logo to hide that regretted Nickelback album cover, but the lawyers say we can't technically encourage it since it's, well, ours. But if you won't tell, I won't…
Send Yule log recipes (or actual Yule logs), bugs, ideas or better logo ideas to iOS@goodrx.com.
6.0.84
2022-02-01
Oh, do I have big one for you this time around. OMG. So excited it's hard to focus. Huge.
No no - we didn't fix any bugs (sheesh, SO presumptuous). Did we improve performance? Well, I nailed my Lord Of The Dance juggling routine at the company picnic - does that count? Instead, we updated our logo. Now, instead of a black "Rx" on a yellow background, it's a yellow cross on a white background with a - wait for it! - sorta hidden heart jumping out of it. Because we have heart. And we're in healthcare. I know, very abstract. So many levels.
Other options we (well, I) considered: a bloody needle as a metaphor for a broken healthcare system (rejected), an apple (apparently some other company has it too?), and a panda (rejected as "too cute", which was exactly the point).
Now I know you'll want to immediately go out and get a full-back tattoo of our new logo to hide that regretted Nickelback album cover, but the lawyers say we can't technically encourage it since it's, well, ours. But if you won't tell, I won't…
Send Yule log recipes (or actual Yule logs), bugs, ideas or better logo ideas to iOS@goodrx.com.
6.0.83
2022-01-31
Oh, do I have big one for you this time around. OMG. So excited it's hard to focus. Huge.
No no - we didn't fix any bugs (sheesh, SO presumptuous). Did we improve performance? Well, I nailed my Lord Of The Dance juggling routine at the company picnic - does that count? Instead, we updated our logo. Now, instead of a black "Rx" on a yellow background, it's a yellow cross on a white background with a - wait for it! - sorta hidden heart jumping out of it. Because we have heart. And we're in healthcare. I know, very abstract. So many levels.
Other options we (well, I) considered: a bloody needle as a metaphor for a broken healthcare system (rejected), an apple (apparently some other company has it too?), and a panda (rejected as "too cute", which was exactly the point).
Now I know you'll want to immediately go out and get a full-back tattoo of our new logo to hide that regretted Nickelback album cover, but the lawyers say we can't technically encourage it since it's, well, ours. But if you won't tell, I won't…
Send Yule log recipes (or actual Yule logs), bugs, ideas or better logo ideas to iOS@goodrx.com.
6.0.82
2022-01-24
Oh, do I have big one for you this time around. OMG. So excited it's hard to focus. Huge.
No no - we didn't fix any bugs (sheesh, SO presumptuous). Did we improve performance? Well, I nailed my Lord Of The Dance juggling routine at the company picnic - does that count? Instead, we updated our logo. Now, instead of a black "Rx" on a yellow background, it's a yellow cross on a white background with a - wait for it! - sorta hidden heart jumping out of it. Because we have heart. And we're in healthcare. I know, very abstract. So many levels.
Other options we (well, I) considered: a bloody needle as a metaphor for a broken healthcare system (rejected), an apple (apparently some other company has it too?), and a panda (rejected as "too cute", which was exactly the point).
Now I know you'll want to immediately go out and get a full-back tattoo of our new logo to hide that regretted Nickelback album cover, but the lawyers say we can't technically encourage it since it's, well, ours. But if you won't tell, I won't…
Send Yule log recipes (or actual Yule logs), bugs, ideas or better logo ideas to iOS@goodrx.com.
6.0.81
2022-01-19
Oh, do I have big one for you this time around. OMG. So excited it's hard to focus. Huge.
No no - we didn't fix any bugs (sheesh, SO presumptuous). Did we improve performance? Well, I nailed my Lord Of The Dance juggling routine at the company picnic - does that count? Instead, we updated our logo. Now, instead of a black "Rx" on a yellow background, it's a yellow cross on a white background with a - wait for it! - sorta hidden heart jumping out of it. Because we have heart. And we're in healthcare. I know, very abstract. So many levels.
Other options we (well, I) considered: a bloody needle as a metaphor for a broken healthcare system (rejected), an apple (apparently some other company has it too?), and a panda (rejected as "too cute", which was exactly the point).
Now I know you'll want to immediately go out and get a full-back tattoo of our new logo to hide that regretted Nickelback album cover, but the lawyers say we can't technically encourage it since it's, well, ours. But if you won't tell, I won't…
Send Yule log recipes (or actual Yule logs), bugs, ideas or better logo ideas to iOS@goodrx.com.
6.0.79
2022-01-10
Oh, do I have big one for you this time around. OMG. So excited it's hard to focus. Huge.
No no - we didn't fix any bugs (sheesh, SO presumptuous). Did we improve performance? Well, I nailed my Lord Of The Dance juggling routine at the company picnic - does that count? Instead, we updated our logo. Now, instead of a black "Rx" on a yellow background, it's a yellow cross on a white background with a - wait for it! - sorta hidden heart jumping out of it. Because we have heart. And we're in healthcare. I know, very abstract. So many levels.
Other options we (well, I) considered: a bloody needle as a metaphor for a broken healthcare system (rejected), an apple (apparently some other company has it too?), and a panda (rejected as "too cute", which was exactly the point).
Now I know you'll want to immediately go out and get a full-back tattoo of our new logo to hide that regretted Nickelback album cover, but the lawyers say we can't technically encourage it since it's, well, ours. But if you won't tell, I won't…
Send Yule log recipes (or actual Yule logs), bugs, ideas or better logo ideas to iOS@goodrx.com.
6.0.65
2021-10-21
There were bugs inside our app.
We found them.
They said, “Hi”.
We said, “Nice to meet you. Unfortunately, we’d rather you not be here.”
They thought we were rude.
We agreed to disagree, and then commenced a stare-down.
It lasted quite some time.
Like a really long time.
Eventually they blinked.
The bugs have now left.
They may be in someone else’s app.
We’re not sure.
We wish them well.
6.0.64
2021-10-12
There were bugs inside our app.
We found them.
They said, “Hi”.
We said, “Nice to meet you. Unfortunately, we’d rather you not be here.”
They thought we were rude.
We agreed to disagree, and then commenced a stare-down.
It lasted quite some time.
Like a really long time.
Eventually they blinked.
The bugs have now left.
They may be in someone else’s app.
We’re not sure.
We wish them well.
6.0.63
2021-10-12
There were bugs inside our app.
We found them.
They said, “Hi”.
We said, “Nice to meet you. Unfortunately, we’d rather you not be here.”
They thought we were rude.
We agreed to disagree, and then commenced a stare-down.
It lasted quite some time.
Like a really long time.
Eventually they blinked.
The bugs have now left.
They may be in someone else’s app.
We’re not sure.
We wish them well.
6.0.62
2021-10-11
There were bugs inside our app.
We found them.
They said, “Hi”.
We said, “Nice to meet you. Unfortunately, we’d rather you not be here.”
They thought we were rude.
We agreed to disagree, and then commenced a stare-down.
It lasted quite some time.
Like a really long time.
Eventually they blinked.
The bugs have now left.
They may be in someone else’s app.
We’re not sure.
We wish them well.
6.0.61
2021-10-06
There were bugs inside our app.
We found them.
They said, “Hi”.
We said, “Nice to meet you. Unfortunately, we’d rather you not be here.”
They thought we were rude.
We agreed to disagree, and then commenced a stare-down.
It lasted quite some time.
Like a really long time.
Eventually they blinked.
The bugs have now left.
They may be in someone else’s app.
We’re not sure.
We wish them well.
6.0.60
2021-10-04
There were bugs inside our app.
We found them.
They said, “Hi”.
We said, “Nice to meet you. Unfortunately, we’d rather you not be here.”
They thought we were rude.
We agreed to disagree, and then commenced a stare-down.
It lasted quite some time.
Like a really long time.
Eventually they blinked.
The bugs have now left.
They may be in someone else’s app.
We’re not sure.
We wish them well.
6.0.59
2021-09-27
There were bugs inside our app.
We found them.
They said, “Hi”.
We said, “Nice to meet you. Unfortunately, we’d rather you not be here.”
They thought we were rude.
We agreed to disagree, and then commenced a stare-down.
It lasted quite some time.
Like a really long time.
Eventually they blinked.
The bugs have now left.
They may be in someone else’s app.
We’re not sure.
We wish them well.
6.0.13
2021-01-19
I don’t remember much of what I learned at university. Of all the things I can’t remember, I mostly can’t remember what I learned in art history. This fact may be correlated with the fact that art history class was held before noon, my instructor had a thing for pointillism and my attention span could best be described as ‘sporadic’.
(I can, however, remember that time with the mascot and the jelly donuts, but I’ve been sworn to secrecy.)
So when the designers and engineers said “Hey, we’re updating the app - it’s called ‘Project Matisse’”, I said “Oh, yeah, totally. She’s awesome. I love her thing with the melting clocks.” Then I thought that melting clocks might not be great for a health app redesign. And then I thought that I probably don’t need to write down every thought that comes into my head.
So I looked up Matisse on the Interwebs. I learned that apparently Matisse is a dude, not a lady, and he was a painter about 100 years ago. So he probably didn’t do much app design. I’m guessing he wore turtlenecks.
I’m here to tell you that our app has a new look which is somehow related to a painter who liked to paint in pastels. I’m guessing you should expect the app version of Tropical Starburst. Good luck with that.
OK, fine, I checked the app out. Research FTW! It’s nice and clean. I’d say it more captures the nilihistic brevity of Gaugin coupled with the spatial irrelevance of Basquiat. And yes, I made all of those words up.
In short - we redesigned the app! It’s more pretty and funner. Check it out.
Send table game ideas, Thai takeout options, treatises on a better social order and bugs or feedback to ios@goodrx.com
6.0.12
2021-01-11
I don’t remember much of what I learned at university. Of all the things I can’t remember, I mostly can’t remember what I learned in art history. This fact may be correlated with the fact that art history class was held before noon, my instructor had a thing for pointillism and my attention span could best be described as ‘sporadic’.
(I can, however, remember that time with the mascot and the jelly donuts, but I’ve been sworn to secrecy.)
So when the designers and engineers said “Hey, we’re updating the app - it’s called ‘Project Matisse’”, I said “Oh, yeah, totally. She’s awesome. I love her thing with the melting clocks.” Then I thought that melting clocks might not be great for a health app redesign. And then I thought that I probably don’t need to write down every thought that comes into my head.
So I looked up Matisse on the Interwebs. I learned that apparently Matisse is a dude, not a lady, and he was a painter about 100 years ago. So he probably didn’t do much app design. I’m guessing he wore turtlenecks.
I’m here to tell you that our app has a new look which is somehow related to a painter who liked to paint in pastels. I’m guessing you should expect the app version of Tropical Starburst. Good luck with that.
OK, fine, I checked the app out. Research FTW! It’s nice and clean. I’d say it more captures the nilihistic brevity of Gaugin coupled with the spatial irrelevance of Basquiat. And yes, I made all of those words up.
In short - we redesigned the app! It’s more pretty and funner. Check it out.
Send table game ideas, Thai takeout options, treatises on a better social order and bugs or feedback to ios@goodrx.com
6.0.11
2021-01-05
I don’t remember much of what I learned at university. Of all the things I can’t remember, I mostly can’t remember what I learned in art history. This fact may be correlated with the fact that art history class was held before noon, my instructor had a thing for pointillism and my attention span could best be described as ‘sporadic’.
(I can, however, remember that time with the mascot and the jelly donuts, but I’ve been sworn to secrecy.)
So when the designers and engineers said “Hey, we’re updating the app - it’s called ‘Project Matisse’”, I said “Oh, yeah, totally. She’s awesome. I love her thing with the melting clocks.” Then I thought that melting clocks might not be great for a health app redesign. And then I thought that I probably don’t need to write down every thought that comes into my head.
So I looked up Matisse on the Interwebs. I learned that apparently Matisse is a dude, not a lady, and he was a painter about 100 years ago. So he probably didn’t do much app design. I’m guessing he wore turtlenecks.
I’m here to tell you that our app has a new look which is somehow related to a painter who liked to paint in pastels. I’m guessing you should expect the app version of Tropical Starburst. Good luck with that.
OK, fine, I checked the app out. Research FTW! It’s nice and clean. I’d say it more captures the nilihistic brevity of Gaugin coupled with the spatial irrelevance of Basquiat. And yes, I made all of those words up.
In short - we redesigned the app! It’s more pretty and funner. Check it out.
Send table game ideas, Thai takeout options, treatises on a better social order and bugs or feedback to ios@goodrx.com
6.0.10
2020-12-18
I don’t remember much of what I learned at university. Of all the things I can’t remember, I mostly can’t remember what I learned in art history. This fact may be correlated with the fact that art history class was held before noon, my instructor had a thing for pointillism and my attention span could best be described as ‘sporadic’.
(I can, however, remember that time with the mascot and the jelly donuts, but I’ve been sworn to secrecy.)
So when the designers and engineers said “Hey, we’re updating the app - it’s called ‘Project Matisse’”, I said “Oh, yeah, totally. She’s awesome. I love her thing with the melting clocks.” Then I thought that melting clocks might not be great for a health app redesign. And then I thought that I probably don’t need to write down every thought that comes into my head.
So I looked up Matisse on the Interwebs. I learned that apparently Matisse is a dude, not a lady, and he was a painter about 100 years ago. So he probably didn’t do much app design. I’m guessing he wore turtlenecks.
I’m here to tell you that our app has a new look which is somehow related to a painter who liked to paint in pastels. I’m guessing you should expect the app version of Tropical Starburst. Good luck with that.
OK, fine, I checked the app out. Research FTW! It’s nice and clean. I’d say it more captures the nilihistic brevity of Gaugin coupled with the spatial irrelevance of Basquiat. And yes, I made all of those words up.
In short - we redesigned the app! It’s more pretty and funner. Check it out.
Send table game ideas, Thai takeout options, treatises on a better social order and bugs or feedback to ios@goodrx.com
6.0.9
2020-12-16
I don’t remember much of what I learned at university. Of all the things I can’t remember, I mostly can’t remember what I learned in art history. This fact may be correlated with the fact that art history class was held before noon, my instructor had a thing for pointillism and my attention span could best be described as ‘sporadic’.
(I can, however, remember that time with the mascot and the jelly donuts, but I’ve been sworn to secrecy.)
So when the designers and engineers said “Hey, we’re updating the app - it’s called ‘Project Matisse’”, I said “Oh, yeah, totally. She’s awesome. I love her thing with the melting clocks.” Then I thought that melting clocks might not be great for a health app redesign. And then I thought that I probably don’t need to write down every thought that comes into my head.
So I looked up Matisse on the Interwebs. I learned that apparently Matisse is a dude, not a lady, and he was a painter about 100 years ago. So he probably didn’t do much app design. I’m guessing he wore turtlenecks.
I’m here to tell you that our app has a new look which is somehow related to a painter who liked to paint in pastels. I’m guessing you should expect the app version of Tropical Starburst. Good luck with that.
OK, fine, I checked the app out. Research FTW! It’s nice and clean. I’d say it more captures the nilihistic brevity of Gaugin coupled with the spatial irrelevance of Basquiat. And yes, I made all of those words up.
In short - we redesigned the app! It’s more pretty and funner. Check it out.
Send table game ideas, Thai takeout options, treatises on a better social order and bugs or feedback to ios@goodrx.com
6.0.8
2020-12-14
I don’t remember much of what I learned at university. Of all the things I can’t remember, I mostly can’t remember what I learned in art history. This fact may be correlated with the fact that art history class was held before noon, my instructor had a thing for pointillism and my attention span could best be described as ‘sporadic’.
(I can, however, remember that time with the mascot and the jelly donuts, but I’ve been sworn to secrecy.)
So when the designers and engineers said “Hey, we’re updating the app - it’s called ‘Project Matisse’”, I said “Oh, yeah, totally. She’s awesome. I love her thing with the melting clocks.” Then I thought that melting clocks might not be great for a health app redesign. And then I thought that I probably don’t need to write down every thought that comes into my head.
So I looked up Matisse on the Interwebs. I learned that apparently Matisse is a dude, not a lady, and he was a painter about 100 years ago. So he probably didn’t do much app design. I’m guessing he wore turtlenecks.
I’m here to tell you that our app has a new look which is somehow related to a painter who liked to paint in pastels. I’m guessing you should expect the app version of Tropical Starburst. Good luck with that.
OK, fine, I checked the app out. Research FTW! It’s nice and clean. I’d say it more captures the nilihistic brevity of Gaugin coupled with the spatial irrelevance of Basquiat. And yes, I made all of those words up.
In short - we redesigned the app! It’s more pretty and funner. Check it out.
Send table game ideas, Thai takeout options, treatises on a better social order and bugs or feedback to ios@goodrx.com
6.0.7
2020-12-10
I don’t remember much of what I learned at university. Of all the things I can’t remember, I mostly can’t remember what I learned in art history. This fact may be correlated with the fact that art history class was held before noon, my instructor had a thing for pointillism and my attention span could best be described as ‘sporadic’.
(I can, however, remember that time with the mascot and the jelly donuts, but I’ve been sworn to secrecy.)
So when the designers and engineers said “Hey, we’re updating the app - it’s called ‘Project Matisse’”, I said “Oh, yeah, totally. She’s awesome. I love her thing with the melting clocks.” Then I thought that melting clocks might not be great for a health app redesign. And then I thought that I probably don’t need to write down every thought that comes into my head.
So I looked up Matisse on the Interwebs. I learned that apparently Matisse is a dude, not a lady, and he was a painter about 100 years ago. So he probably didn’t do much app design. I’m guessing he wore turtlenecks.
I’m here to tell you that our app has a new look which is somehow related to a painter who liked to paint in pastels. I’m guessing you should expect the app version of Tropical Starburst. Good luck with that.
OK, fine, I checked the app out. Research FTW! It’s nice and clean. I’d say it more captures the nilihistic brevity of Gaugin coupled with the spatial irrelevance of Basquiat. And yes, I made all of those words up.
In short - we redesigned the app! It’s more pretty and funner. Check it out.
Send table game ideas, Thai takeout options, treatises on a better social order and bugs or feedback to ios@goodrx.com
6.0.6
2020-12-07
I don’t remember much of what I learned at university. Of all the things I can’t remember, I mostly can’t remember what I learned in art history. This fact may be correlated with the fact that art history class was held before noon, my instructor had a thing for pointillism and my attention span could best be described as ‘sporadic’.
(I can, however, remember that time with the mascot and the jelly donuts, but I’ve been sworn to secrecy.)
So when the designers and engineers said “Hey, we’re updating the app - it’s called ‘Project Matisse’”, I said “Oh, yeah, totally. She’s awesome. I love her thing with the melting clocks.” Then I thought that melting clocks might not be great for a health app redesign. And then I thought that I probably don’t need to write down every thought that comes into my head.
So I looked up Matisse on the Interwebs. I learned that apparently Matisse is a dude, not a lady, and he was a painter about 100 years ago. So he probably didn’t do much app design. I’m guessing he wore turtlenecks.
I’m here to tell you that our app has a new look which is somehow related to a painter who liked to paint in pastels. I’m guessing you should expect the app version of Tropical Starburst. Good luck with that.
OK, fine, I checked the app out. Research FTW! It’s nice and clean. I’d say it more captures the nilihistic brevity of Gaugin coupled with the spatial irrelevance of Basquiat. And yes, I made all of those words up.
In short - we redesigned the app! It’s more pretty and funner. Check it out.
Send quarantine table game ideas, Thai takeout options, treatises on a better social order and bugs or feedback to ios@goodrx.com
6.0.5
2020-12-03
Just like Mallomars, we’re back! I (Fun fact: also like Mallomars, we are crunchy on the outside, gooey on the inside and we tend to melt in the heat.)
The gang’s been hard at work on new features, none of which include my fabulous suggestions, such as:
- A phone attachment that presses any pill into a Flintstones vitamin (BamBam tastes best.)
- A Dora The Explorer-themed pill reminder (“tiempo para tu medicina, abuela!”)
- Partnering with the NFL to deliver antidepressants to any fans of NFC East teams (ouch!)
- Free astrology readings with every refill (“You may feel nausea, but that’s just Mercury in retrograde, Kevin!”)
Instead, we made it easier for GoodRx Gold members to transfer prescriptions between pharmacies. So much less fun, but since I’m banned from going to the engineering floor, I can’t really tell them that.
We (us?) GoodRxers hope you’re safe and well. In case you don’t follow our every tweet, we’ve recently set aside shares (currently worth over 50 million actual US dollars!) for philanthropic initiatives, including helping Americans find affordable care at clinics across the USA. That is both not a joke and truly exciting, because, despite my passable-at-best attempts at comedy writing, the rest of our team actually works hard to help people get the care they need. They’re keepers, those folks. Me? Well…there’s always Hollywood.
As always, send tips, suggestions, Beef Stroganoff recipes or winter outdoor dining tips to ios@goodrx.com.
6.0.4
2020-12-02
Just like Mallomars, we’re back! I (Fun fact: also like Mallomars, we are crunchy on the outside, gooey on the inside and we tend to melt in the heat.)
The gang’s been hard at work on new features, none of which include my fabulous suggestions, such as:
- A phone attachment that presses any pill into a Flintstones vitamin (BamBam tastes best.)
- A Dora The Explorer-themed pill reminder (“tiempo para tu medicina, abuela!”)
- Partnering with the NFL to deliver antidepressants to any fans of NFC East teams (ouch!)
- Free astrology readings with every refill (“You may feel nausea, but that’s just Mercury in retrograde, Kevin!”)
Instead, we made it easier for GoodRx Gold members to transfer prescriptions between pharmacies. So much less fun, but since I’m banned from going to the engineering floor, I can’t really tell them that.
We (us?) GoodRxers hope you’re safe and well. In case you don’t follow our every tweet, we’ve recently set aside shares (currently worth over 50 million actual US dollars!) for philanthropic initiatives, including helping Americans find affordable care at clinics across the USA. That is both not a joke and truly exciting, because, despite my passable-at-best attempts at comedy writing, the rest of our team actually works hard to help people get the care they need. They’re keepers, those folks. Me? Well…there’s always Hollywood.
As always, send tips, suggestions, Beef Stroganoff recipes or winter outdoor dining tips to ios@goodrx.com.
6.0.3
2020-12-01
Just like Mallomars, we’re back! I (Fun fact: also like Mallomars, we are crunchy on the outside, gooey on the inside and we tend to melt in the heat.)
The gang’s been hard at work on new features, none of which include my fabulous suggestions, such as:
- A phone attachment that presses any pill into a Flintstones vitamin (BamBam tastes best.)
- A Dora The Explorer-themed pill reminder (“tiempo para tu medicina, abuela!”)
- Partnering with the NFL to deliver antidepressants to any fans of NFC East teams (ouch!)
- Free astrology readings with every refill (“You may feel nausea, but that’s just Mercury in retrograde, Kevin!”)
Instead, we made it easier for GoodRx Gold members to transfer prescriptions between pharmacies. So much less fun, but since I’m banned from going to the engineering floor, I can’t really tell them that.
We (us?) GoodRxers hope you’re safe and well. In case you don’t follow our every tweet, we’ve recently set aside shares (currently worth over 50 million actual US dollars!) for philanthropic initiatives, including helping Americans find affordable care at clinics across the USA. That is both not a joke and truly exciting, because, despite my passable-at-best attempts at comedy writing, the rest of our team actually works hard to help people get the care they need. They’re keepers, those folks. Me? Well…there’s always Hollywood.
As always, send tips, suggestions, Beef Stroganoff recipes or winter outdoor dining tips to ios@goodrx.com.
6.0.2
2020-11-23
Just like Mallomars, we’re back! I (Fun fact: also like Mallomars, we are crunchy on the outside, gooey on the inside and we tend to melt in the heat.)
The gang’s been hard at work on new features, none of which include my fabulous suggestions, such as:
- A phone attachment that presses any pill into a Flintstones vitamin (BamBam tastes best.)
- A Dora The Explorer-themed pill reminder (“tiempo para tu medicina, abuela!”)
- Partnering with the NFL to deliver antidepressants to any fans of NFC East teams (ouch!)
- Free astrology readings with every refill (“You may feel nausea, but that’s just Mercury in retrograde, Kevin!”)
Instead, we made it easier for GoodRx Gold members to transfer prescriptions between pharmacies. So much less fun, but since I’m banned from going to the engineering floor, I can’t really tell them that.
We (us?) GoodRxers hope you’re safe and well. In case you don’t follow our every tweet, we’ve recently set aside shares (currently worth over 50 million actual US dollars!) for philanthropic initiatives, including helping Americans find affordable care at clinics across the USA. That is both not a joke and truly exciting, because, despite my passable-at-best attempts at comedy writing, the rest of our team actually works hard to help people get the care they need. They’re keepers, those folks. Me? Well…there’s always Hollywood.
As always, send tips, suggestions, Beef Stroganoff recipes or winter outdoor dining tips to ios@goodrx.com.
6.0.1
2020-11-17
Just like Mallomars, we’re back! I (Fun fact: also like Mallomars, we are crunchy on the outside, gooey on the inside and we tend to melt in the heat.)
The gang’s been hard at work on new features, none of which include my fabulous suggestions, such as:
- A phone attachment that presses any pill into a Flintstones vitamin (BamBam tastes best.)
- A Dora The Explorer-themed pill reminder (“tiempo para tu medicina, abuela!”)
- Partnering with the NFL to deliver antidepressants to any fans of NFC East teams (ouch!)
- Free astrology readings with every refill (“You may feel nausea, but that’s just Mercury in retrograde, Kevin!”)
Instead, we made it easier for GoodRx Gold members to transfer prescriptions between pharmacies. So much less fun, but since I’m banned from going to the engineering floor, I can’t really tell them that.
We (us?) GoodRxers hope you’re safe and well. In case you don’t follow our every tweet, we’ve recently set aside shares (currently worth over 50 million actual US dollars!) for philanthropic initiatives, including helping Americans find affordable care at clinics across the USA. That is both not a joke and truly exciting, because, despite my passable-at-best attempts at comedy writing, the rest of our team actually works hard to help people get the care they need. They’re keepers, those folks. Me? Well…there’s always Hollywood.
As always, send tips, suggestions, Beef Stroganoff recipes or winter outdoor dining tips to ios@goodrx.com.
6.0.0
2020-11-16
Just like Mallomars, we’re back! I (Fun fact: also like Mallomars, we are crunchy on the outside, gooey on the inside and we tend to melt in the heat.)
The gang’s been hard at work on new features, none of which include my fabulous suggestions, such as:
- A phone attachment that presses any pill into a Flintstones vitamin (BamBam tastes best.)
- A Dora The Explorer-themed pill reminder (“tiempo para tu medicina, abuela!”)
- Partnering with the NFL to deliver antidepressants to any fans of NFC East teams (ouch!)
- Free astrology readings with every refill (“You may feel nausea, but that’s just Mercury in retrograde, Kevin!”)
Instead, we made it easier for GoodRx Gold members to transfer prescriptions between pharmacies. So much less fun, but since I’m banned from going to the engineering floor, I can’t really tell them that.
We (us?) GoodRxers hope you’re safe and well. In case you don’t follow our every tweet, we’ve recently set aside shares (currently worth over 50 million actual US dollars!) for philanthropic initiatives, including helping Americans find affordable care at clinics across the USA. That is both not a joke and truly exciting, because, despite my passable-at-best attempts at comedy writing, the rest of our team actually works hard to help people get the care they need. They’re keepers, those folks. Me? Well…there’s always Hollywood.
As always, send tips, suggestions, Beef Stroganoff recipes or winter outdoor dining tips to ios@goodrx.com.
5.6.20
2020-11-12
Just like Mallomars, we’re back! I (Fun fact: also like Mallomars, we are crunchy on the outside, gooey on the inside and we tend to melt in the heat.)
The gang’s been hard at work on new features, none of which include my fabulous suggestions, such as:
- A phone attachment that presses any pill into a Flintstones vitamin (BamBam tastes best.)
- A Dora The Explorer-themed pill reminder (“tiempo para tu medicina, abuela!”)
- Partnering with the NFL to deliver antidepressants to any fans of NFC East teams (ouch!)
- Free astrology readings with every refill (“You may feel nausea, but that’s just Mercury in retrograde, Kevin!”)
Instead, we made it easier for GoodRx Gold members to transfer prescriptions between pharmacies. So much less fun, but since I’m banned from going to the engineering floor, I can’t really tell them that.
We (us?) GoodRxers hope you’re safe and well. In case you don’t follow our every tweet, we’ve recently set aside shares (currently worth over 50 million actual US dollars!) for philanthropic initiatives, including helping Americans find affordable care at clinics across the USA. That is both not a joke and truly exciting, because, despite my passable-at-best attempts at comedy writing, the rest of our team actually works hard to help people get the care they need. They’re keepers, those folks. Me? Well…there’s always Hollywood.
As always, send tips, suggestions, Beef Stroganoff recipes or winter outdoor dining tips to ios@goodrx.com.
5.6.19
2020-11-10
Just like Mallomars, we’re back! I (Fun fact: also like Mallomars, we are crunchy on the outside, gooey on the inside and we tend to melt in the heat.)
The gang’s been hard at work on new features, none of which include my fabulous suggestions, such as:
- A phone attachment that presses any pill into a Flintstones vitamin (BamBam tastes best.)
- A Dora The Explorer-themed pill reminder (“tiempo para tu medicina, abuela!”)
- Partnering with the NFL to deliver antidepressants to any fans of NFC East teams (ouch!)
- Free astrology readings with every refill (“You may feel nausea, but that’s just Mercury in retrograde, Kevin!”)
Instead, we made it easier for GoodRx Gold members to transfer prescriptions between pharmacies. So much less fun, but since I’m banned from going to the engineering floor, I can’t really tell them that.
We (us?) GoodRxers hope you’re safe and well. In case you don’t follow our every tweet, we’ve recently set aside shares (currently worth over 50 million actual US dollars!) for philanthropic initiatives, including helping Americans find affordable care at clinics across the USA. That is both not a joke and truly exciting, because, despite my passable-at-best attempts at comedy writing, the rest of our team actually works hard to help people get the care they need. They’re keepers, those folks. Me? Well…there’s always Hollywood.
As always, send tips, suggestions, Beef Stroganoff recipes or winter outdoor dining tips to ios@goodrx.com.
5.6.18
2020-11-03
Just like Mallomars, we’re back! I (Fun fact: also like Mallomars, we are crunchy on the outside, gooey on the inside and we tend to melt in the heat.)
The gang’s been hard at work on new features, none of which include my fabulous suggestions, such as:
- A phone attachment that presses any pill into a Flintstones vitamin (BamBam tastes best.)
- A Dora The Explorer-themed pill reminder (“tiempo para tu medicina, abuela!”)
- Partnering with the NFL to deliver antidepressants to any fans of NFC East teams (ouch!)
- Free astrology readings with every refill (“You may feel nausea, but that’s just Mercury in retrograde, Kevin!”)
Instead, we made it easier for GoodRx Gold members to transfer prescriptions between pharmacies. So much less fun, but since I’m banned from going to the engineering floor, I can’t really tell them that.
We (us?) GoodRxers hope you’re safe and well. In case you don’t follow our every tweet, we’ve recently set aside shares (currently worth over 50 million actual US dollars!) for philanthropic initiatives, including helping Americans find affordable care at clinics across the USA. That is both not a joke and truly exciting, because, despite my passable-at-best attempts at comedy writing, the rest of our team actually works hard to help people get the care they need. They’re keepers, those folks. Me? Well…there’s always Hollywood.
As always, send tips, suggestions, Beef Stroganoff recipes or winter outdoor dining tips to ios@goodrx.com.
5.6.17
2020-10-28
Just like Mallomars, we’re back! (Fun fact: also like Mallomars, we are crunchy on the outside, gooey on the inside and we tend to melt in the heat.)
The gang’s been hard at work on new features, none of which include my fabulous suggestions, such as:
- A phone attachment that presses any pill into a Flintstones vitamin (BamBam tastes best.)
- A Dora The Explorer-themed pill reminder (“tiempo para tu medicina, abuela!”)
- Partnering with the NFL to deliver antidepressants to any fans of NFC East teams (ouch!)
- Free astrology readings with every refill (“You may feel nausea, but that’s just Mercury in retrograde, Kevin!”)
Unfortunately I'm banned from the engineering floor, so really they've:
- Made it easier for GoodRx Gold members to transfer prescriptions between pharmacies
We (us?) GoodRxers hope you’re safe and well. In case you don’t follow our every tweet, we’ve recently set aside shares (currently worth over 50 million actual US dollars!) for philanthropic initiatives, including helping Americans find affordable care at clinics across the USA. That is both not a joke and truly exciting, because, despite my passable-at-best attempts at comedy writing, the rest of our team actually works hard to help people get the care they need. They’re keepers, those folks. Me? Well…there’s always Hollywood.
As always, send tips, suggestions, Beef Stroganoff recipes or winter outdoor dining tips to ios@goodrx.com.
5.6.16
2020-10-21
Just like Mallomars, we’re back! I (Fun fact: also like Mallomars, we are crunchy on the outside, gooey on the inside and we tend to melt in the heat.)
The gang’s been hard at work on new features, none of which include my fabulous suggestions, such as:
- A phone attachment that presses any pill into a Flintstones vitamin (BamBam tastes best.)
- A Dora The Explorer-themed pill reminder (“tiempo para tu medicina, abuela!”)
- Partnering with the NFL to deliver antidepressants to any fans of NFC East teams (ouch!)
- Free astrology readings with every refill (“You may feel nausea, but that’s just Mercury in retrograde, Kevin!”)
Instead, we made it easier for GoodRx Gold members to transfer prescriptions between pharmacies. So much less fun, but since I’m banned from going to the engineering floor, I can’t really tell them that.
We (us?) GoodRxers hope you’re safe and well. In case you don’t follow our every tweet, we’ve recently set aside shares (currently worth over 50 million actual US dollars!) for philanthropic initiatives, including helping Americans find affordable care at clinics across the USA. That is both not a joke and truly exciting, because, despite my passable-at-best attempts at comedy writing, the rest of our team actually works hard to help people get the care they need. They’re keepers, those folks. Me? Well…there’s always Hollywood.
As always, send tips, suggestions, Beef Stroganoff recipes or winter outdoor dining tips to ios@goodrx.com.
5.6.15
2020-10-19
…and, just like Mallomars, we’re back! (Fun fact: also like Mallomars, we are crunchy on the outside, gooey on the inside, we share a love of yellow and we tend to melt in the heat.)
The gang’s been hard at work on new features, none of which include my fabulous suggestions, such as:
- A phone attachment that presses any pill into a Flinstones vitamin (BamBam tastes best.)
- A Dora The Explorer pill reminder (“tiempo para tu medicina, abuela!”)
- Partnering with the NFL to deliver antidepressants to any fans of NFC East teams (ouch!)
- Free astrology readings with every refill (“You may feel nausea, but that’s just Mercury in retrograde, Kevin!”)
Instead, we made it easier for GoodRx Gold members to transfer prescriptions between pharmacies. So much less fun, but since I’m banned from going to the engineering floor, I can’t really tell them that.
We (us?) GoodRxers hope you’re safe and well. In case you don’t follow our every tweet, we’ve recently set aside shares (currently worth over 50 million actual US dollars) for philanthropic initiatives, including helping Americans find affordable care at clinics across the USA. That is both not a joke and truly exciting, because, despite my passable-at-best attempts at comedy writing, the rest of our team actually works hard to help people get the care they need. They’re keepers, those folks. Me? Well…there’s always Hollywood.
5.6.14
2020-10-14
GoodRx HQ may be empty, but we’re busy cranking out new digital bells and whistles from our home La-Z-Boys. In fact, we’ve got something very special to let you know about right here, right now.
One of the first things I noticed when I started working from home was that packages were arriving at my house pretty much hourly. The UPS and FedEx guys (heroes all around) seem to form an endless parade up my steps, delivering my Thighmaster(TM), late-night-TV knife sets, manscaping kits and frozen bratwurst like clockwork. My two favorite words of 2020 are “SUBMIT ORDER”.
But the thing is, I can’t get healthcare delivered. Or can I? (Like the leading question? Didn’t see that coming, did ya?) You see, the smart folks at GoodRx (100% not me; I bring the snark) realized a while back that prescriptions aren’t any good when you can’t pick ‘em up. Not everyone wants to walk down the Colds & Flu aisle to pick up their meds (Side note: Shout out to America’s pharmacists and pharmacy techs who don’t have the option to work from home - THANK YOU!). So we created GoodRx Gold Mail Delivery (GGMD). (OK, it’s not really called GGMD. I’m just lazy and don’t want to write that 10 times.)
With GGMD, GoodRx Gold members can now have hundreds of prescriptions sent via Portkey (or is it Floo powder? I forget how the fancy tech works.) directly into your Seattle Kraken-themed mailbox. The prices are awesome (100+ common drugs under $5!), the quality is top-notch, the shipping is free, the packaging is boring (“discreet” is what they told me to say, but that sounds a bit eewww…), and it all makes you wonder why you even own a car. It’s that impressive.
So, the next time you need some meds, just fire up GoodRx, push a few buttons - et voila! - our pill-carrying storks will soon be on their way.
Send bugs, tips, spare cardboard stadium cutouts or interesting Zoom virtual backgrounds to ios@goodrx.com. Stay safe, America.
5.6.13
2020-10-05
GoodRx HQ may be empty, but we’re busy cranking out new digital bells and whistles from our home La-Z-Boys. In fact, we’ve got something very special to let you know about right here, right now.
One of the first things I noticed when I started working from home was that packages were arriving at my house pretty much hourly. The UPS and FedEx guys (heroes all around) seem to form an endless parade up my steps, delivering my Thighmaster(TM), late-night-TV knife sets, manscaping kits and frozen bratwurst like clockwork. My two favorite words of 2020 are “SUBMIT ORDER”.
But the thing is, I can’t get healthcare delivered. Or can I? (Like the leading question? Didn’t see that coming, did ya?) You see, the smart folks at GoodRx (100% not me; I bring the snark) realized a while back that prescriptions aren’t any good when you can’t pick ‘em up. Not everyone wants to walk down the Colds & Flu aisle to pick up their meds (Side note: Shout out to America’s pharmacists and pharmacy techs who don’t have the option to work from home - THANK YOU!). So we created GoodRx Gold Mail Delivery (GGMD). (OK, it’s not really called GGMD. I’m just lazy and don’t want to write that 10 times.)
With GGMD, GoodRx Gold members can now have hundreds of prescriptions sent via Portkey (or is it Floo powder? I forget how the fancy tech works.) directly into your Seattle Kraken-themed mailbox. The prices are awesome (100+ common drugs under $5!), the quality is top-notch, the shipping is free, the packaging is boring (“discreet” is what they told me to say, but that sounds a bit eewww…), and it all makes you wonder why you even own a car. It’s that impressive.
So, the next time you need some meds, just fire up GoodRx, push a few buttons - et voila! - our pill-carrying storks will soon be on their way.
Send bugs, tips, spare cardboard stadium cutouts or interesting Zoom virtual backgrounds to ios@goodrx.com. Stay safe, America.
5.6.12
2020-10-01
GoodRx HQ may be empty, but we’re busy cranking out new digital bells and whistles from our home La-Z-Boys. In fact, we’ve got something very special to let you know about right here, right now.
One of the first things I noticed when I started working from home was that packages were arriving at my house pretty much hourly. The UPS and FedEx guys (heroes all around) seem to form an endless parade up my steps, delivering my Thighmaster(TM), late-night-TV knife sets, manscaping kits and frozen bratwurst like clockwork. My two favorite words of 2020 are “SUBMIT ORDER”.
But the thing is, I can’t get healthcare delivered. Or can I? (Like the leading question? Didn’t see that coming, did ya?) You see, the smart folks at GoodRx (100% not me; I bring the snark) realized a while back that prescriptions aren’t any good when you can’t pick ‘em up. Not everyone wants to walk down the Colds & Flu aisle to pick up their meds (Side note: Shout out to America’s pharmacists and pharmacy techs who don’t have the option to work from home - THANK YOU!). So we created GoodRx Gold Mail Delivery (GGMD). (OK, it’s not really called GGMD. I’m just lazy and don’t want to write that 10 times.)
With GGMD, GoodRx Gold members can now have hundreds of prescriptions sent via Portkey (or is it Floo powder? I forget how the fancy tech works.) directly into your Seattle Kraken-themed mailbox. The prices are awesome (100+ common drugs under $5!), the quality is top-notch, the shipping is free, the packaging is boring (“discreet” is what they told me to say, but that sounds a bit eewww…), and it all makes you wonder why you even own a car. It’s that impressive.
So, the next time you need some meds, just fire up GoodRx, push a few buttons - et voila! - our pill-carrying storks will soon be on their way.
Send bugs, tips, spare cardboard stadium cutouts or interesting Zoom virtual backgrounds to ios@goodrx.com. Stay safe, America.
5.6.11
2020-09-18
GoodRx HQ may be empty, but we’re busy cranking out new digital bells and whistles from our home La-Z-Boys. In fact, we’ve got something very special to let you know about right here, right now.
One of the first things I noticed when I started working from home was that packages were arriving at my house pretty much hourly. The UPS and FedEx guys (heroes all around) seem to form an endless parade up my steps, delivering my Thighmaster(TM), late-night-TV knife sets, manscaping kits and frozen bratwurst like clockwork. My two favorite words of 2020 are “SUBMIT ORDER”.
But the thing is, I can’t get healthcare delivered. Or can I? (Like the leading question? Didn’t see that coming, did ya?) You see, the smart folks at GoodRx (100% not me; I bring the snark) realized a while back that prescriptions aren’t any good when you can’t pick ‘em up. Not everyone wants to walk down the Colds & Flu aisle to pick up their meds (Side note: Shout out to America’s pharmacists and pharmacy techs who don’t have the option to work from home - THANK YOU!). So we created GoodRx Gold Mail Delivery (GGMD). (OK, it’s not really called GGMD. I’m just lazy and don’t want to write that 10 times.)
With GGMD, GoodRx Gold members can now have hundreds of prescriptions sent via Portkey (or is it Floo powder? I forget how the fancy tech works.) directly into your Seattle Kraken-themed mailbox. The prices are awesome (100+ common drugs under $5!), the quality is top-notch, the shipping is free, the packaging is boring (“discreet” is what they told me to say, but that sounds a bit eewww…), and it all makes you wonder why you even own a car. It’s that impressive.
So, the next time you need some meds, just fire up GoodRx, push a few buttons - et voila! - our pill-carrying storks will soon be on their way.
Send bugs, tips, spare cardboard stadium cutouts or interesting Zoom virtual backgrounds to ios@goodrx.com. Stay safe, America.
5.6.10
2020-09-16
GoodRx HQ may be empty, but we’re busy cranking out new digital bells and whistles from our home La-Z-Boys. In fact, we’ve got something very special to let you know about right here, right now.
One of the first things I noticed when I started working from home was that packages were arriving at my house pretty much hourly. The UPS and FedEx guys (heroes all around) seem to form an endless parade up my steps, delivering my Thighmaster(TM), late-night-TV knife sets, manscaping kits and frozen bratwurst like clockwork. My two favorite words of 2020 are “SUBMIT ORDER”.
But the thing is, I can’t get healthcare delivered. Or can I? (Like the leading question? Didn’t see that coming, did ya?) You see, the smart folks at GoodRx (100% not me; I bring the snark) realized a while back that prescriptions aren’t any good when you can’t pick ‘em up. Not everyone wants to walk down the Colds & Flu aisle to pick up their meds (Side note: Shout out to America’s pharmacists and pharmacy techs who don’t have the option to work from home - THANK YOU!). So we created GoodRx Gold Mail Delivery (GGMD). (OK, it’s not really called GGMD. I’m just lazy and don’t want to write that 10 times.)
With GGMD, GoodRx Gold members can now have hundreds of prescriptions sent via Portkey (or is it Floo powder? I forget how the fancy tech works.) directly into your Seattle Kraken-themed mailbox. The prices are awesome (100+ common drugs under $5!), the quality is top-notch, the shipping is free, the packaging is boring (“discreet” is what they told me to say, but that sounds a bit eewww…), and it all makes you wonder why you even own a car. It’s that impressive.
So, the next time you need some meds, just fire up GoodRx, push a few buttons - et voila! - our pill-carrying storks will soon be on their way.
Send bugs, tips, spare cardboard stadium cutouts or interesting Zoom virtual backgrounds to ios@goodrx.com. Stay safe, America.
5.6.9
2020-09-14
GoodRx HQ may be empty, but we’re busy cranking out new digital bells and whistles from our home La-Z-Boys. In fact, we’ve got something very special to let you know about right here, right now.
One of the first things I noticed when I started working from home was that packages were arriving at my house pretty much hourly. The UPS and FedEx guys (heroes all around) seem to form an endless parade up my steps, delivering my Thighmaster(TM), late-night-TV knife sets, manscaping kits and frozen bratwurst like clockwork. My two favorite words of 2020 are “SUBMIT ORDER”.
But the thing is, I can’t get healthcare delivered. Or can I? (Like the leading question? Didn’t see that coming, did ya?) You see, the smart folks at GoodRx (100% not me; I bring the snark) realized a while back that prescriptions aren’t any good when you can’t pick ‘em up. Not everyone wants to walk down the Colds & Flu aisle to pick up their meds (Side note: Shout out to America’s pharmacists and pharmacy techs who don’t have the option to work from home - THANK YOU!). So we created GoodRx Gold Mail Delivery (GGMD). (OK, it’s not really called GGMD. I’m just lazy and don’t want to write that 10 times.)
With GGMD, GoodRx Gold members can now have hundreds of prescriptions sent via Portkey (or is it Floo powder? I forget how the fancy tech works.) directly into your Seattle Kraken-themed mailbox. The prices are awesome (100+ common drugs under $5!), the quality is top-notch, the shipping is free, the packaging is boring (“discreet” is what they told me to say, but that sounds a bit eewww…), and it all makes you wonder why you even own a car. It’s that impressive.
So, the next time you need some meds, just fire up GoodRx, push a few buttons - et voila! - our pill-carrying storks will soon be on their way.
Send bugs, tips, spare cardboard stadium cutouts or interesting Zoom virtual backgrounds to ios@goodrx.com. Stay safe, America.
5.6.8
2020-09-10
GoodRx HQ may be empty, but we’re busy cranking out new digital bells and whistles from our home La-Z-Boys. In fact, we’ve got something very special to let you know about right here, right now.
One of the first things I noticed when I started working from home was that packages were arriving at my house pretty much hourly. The UPS and FedEx guys (heroes all around) seem to form an endless parade up my steps, delivering my Thighmaster(TM), late-night-TV knife sets, manscaping kits and frozen bratwurst like clockwork. My two favorite words of 2020 are “SUBMIT ORDER”.
But the thing is, I can’t get healthcare delivered. Or can I? (Like the leading question? Didn’t see that coming, did ya?) You see, the smart folks at GoodRx (100% not me; I bring the snark) realized a while back that prescriptions aren’t any good when you can’t pick ‘em up. Not everyone wants to walk down the Colds & Flu aisle to pick up their meds (Side note: Shout out to America’s pharmacists and pharmacy techs who don’t have the option to work from home - THANK YOU!). So we created GoodRx Gold Mail Delivery (GGMD). (OK, it’s not really called GGMD. I’m just lazy and don’t want to write that 10 times.)
With GGMD, GoodRx Gold members can now have hundreds of prescriptions sent via Portkey (or is it Floo powder? I forget how the fancy tech works.) directly into your Seattle Kraken-themed mailbox. The prices are awesome (100+ common drugs under $5!), the quality is top-notch, the shipping is free, the packaging is boring (“discreet” is what they told me to say, but that sounds a bit eewww…), and it all makes you wonder why you even own a car. It’s that impressive.
So, the next time you need some meds, just fire up GoodRx, push a few buttons - et voila! - our pill-carrying storks will soon be on their way.
Send bugs, tips, spare cardboard stadium cutouts or interesting Zoom virtual backgrounds to ios@goodrx.com. Stay safe, America.
5.6.7
2020-09-01
GoodRx HQ may be empty, but we’re busy cranking out new digital bells and whistles from our home La-Z-Boys. In fact, we’ve got something very special to let you know about right here, right now.
One of the first things I noticed when I started working from home was that packages were arriving at my house pretty much hourly. The UPS and FedEx guys (heroes all around) seem to form an endless parade up my steps, delivering my Thighmaster(TM), late-night-TV knife sets, manscaping kits and frozen bratwurst like clockwork. My two favorite words of 2020 are “SUBMIT ORDER”.
But the thing is, I can’t get healthcare delivered. Or can I? (Like the leading question? Didn’t see that coming, did ya?) You see, the smart folks at GoodRx (100% not me; I bring the snark) realized a while back that prescriptions aren’t any good when you can’t pick ‘em up. Not everyone wants to walk down the Colds & Flu aisle to pick up their meds (Side note: Shout out to America’s pharmacists and pharmacy techs who don’t have the option to work from home - THANK YOU!). So we created GoodRx Gold Mail Delivery (GGMD). (OK, it’s not really called GGMD. I’m just lazy and don’t want to write that 10 times.)
With GGMD, GoodRx Gold members can now have hundreds of prescriptions sent via Portkey (or is it Floo powder? I forget how the fancy tech works.) directly into your Seattle Kraken-themed mailbox. The prices are awesome (100+ common drugs under $5!), the quality is top-notch, the shipping is free, the packaging is boring (“discreet” is what they told me to say, but that sounds a bit eewww…), and it all makes you wonder why you even own a car. It’s that impressive.
So, the next time you need some meds, just fire up GoodRx, push a few buttons - et voila! - our pill-carrying storks will soon be on their way.
Send bugs, tips, spare cardboard stadium cutouts or interesting Zoom virtual backgrounds to ios@goodrx.com. Stay safe, America.
5.6.6
2020-08-20
GoodRx HQ may be empty, but we’re busy cranking out new digital bells and whistles from our home La-Z-Boys. In fact, we’ve got something very special to let you know about right here, right now.
One of the first things I noticed when I started working from home was that packages were arriving at my house pretty much hourly. The UPS and FedEx guys (heroes all around) seem to form an endless parade up my steps, delivering my Thighmaster(TM), late-night-TV knife sets, manscaping kits and frozen bratwurst like clockwork. My two favorite words of 2020 are “SUBMIT ORDER”.
But the thing is, I can’t get healthcare delivered. Or can I? (Like the leading question? Didn’t see that coming, did ya?) You see, the smart folks at GoodRx (100% not me; I bring the snark) realized a while back that prescriptions aren’t any good when you can’t pick ‘em up. Not everyone wants to walk down the Colds & Flu aisle to pick up their meds (Side note: Shout out to America’s pharmacists and pharmacy techs who don’t have the option to work from home - THANK YOU!). So we created GoodRx Gold Mail Delivery (GGMD). (OK, it’s not really called GGMD. I’m just lazy and don’t want to write that 10 times.)
With GGMD, GoodRx Gold members can now have hundreds of prescriptions sent via Portkey (or is it Floo powder? I forget how the fancy tech works.) directly into your Seattle Kraken-themed mailbox. The prices are awesome (100+ common drugs under $5!), the quality is top-notch, the shipping is free, the packaging is boring (“discreet” is what they told me to say, but that sounds a bit eewww…), and it all makes you wonder why you even own a car. It’s that impressive.
So, the next time you need some meds, just fire up GoodRx, push a few buttons - et voila! - our pill-carrying storks will soon be on their way.
Send bugs, tips, spare cardboard stadium cutouts or interesting Zoom virtual backgrounds to ios@goodrx.com. Stay safe, America.
5.6.5
2020-08-19
GoodRx Gold members can now have hundreds of prescriptions delivered directly to their home with our new mail delivery service.
As always, any bugs, tips or feature requests can be sent to ios@goodrx.com.
5.6.4
2020-08-10
GoodRx Gold members can now have hundreds of prescriptions delivered directly to their home with our new mail delivery service.
As always, any bugs, tips or feature requests can be sent to ios@goodrx.com.
5.6.2
2020-07-21
While this space is normally reserved for snarky comments about the ultra-exciting world of mobile app development, we're pausing those efforts (can it even be considered an effort?) for the time being. The GoodRx team continues to improve our app and product experience across the board, but we also believe that racism is in many ways a public health crisis. As a result, we're making changes to improve access to affordable healthcare for people of color. Expect to see changes to our services, our marketing and our company mission as we embark on this journey. Thanks for your support.
5.6.1
2020-07-10
While this space is normally reserved for snarky comments about the ultra-exciting world of mobile app development, we're pausing those efforts (can it even be considered an effort?) for the time being. The GoodRx team continues to improve our app and product experience across the board, but we also believe that racism is in many ways a public health crisis. As a result, we're making changes to improve access to affordable healthcare for people of color. Expect to see changes to our services, our marketing and our company mission as we embark on this journey. Thanks for your support.
5.6.0
2020-07-06
While this space is normally reserved for snarky comments about the ultra-exciting world of mobile app development, we're pausing those efforts (can it even be considered an effort?) for the time being. The GoodRx team continues to improve our app and product experience across the board, but we also believe that racism is in many ways a public health crisis. As a result, we're making changes to improve access to affordable healthcare for people of color. Expect to see changes to our services, our marketing and our company mission as we embark on this journey. Thanks for your support.
5.5.20
2020-06-23
While this space is normally reserved for snarky comments about the ultra-exciting world of mobile app development, we're pausing those efforts (can it even be considered an effort?) for the time being. The GoodRx team continues to improve our app and product experience across the board, but we also believe that racism is in many ways a public health crisis. As a result, we're making changes to improve access to affordable healthcare for people of color. Expect to see changes to our services, our marketing and our company mission as we embark on this journey. Thanks for your support.
5.5.19
2020-06-17
I’m here…in the office. But please don’t share that fact. I’m not supposed to be. I think HR would cut me out of the Zoom happy hour if they knew. Our office is supposedly closed (‘cause, you know, the ‘rona), but I kinda have a thing for these Puffed Toffee Cruelty-Free Popcorn Bits that we have here, and, well, there ain’t much going on at home and I’ve officially gone Tom Hanks Castaway and I’m talking to volleyballs, so I thought I’d sneak in and grab a few (now expired) bags.
OK, it’s possible that I had already grabbed a bunch back in March and hidden them in a theoretically public place but really only I would find them (the drawer is labeled “Printer Ink”). So basically, I know they’re there. Unless those darn IT guys. I’ll report back.
Anywho, it’s time for your latest installment of “What Could We Possibly Have Done To The GoodRx App To Make It Even Better?”. I know, I know - you just blurted out “Nothing! You’re perfect!” in front of your cat, who really doesn’t care what you think anyway. Cats.
But rest on our laurels? Never! We mostly tided up - you know, finally vacuumed under the couch, threw out the expired ketchup (catsup?), etc. We even added a few splashes of color around to jazz the place up a bit. It’s one of those updates you just kinda feel, y’know?
Anyway, please be safe and stay healthy. Really. Find your favorite mask and wear it. Despite the snark, we like you and the best savings we can offer you is the drug you never need to take and the healthcare you don’t need in the first place. We’re here, we’re listening, and we clearly need a new hobby, so send your ideas to ios@goodrx.com.
5.5.18
2020-06-10
I’m here…in the office. But please don’t share that fact. I’m not supposed to be. I think HR would cut me out of the Zoom happy hour if they knew. Our office is supposedly closed (‘cause, you know, the ‘rona), but I kinda have a thing for these Puffed Toffee Cruelty-Free Popcorn Bits that we have here, and, well, there ain’t much going on at home and I’ve officially gone Tom Hanks Castaway and I’m talking to volleyballs, so I thought I’d sneak in and grab a few (now expired) bags.
OK, it’s possible that I had already grabbed a bunch back in March and hidden them in a theoretically public place but really only I would find them (the drawer is labeled “Printer Ink”). So basically, I know they’re there. Unless those darn IT guys. I’ll report back.
Anywho, it’s time for your latest installment of “What Could We Possibly Have Done To The GoodRx App To Make It Even Better?”. I know, I know - you just blurted out “Nothing! You’re perfect!” in front of your cat, who really doesn’t care what you think anyway. Cats.
But rest on our laurels? Never! We mostly tided up - you know, finally vacuumed under the couch, threw out the expired ketchup (catsup?), etc. We even added a few splashes of color around to jazz the place up a bit. It’s one of those updates you just kinda feel, y’know?
Anyway, please be safe and stay healthy. Really. Find your favorite mask and wear it. Despite the snark, we like you and the best savings we can offer you is the drug you never need to take and the healthcare you don’t need in the first place. We’re here, we’re listening, and we clearly need a new hobby, so send your ideas to ios@goodrx.com.
5.5.17
2020-05-27
I’m here…in the office. But please don’t share that fact. I’m not supposed to be. I think HR would cut me out of the Zoom happy hour if they knew. Our office is supposedly closed (‘cause, you know, the ‘rona), but I kinda have a thing for these Puffed Toffee Cruelty-Free Popcorn Bits that we have here, and, well, there ain’t much going on at home and I’ve officially gone Tom Hanks Castaway and I’m talking to volleyballs, so I thought I’d sneak in and grab a few (now expired) bags.
OK, it’s possible that I had already grabbed a bunch back in March and hidden them in a theoretically public place but really only I would find them (the drawer is labeled “Printer Ink”). So basically, I know they’re there. Unless those darn IT guys. I’ll report back.
Anywho, it’s time for your latest installment of “What Could We Possibly Have Done To The GoodRx App To Make It Even Better?”. I know, I know - you just blurted out “Nothing! You’re perfect!” in front of your cat, who really doesn’t care what you think anyway. Cats.
But rest on our laurels? Never! We mostly tided up - you know, finally vacuumed under the couch, threw out the expired ketchup (catsup?), etc. We even added a few splashes of color around to jazz the place up a bit. It’s one of those updates you just kinda feel, y’know?
Anyway, please be safe and stay healthy. Really. Find your favorite mask and wear it. Despite the snark, we like you and the best savings we can offer you is the drug you never need to take and the healthcare you don’t need in the first place. We’re here, we’re listening, and we clearly need a new hobby, so send your ideas to ios@goodrx.com.
5.5.16
2020-05-15
It’s time for your latest installment of “What Could We Possibly Have Done To The GoodRx App To Make It Even Better?”.
I know, I know - you just blurted out “Nothing! You’re perfect!” in front of your cat, who really doesn’t care what you think anyway. Cats.
But here at HQ, we never rest. No sir! Not us! For this release, we took a white button with a blue border and made it a blue button with, yes, you guessed it, a white border. I know - insanity! Please don't tell our competitors - they'd pay big for this kind of intel.
In other news, I’m here… in the office. But please don’t share that fact. I’m not supposed to be. I think HR would cut me out of the Zoom happy hour if they knew. Our office is supposedly closed (‘cause, you know, the ‘rona), but I kinda have a thing for these Puffed Toffee Cruelty-Free Popcorn Bits that we have here, and, well, there ain’t much going on at home and I’ve officially gone Tom Hanks Castaway and I’m talking to volleyballs, so I thought I’d sneak in and grab a few (now expired) bags.
OK, it’s possible that I had already grabbed a bunch back in March and hidden them in a theoretically public place but really only I would find them (the drawer is labeled “Printer Ink”). So basically, I know they’re there. Unless those darn IT guys. I’ll report back.
Anyway, please be safe and stay healthy. Really. Find your favorite mask and wear it. Despite the snark, we like you and the best savings we can offer you is the drug you never need to take and the healthcare you don’t need in the first place. We’re here, we’re listening, and we clearly need a new hobby, so send your ideas to ios@goodrx.com.
5.5.15
2020-05-14
It’s time for your latest installment of “What Could We Possibly Have Done To The GoodRx App To Make It Even Better?”.
I know, I know - you just blurted out “Nothing! You’re perfect!” in front of your cat, who really doesn’t care what you think anyway. Cats.
But here at HQ, we never rest. No sir! Not us! For this release, we took a white button with a blue border and made it a blue button with, yes, you guessed it, a white border. I know - insanity! Please don't tell our competitors - they'd pay big for this kind of intel.
In other news, I’m here…in the office. But please don’t share that fact. I’m not supposed to be. I think HR would cut me out of the Zoom happy hour if they knew. Our office is supposedly closed (‘cause, you know, the ‘rona), but I kinda have a thing for these Puffed Toffee Cruelty-Free Popcorn Bits that we have here, and, well, there ain’t much going on at home and I’ve officially gone Tom Hanks Castaway and I’m talking to volleyballs, so I thought I’d sneak in and grab a few (now expired) bags.
OK, it’s possible that I had already grabbed a bunch back in March and hidden them in a theoretically public place but really only I would find them (the drawer is labeled “Printer Ink”). So basically, I know they’re there. Unless those darn IT guys. I’ll report back.
Anyway, please be safe and stay healthy. Really. Find your favorite mask and wear it. Despite the snark, we like you and the best savings we can offer you is the drug you never need to take and the healthcare you don’t need in the first place. We’re here, we’re listening, and we clearly need a new hobby, so send your ideas to ios@goodrx.com(opens in new tab).
5.5.14
2020-04-27
We updated our app. Or, at least I think we did. I just write the copy here. On my 19th Zoom call of the day, I asked the developers what they did to improve the app, but they were way too busy adjusting their green screen virtual backgrounds into the perfect Millenium Falcon cockpit. So I said shouted into my tiny Mac microphone "What'd you update?", but they had muted me because they did not approve of 2-pugs-cuddling-on-the-bridge-of-the-Titanic virtual background. Then someone's kid wandered in telling her dad that she needed to "go potty". Then our other developer wandered away from his wifi and all I heard was something about a big toe.
So...I assume we updated the app. Or we didn't. I'm done here.
With the exception of the inarticulate nonsense above, we're spending lots of time at GoodRx working hard to help America get through this crisis. We're publishing everything from research to testing locations, we're offering free doctor visits and prescriptions to the neediest, we're delivering PPE to hospitals and shelters...heck, we've even got some super-geeky dudes 3D printing masks. If you have any thoughts, suggestions, kind words, not-so-kind words or secret cures that could save the world, please let us know at ios@goodrx.com. Be safe.
5.5.13
2020-04-22
OK, so this app update is extra special. Yes, we fixed a few bugs. We also improved how GoodRx Gold works in the app a bit.
But the most important thing that's happened to our app in the last few weeks is that the guy who built the original version of our app - and still works on it today - had a baby! It's true! Welcome to the world, Ysabella! She's a wonderful reminder that there is still light and beauty in this temporarily stressful world. While it's hard to improve on you, we look forward to frequent updates, Ysabella 1.0.
Congrats, Christian and Virgie!
5.5.12
2020-04-16
OK, so this app update is extra special. Yes, we fixed a few bugs. We also improved how GoodRx Gold works in the app a bit.
But the most important thing that's happened to our app in the last few weeks is that the guy who built the original version of our app - and still works on it today - had a baby! It's true! Welcome to the world, Ysabella! She's a wonderful reminder that there is still light and beauty in this temporarily stressful world. While it's hard to improve on you, we look forward to frequent updates, Ysabella 1.0.
Congrats, Christian and Virgie!
5.5.11
2020-04-14
OK, so this app update is extra special. Yes, we fixed a few bugs. We also improved how GoodRx Gold works in the app a bit.
But the most important thing that's happened to our app in the last few weeks is that the guy who built the original version of our app - and still works on it today - had a baby! It's true! Welcome to the world, Ysabella! She's a wonderful reminder that there is still light and beauty in this temporarily stressful world. While it's hard to improve on you, we look forward to frequent updates, Ysabella 1.0.
Congrats, Christian and Virgie!
5.5.10
2020-04-09
If you’re an avid reader of GoodRx’s release notes (isn’t everyone?), you’ll know that we like to have a little bit of fun. Because…well, why not? Nobody really cares that you squashed a few bugs.
For the moment, however, we’ve got more important things to talk about. GoodRx is focused on helping Americans get through this current crisis. Here’s what we’re doing:
- We now offer FREE COVID-19 assessments through HeyDoctor, our telehealth service. Download HeyDoctor today if we can be of assistance.
- HeyDoctor also offers $20 online doctor visits for a wide variety of conditions. No need to leave the house; you can talk to a medical professional and get a prescription (if necessary) by just downloading the HeyDoctor app. We’ll even include GoodRx coupons to ensure you get the best price.
- GoodRx continues to find new, lower prices for the prescriptions we all need. We provide prices and info for both retail and mail order pharmacies if you can’t / don’t want to go out.
- Our doctors and pharmacists are tracking all the latest news, information and treatments so you can stay educated and informed. Head to goodrx.com/blog to learn more.
GoodRx was founded with the sole mission of helping Americans find affordable and convenient healthcare, and there’s never been a more important time than now.
Please send any bugs, issues or suggestions on other assistance we can provide to ios@goodrx.com.
5.5.9
2020-04-07
If you’re an avid reader of GoodRx’s release notes (isn’t everyone?), you’ll know that we like to have a little bit of fun. Because…well, why not? Nobody really cares that you squashed a few bugs.
For the moment, however, we’ve got more important things to talk about. GoodRx is focused on helping Americans get through this current crisis. Here’s what we’re doing:
- We now offer FREE COVID-19 assessments through HeyDoctor, our telehealth service. Download HeyDoctor today if we can be of assistance.
- HeyDoctor also offers $20 online doctor visits for a wide variety of conditions. No need to leave the house; you can talk to a medical professional and get a prescription (if necessary) by just downloading the HeyDoctor app. We’ll even include GoodRx coupons to ensure you get the best price.
- GoodRx continues to find new, lower prices for the prescriptions we all need. We provide prices and info for both retail and mail order pharmacies if you can’t / don’t want to go out.
- Our doctors and pharmacists are tracking all the latest news, information and treatments so you can stay educated and informed. Head to goodrx.com/blog to learn more.
GoodRx was founded with the sole mission of helping Americans find affordable and convenient healthcare, and there’s never been a more important time than now.
Please send any bugs, issues or suggestions on other assistance we can provide to ios@goodrx.com.
5.5.8
2020-03-30
If you’re an avid reader of GoodRx’s release notes (isn’t everyone?), you’ll know that we like to have a little bit of fun. Because…well, why not? Nobody really cares that you squashed a few bugs.
For the moment, however, we’ve got more important things to talk about. GoodRx is focused on helping Americans get through this current crisis. Here’s what we’re doing:
- We now offer FREE COVID-19 assessments through HeyDoctor, our telehealth service. Download HeyDoctor today if we can be of assistance.
- HeyDoctor also offers $20 online doctor visits for a wide variety of conditions. No need to leave the house; you can talk to a medical professional and get a prescription (if necessary) by just downloading the HeyDoctor app. We’ll even include GoodRx coupons to ensure you get the best price.
- GoodRx continues to find new, lower prices for the prescriptions we all need. We provide prices and info for both retail and mail order pharmacies if you can’t / don’t want to go out.
- Our doctors and pharmacists are tracking all the latest news, information and treatments so you can stay educated and informed. Head to goodrx.com/blog to learn more.
GoodRx was founded with the sole mission of helping Americans find affordable and convenient healthcare, and there’s never been a more important time than now.
Please send any bugs, issues or suggestions on other assistance we can provide to ios@goodrx.com.
5.5.7
2020-03-24
When we started GoodRx way back during the Truman administration, we wanted our brand to be different than boring healthcare logos and websites. So we said to the guy who was doing our design, “Hey Gregg, make us look different!”. Gregg said, “What does that mean?”. We said, “We have no idea. That’s your job. Figure it out.” We weren’t very nice to Gregg, it seems.
So, perhaps to spite us, Gregg came back with a yellow and black logo and design. We said, “Why’s it yellow, Gregg?”. He said, “Trust me.” Because Gregg is a designer-like guy with unnaturally good hair, a penchant for blazers, esoteric coffee orders and numerous incomprehensible hashtags, we trusted him. (Our fashion choices generally revolve around whatever’s in the discount rack at The Gap.)
And he was right. Gregg’s little logo that could has stood the test of time for us for almost a decade. But then, without asking Gregg, we created GoodRx Gold, our subscription service that unlocks even lower prices at pharmacies near you.
As Gregg would rightly point out, gold and yellow...well, they’re awfully similar. Like someone-clearly-made-a-mistake similar. Like did-they-mean-to-do-that similar. Like wow-that’s-embarrassing similar.
So today, I’m both proud and terrified to tell you that GoodRx Gold has been shoved right inside the regular GoodRx app. If your phone feels a bit heavier or you’re dripping just a little bit harder, it’s the Gold buried deep in your app. You can now log in, sign up and even show a digital version of your fancy Gold card to a pharmacist, that special someone or strangers, If that’s your thing.
But yeah, when you show off your fancy new GoodRx + GoodRx Gold app, some weisenheimer may just say “Wait! That’s not gold - it’s yellow!” And you know what? He ain’t wrong.
This update features just a small taste of GoodRx Gold’s future integration into the GoodRx app. You can continue to use the old GoodRx Gold app for now if you prefer, but let’s just say I wouldn’t get that GoodRx Gold app tattoo you’ve been wanting.
So, that’s a lot of words that ironically say very little. Is that ironic? Darn, I never use that word right.
Send tips, bugs, truly ironic things, or new suggested color palettes to ios@goodrx.com.
5.5.6
2020-03-17
When we started GoodRx way back during the Truman administration, we wanted our brand to be different than boring healthcare logos and websites. So we said to the guy who was doing our design, “Hey Gregg, make us look different!”. Gregg said, “What does that mean?”. We said, “We have no idea. That’s your job. Figure it out.” We weren’t very nice to Gregg, it seems.
So, perhaps to spite us, Gregg came back with a yellow and black logo and design. We said, “Why’s it yellow, Gregg?”. He said, “Trust me.” Because Gregg is a designer-like guy with unnaturally good hair, a penchant for blazers, esoteric coffee orders and numerous incomprehensible hashtags, we trusted him. (Our fashion choices generally revolve around whatever’s in the discount rack at The Gap.)
And he was right. Gregg’s little logo that could has stood the test of time for us for almost a decade. But then, without asking Gregg, we created GoodRx Gold, our subscription service that unlocks even lower prices at pharmacies near you.
As Gregg would rightly point out, gold and yellow...well, they’re awfully similar. Like someone-clearly-made-a-mistake similar. Like did-they-mean-to-do-that similar. Like wow-that’s-embarrassing similar.
So today, I’m both proud and terrified to tell you that GoodRx Gold has been shoved right inside the regular GoodRx app. If your phone feels a bit heavier or you’re dripping just a little bit harder, it’s the Gold buried deep in your app. You can now log in, sign up and even show a digital version of your fancy Gold card to a pharmacist, that special someone or strangers, If that’s your thing.
But yeah, when you show off your fancy new GoodRx + GoodRx Gold app, some weisenheimer may just say “Wait! That’s not gold - it’s yellow!” And you know what? He ain’t wrong.
This update features just a small taste of GoodRx Gold’s future integration into the GoodRx app. You can continue to use the old GoodRx Gold app for now if you prefer, but let’s just say I wouldn’t get that GoodRx Gold app tattoo you’ve been wanting.
So, that’s a lot of words that ironically say very little. Is that ironic? Darn, I never use that word right.
Send tips, bugs, truly ironic things, or new suggested color palettes to ios@goodrx.com.
5.5.5
2020-03-09
When we started GoodRx way back during the Truman administration, we wanted our brand to be different than boring healthcare logos and websites. So we said to the guy who was doing our design, “Hey Gregg, make us look different!”. Gregg said, “What does that mean?”. We said, “We have no idea. That’s your job. Figure it out.” We weren’t very nice to Gregg, it seems.
So, perhaps to spite us, Gregg came back with a yellow and black logo and design. We said, “Why’s it yellow, Gregg?”. He said, “Trust me.” Because Gregg is a designer-like guy with unnaturally good hair, a penchant for blazers, esoteric coffee orders and numerous incomprehensible hashtags, we trusted him. (Our fashion choices generally revolve around whatever’s in the discount rack at The Gap.)
And he was right. Gregg’s little logo that could has stood the test of time for us for almost a decade. But then, without asking Gregg, we created GoodRx Gold, our subscription service that unlocks even lower prices at pharmacies near you.
As Gregg would rightly point out, gold and yellow...well, they’re awfully similar. Like someone-clearly-made-a-mistake similar. Like did-they-mean-to-do-that similar. Like wow-that’s-embarrassing similar.
So today, I’m both proud and terrified to tell you that GoodRx Gold has been shoved right inside the regular GoodRx app. If your phone feels a bit heavier or you’re dripping just a little bit harder, it’s the Gold buried deep in your app. You can now log in, sign up and even show a digital version of your fancy Gold card to a pharmacist, that special someone or strangers, If that’s your thing.
But yeah, when you show off your fancy new GoodRx + GoodRx Gold app, some weisenheimer may just say “Wait! That’s not gold - it’s yellow!” And you know what? He ain’t wrong.
This update features just a small taste of GoodRx Gold’s future integration into the GoodRx app. You can continue to use the old GoodRx Gold app for now if you prefer, but let’s just say I wouldn’t get that GoodRx Gold app tattoo you’ve been wanting.
So, that’s a lot of words that ironically say very little. Is that ironic? Darn, I never use that word right.
Send tips, bugs, truly ironic things, or new suggested color palettes to ios@goodrx.com.
5.5.4
2020-02-25
When we started GoodRx way back during the Truman administration, we wanted our brand to be different than boring healthcare logos and websites. So we said to the guy who was doing our design, “Hey Gregg, make us look different!”. Gregg said, “What does that mean?”. We said, “We have no idea. That’s your job. Figure it out.” We weren’t very nice to Gregg, it seems.
So, perhaps to spite us, Gregg came back with a yellow and black logo and design. We said, “Why’s it yellow, Gregg?”. He said, “Trust me.” Because Gregg is a designer-like guy with unnaturally good hair, a penchant for blazers, esoteric coffee orders and numerous incomprehensible hashtags, we trusted him. (Our fashion choices generally revolve around whatever’s in the discount rack at The Gap.)
And he was right. Gregg’s little logo that could has stood the test of time for us for almost a decade. But then, without asking Gregg, we created GoodRx Gold, our subscription service that unlocks even lower prices at pharmacies near you.
As Gregg would rightly point out, gold and yellow...well, they’re awfully similar. Like someone-clearly-made-a-mistake similar. Like did-they-mean-to-do-that similar. Like wow-that’s-embarrassing similar.
So today, I’m both proud and terrified to tell you that GoodRx Gold has been shoved right inside the regular GoodRx app. If your phone feels a bit heavier or you’re dripping just a little bit harder, it’s the Gold buried deep in your app. You can now log in, sign up and even show a digital version of your fancy Gold card to a pharmacist, that special someone or strangers, If that’s your thing.
But yeah, when you show off your fancy new GoodRx + GoodRx Gold app, some weisenheimer may just say “Wait! That’s not gold - it’s yellow!” And you know what? He ain’t wrong.
This update features just a small taste of GoodRx Gold’s future integration into the GoodRx app. You can continue to use the old GoodRx Gold app for now if you prefer, but let’s just say I wouldn’t get that GoodRx Gold app tattoo you’ve been wanting.
So, that’s a lot of words that ironically say very little. Is that ironic? Darn, I never use that word right.
Send tips, bugs, truly ironic things, or new suggested color palettes to ios@goodrx.com.
5.5.3
2020-02-24
When we started GoodRx way back during the Truman administration, we wanted our brand to be different than boring healthcare logos and websites. So we said to the guy who was doing our design, “Hey Gregg, make it different!”. Gregg said, “What does that mean?”. We said, “We have no idea. That’s your job. Figure it out.” We weren’t very nice to Gregg, it seems.
So, perhaps to spite us, Gregg came back with a yellow and black logo and design. We said, “Why’s it yellow, Gregg?”. He said, “Trust me.” Because Gregg is a designer-like guy with unnaturally good hair, a penchant for blazers, esoteric coffee orders and numerous incomprehensible hashtags, we trusted him. (Our fashion choices generally revolve around whatever’s in the discount rack at The Gap.)
And he was right. Gregg’s little logo stood the test of time for us for almost a decade. But then, without asking Gregg, we created GoodRx Gold, our subscription service that unlocks even lower prices at pharmacies near you.
As Gregg would rightly point out, gold and yellow...well, they’re awfully similar. Like someone-clearly-made-a-mistake similar. Like did-they-mean-to-do-that similar. Like wow-that’s-embarrassing similar.
So today, I’m both proud and terrified to tell you that GoodRx Gold has been shoved right inside the regular GoodRx app. If your phone feels a bit heavier, it’s the Gold buried deep in your app. You can now log in, sign up and even show a digital version of your fancy Gold card to a pharmacist, that special someone or strangers, If that’s your thing.
But yeah, when you show off your fancy new GoodRx + GoodRx Gold app, some weisenheimer may just say “Wait! That’s not gold - it’s yellow!” And you know what? He ain’t wrong.
This update features just a small taste of GoodRx Gold’s future integration into the GoodRx app. You can continue to use the old GoodRx Gold app for now if you prefer, but let’s just say I wouldn’t get that GoodRx Gold app tattoo you’ve been wanting.
So, that’s a lot of words that ironically say very little. Is that ironic? Damn, I never use that word right.
Send tips, bugs, truly ironic things, or new suggested color palettes to ios@goodrx.com.
5.5.2
2020-02-14
Let’s ignore the talented engineers making crucial improvements to our stellar app and talk about something much more pressing…me and my needs.
See, I’ve been tasked with figuring out if we should have a GoodRx mascot. Y’know, you’re cruising down the road and you see a chipmunk and you think “Oh, it’s the GoodRx Chipmunk! I’d be nuts to not use their app!” (See what I did there?)
The thing is, based on my 3 minutes of Googling, it seems that we’re overrun with mascots these days. Quacking ducks, talking lizards, banana slugs, cavemen - we can do better, friends, no? A talking pill? Too obvious. An ambulance stuffed with coupons? Too dramatic. A penguin with a top hat? Hmm. Absolutely no connection to healthcare, but who doesn’t love penguins, especially formally dressed ones? I’ll add that to the list.
Send tips, ideas, reasons why Love Island should exist and proposals for what I should do after GoodRx fires me for these less-than-funny updates to ios@goodrx.com
5.5.1
2020-02-07
Let’s ignore the talented engineers making crucial improvements to our stellar app and talk about something much more pressing…me and my needs.
See, I’ve been tasked with figuring out if we should have a GoodRx mascot. Y’know, you’re cruising down the road and you see a chipmunk and you think “Oh, it’s the GoodRx Chipmunk! I’d be nuts to not use their app!” (See what I did there?)
The thing is, based on my 3 minutes of Googling, it seems that we’re overrun with mascots these days. Quacking ducks, talking lizards, banana slugs, cavemen - we can do better, friends, no? A talking pill? Too obvious. An ambulance stuffed with coupons? Too dramatic. A penguin with a top hat? Hmm. Absolutely no connection to healthcare, but who doesn’t love penguins, especially formally dressed ones? I’ll add that to the list.
Send tips, ideas, reasons why Love Island should exist and proposals for what I should do after GoodRx fires me for these less-than-funny updates to ios@goodrx.com
5.5.0
2020-02-03
Let’s ignore the talented engineers making crucial improvements to our stellar app and talk about something much more pressing…me and my needs.
See, I’ve been tasked with figuring out if we should have a GoodRx mascot. Y’know, you’re cruising down the road and you see a chipmunk and you think “Oh, it’s the GoodRx Chipmunk! I’d be nuts to not use their app!” (See what I did there?)
The thing is, based on my 3 minutes of Googling, it seems that we’re overrun with mascots these days. Quacking ducks, talking lizards, banana slugs, cavemen - we can do better, friends, no? A talking pill? Too obvious. An ambulance stuffed with coupons? Too dramatic. A penguin with a top hat? Hmm. Absolutely no connection to healthcare, but who doesn’t love penguins, especially formally dressed ones? I’ll add that to the list.
Send tips, ideas, reasons why Love Island should exist and proposals for what I should do after GoodRx fires me for these less-than-funny updates to ios@goodrx.com.
5.4.5
2019-12-31
Welcome to 2020. You'd think by now we'd have flying jet cars and climate controlled pants, but no dice - all you get is this little update.
Full disclosure - I was unreasonably excited to celebrate the 2020 New Year because we finally had numerals make the perfect shape for those goofy eyeglasses everyone wears to celebrate. 2019 sucked - the "1" was right in my line of vision and I'm not sure who I kissed at midnight, but it definitely wasn't my girlfriend. Not a great way to start the year.
Anyway, I digress. The point is that our celebratory revelry (redundant?) only just ended, so there hasn't been much time to update the app. Instead of dispensing cholesterol meds via your iPhone's Lightning port, we just updated our copyright from 2019 to….yup, you guessed it, 2020. Instead of using Bluetooth to clone your DNA, we made the app crash .01% less often. Baby steps, people.
--Insert paragraph where we try to convince you that future updates will be totally epic.--
OK, fine. Party's over. Back to work, everyone. Drug prices ain't gonna fix themselves. Bored? Send us bugs, tips, your favorite Soundcloud artists or reasons why the NFC East shouldn't just be eliminated to ios@goodrx.com.
5.4.4
2019-12-23
Decade's over, folks. Just think of how much has changed - GoodRx has gone from an app that can help you save on your prescriptions to….an app that can help you save on your prescriptions. Nailed it! At least we're consistent.
Jam packed into the last release of 2019 are some new fun things we've been doing - like how about waaaaay lower prices at Walgreens? Yes, really! Applause? Wow, I'm so flattered. I mean, I didn't do it - some other genius here figured that out with some other genius at Walgreens. Them's the brains.
As we close out the year, we're super-proud of the fact that GoodRx has now saved Americans over $15 billion (yes, billion with a "B") on their healthcare. We couldn't have done it without you - yes, you. I'm literally talking to you, friend. I'm reaching through the app right now and virtually cuddling you in that slanket as I whisper my appreciation for the fact that you gave up valuable space on your phone's home screen for us. Respect, bro.
In all seriousness, happy holidays from GoodRx. We promise more healthcare savings and slightly less snark (yah, right) in 2020!
Send tips, bugs, Christmas wish lists and your vote for favorite holiday song (though let's be honest - it's Wham's "Last Christmas" - duh!) to ios@goodrx.com
5.4.3
2019-11-15
Remember My Coupons, that cool new feature we launched about a year ago? No? Huh - that’s odd, because our data shows that a whopping .0004% of you really loved it. (Thanks, for the 5 stars, Judy - you’re the best!)
We believe that any mistake should be a learning opportunity, so we’ve formally reprimanded the genius who thought of My Coupons and sent him down to a windowless basement (oh - the horror!) while the rest of the company enjoys the new Popeye’s Chicken Sandwich (wait - they’re gone already? WTF?).
Unfortunately, I’m that genius. And since I’ve never been one to let a bad idea or excessive ridicule stop me, I’m doubling down on My Coupons with ‘My Coupons 2.0’. No, wait - that lacks a certain zeal. My Coupons: The Sequel? My Coupons - Now Even More Couponier! Why Can’t We All Just Coupon?
Odd, they seem to have just turned off my wifi. Can’t imagine why.
Fine, we’ll ditch the fancy name. But we still believe that our fellow savings ninjas want their prescriptions and coupons easily available, so we’re trying again, gosh darn it. Now, when you save either a prescription or a specific coupon, we’ll slap it right on the Home tab for safekeeping and even organize your coupons by pharmacy. Nifty, eh? Wanna find savings for a new drug? Just click on the Search tab. Even my Aunt Lisa couldn’t get lost (and we haven’t seen her since 1994).
So that’s what we’ve been up to. How ‘bout yourself?
Send bugs, tips, advice on what to wear to my high school reunion and favorite chain burger joints to ios@goodrx.com.
5.4.2
2019-11-05
Remember My Coupons, that cool new feature we launched about a year ago? No? Huh - that’s odd, because our data shows that a whopping .0004% of you really loved it. (Thanks, for the 5 stars, Judy - you’re the best!)
We believe that any mistake should be a learning opportunity, so we’ve formally reprimanded the genius who thought of My Coupons and sent him down to a windowless basement (oh - the horror!) while the rest of the company enjoys the new Popeye’s Chicken Sandwich (wait - they’re gone already? WTF?).
Unfortunately, I’m that genius. And since I’ve never been one to let a bad idea or excessive ridicule stop me, I’m doubling down on My Coupons with ‘My Coupons 2.0’. No, wait - that lacks a certain zeal. My Coupons: The Sequel? My Coupons - Now Even More Couponier! Why Can’t We All Just Coupon?
Odd, they seem to have just turned off my wifi. Can’t imagine why.
Fine, we’ll ditch the fancy name. But we still believe that our fellow savings ninjas want their prescriptions and coupons easily available, so we’re trying again, gosh darn it. Now, when you save either a prescription or a specific coupon, we’ll slap it right on the Home tab for safekeeping and even organize your coupons by pharmacy. Nifty, eh? Wanna find savings for a new drug? Just click on the Search tab. Even my Aunt Lisa couldn’t get lost (and we haven’t seen her since 1994).
So that’s what we’ve been up to. How ‘bout yourself?
Send bugs, tips, advice on what to wear to my high school reunion and favorite chain burger joints to ios@goodrx.com.
5.4.1
2019-10-29
Remember My Coupons, that cool new feature we launched about a year ago? No? Huh - that’s odd, because our data shows that a whopping .0004% of you really loved it. (Thanks, for the 5 stars, Judy - you’re the best!)
We believe that any mistake should be a learning opportunity, so we’ve formally reprimanded the genius who thought of My Coupons and sent him down to a windowless basement (oh - the horror!) while the rest of the company enjoys the new Popeye’s Chicken Sandwich (wait - they’re gone already? WTF?).
Unfortunately, I’m that genius. And since I’ve never been one to let a bad idea or excessive ridicule stop me, I’m doubling down on My Coupons with ‘My Coupons 2.0’. No, wait - that lacks a certain zeal. My Coupons: The Sequel? My Coupons - Now Even More Couponier! Why Can’t We All Just Coupon?
Odd, they seem to have just turned off my wifi. Can’t imagine why.
Fine, we’ll ditch the fancy name. But we still believe that our fellow savings ninjas want their prescriptions and coupons easily available, so we’re trying again, gosh darn it. Now, when you save either a prescription or a specific coupon, we’ll slap it right on the Home tab for safekeeping and even organize your coupons by pharmacy. Nifty, eh? Wanna find savings for a new drug? Just click on the Search tab. Even my Aunt Lisa couldn’t get lost (and we haven’t seen her since 1994).
So that’s what we’ve been up to. How ‘bout yourself?
Send bugs, tips, advice on what to wear to my high school reunion and favorite chain burger joints to ios@goodrx.com.
5.4.0
2019-10-10
Summer’s over, people, so it’s time to restock the shelves. Fun fact - every summer, people fill waaaay more prescriptions for wounds, ear infections and athlete’s foot. Sheesh, you guys gotta be more careful! There must be a better way to get 100,000 TikTok likes than the jet ski / parent’s roof / trampoline / alligator sequence you’re considering. It’s just not worth it, Roger.
Now that we’re back to school, we’re loading up the discounts for vaccinations, Epipens, coughs, colds and flu. Winter is decidedly less fun, but if that means less athlete’s foot (and less TikToks), we’re all for it.
Other than that, not much to report from HQ, but thanks for asking. We got a nifty new espresso maker, resulting in a 37% increase in productivity, but then Bachelor In Paradise started up again and, well….as I said, not much to report. We told our boss we fixed a few bugs and he said “Oh, cool. Nice work.” We’re 98% sure he still uses a Palm Pilot.
Obvious reminder - you can still save lots with GoodRx on all your meds. Like, not kidding. New coupons added daily (unless there’s a new Bachelor episode, apparently).
Send us your bugs, ideas, English class expository writing essays, solutions to the health care crisis and life goals - we’re at ios@goodrx.com.
5.3.29
2019-10-03
Summer’s almost over, people, so it’s time to restock the shelves. Fun fact - every summer, people fill waaaay more prescriptions for wounds, ear infections and athlete’s foot. Sheesh, you guys gotta be more careful! There must be a better way to get 100,000 TikTok likes than the jet ski / parent’s roof / trampoline / alligator sequence you’re considering. It’s just not worth it, Roger.
Now that we’re back to school, we’re loading up the discounts for vaccinations, Epipens, coughs, colds and flu. Winter is decidedly less fun, but if that means less athlete’s foot (and less TikToks), we’re all for it.
Other than that, not much to report from HQ, but thanks for asking. We got a nifty new espresso maker, resulting in a 37% increase in productivity, but then Bachelor In Paradise started up again and, well….as I said, not much to report. We told our boss we fixed a few bugs and he said “Oh, cool. Nice work.” We’re 98% sure he still uses a Palm Pilot.
Obvious reminder - you can still save lots with GoodRx on all your meds. Like, not kidding. New coupons added daily (unless there’s a new Bachelor episode, apparently).
Send us your bugs, ideas, English class expository writing essays, solutions to the health care crisis and life goals - we’re at ios@goodrx.com.
5.3.28
2019-09-26
Summer’s almost over, people, so it’s time to restock the shelves. Fun fact - every summer, people fill waaaay more prescriptions for wounds, ear infections and athlete’s foot. Sheesh, you guys gotta be more careful! There must be a better way to get 100,000 TikTok likes than the jet ski / parent’s roof / trampoline / alligator sequence you’re considering. It’s just not worth it, Roger.
Now that we’re back to school, we’re loading up the discounts for vaccinations, Epipens, coughs, colds and flu. Winter is decidedly less fun, but if that means less athlete’s foot (and less TikToks), we’re all for it.
Other than that, not much to report from HQ, but thanks for asking. We got a nifty new espresso maker, resulting in a 37% increase in productivity, but then Bachelor In Paradise started up again and, well….as I said, not much to report. We told our boss we fixed a few bugs and he said “Oh, cool. Nice work.” We’re 98% sure he still uses a Palm Pilot.
Obvious reminder - you can still save lots with GoodRx on all your meds. Like, not kidding. New coupons added daily (unless there’s a new Bachelor episode, apparently).
Send us your bugs, ideas, English class expository writing essays, solutions to the health care crisis and life goals - we’re at ios@goodrx.com.
5.3.27
2019-09-18
So there’s this thing that the all the fancy mobile apps do. It’s the thing that happens when new stuff is downloading. While that artfully-composed shot of yesterday’s chai latte downloads, these apps show grey images in the space where the aforementioned latte will eventually appear. It’s the app’s way of saying “Now hold on there young buck, we’re not quite ready yet!”.
Guess what? We did that thing too. So fancy. Watch out, Tinder.
There’s actually a long history (which I’m sure you can’t wait to read!) behind these seemingly dull grey bars. See, a while back, a really bored GoodRx designer created the Spinning Pill (TM), which was our first loading screen. There was only one problem - a spinning pill is really annoying. The first time is fine, but after about 20 spinning pills, well, your brain starts to spin too. So we swapped the pill out for an odd Snake-like black line that ran in circles as we fetched your coupon from Aisle 5 of our warehouse in Des Moines. But, alas, the same problem - yup, annoying.
So today effectively marks our valiant 3rd attempt at being less annoying. Third time’s the charm, right? If you hate the animating bars, not to worry - we’re standing by with prancing rainbow unicorns, twerking dancers and slobbering dachsund puppies. Sooner or later we’ll make you love our loading screens.
Oh, almost forgot - you can still save lots on your prescriptions with GoodRx. Like up to 80%. For realz.
Send bugs, feedback, odd names for college mascots (go Banana Slugs!) or glowing compliments to ios@goodrx.com.
5.3.26
2019-08-08
So there’s this thing that the all the fancy mobile apps do. It’s the thing that happens when new stuff is downloading. While that artfully-composed shot of yesterday’s chai latte downloads, these apps show grey images in the space where the aforementioned latte will eventually appear. It’s the app’s way of saying “Now hold on there young buck, we’re not quite ready yet!”.
Guess what? We did that thing too. So fancy. Watch out, Tinder.
There’s actually a long history (which I’m sure you can’t wait to read!) behind these seemingly dull grey bars. See, a while back, a really bored GoodRx designer created the Spinning Pill (TM), which was our first loading screen. There was only one problem - a spinning pill is really annoying. The first time is fine, but after about 20 spinning pills, well, your brain starts to spin too. So we swapped the pill out for an odd Snake-like black line that ran in circles as we fetched your coupon from Aisle 5 of our warehouse in Des Moines. But, alas, the same problem - yup, annoying.
So today effectively marks our valiant 3rd attempt at being less annoying. Third time’s the charm, right? If you hate the animating bars, not to worry - we’re standing by with prancing rainbow unicorns, twerking dancers and slobbering dachsund puppies. Sooner or later we’ll make you love our loading screens.
Oh, almost forgot - you can still save lots on your prescriptions with GoodRx. Like up to 80%. For realz.
Send bugs, feedback, odd names for college mascots (go Banana Slugs!) or glowing compliments to ios@goodrx.com.
5.3.25
2019-08-01
So there’s this thing that the all the fancy mobile apps do. It’s the thing that happens when new stuff is downloading. While that artfully-composed shot of yesterday’s chai latte downloads, these apps show grey images in the space where the aforementioned latte will eventually appear. It’s the app’s way of saying “Now hold on there young buck, we’re not quite ready yet!”.
Guess what? We did that thing too. So fancy. Watch out, Tinder.
There’s actually a long history (which I’m sure you can’t wait to read!) behind these seemingly dull grey bars. See, a while back, a really bored GoodRx designer created the Spinning Pill (TM), which was our first loading screen. There was only one problem - a spinning pill is really annoying. The first time is fine, but after about 20 spinning pills, well, your brain starts to spin too. So we swapped the pill out for an odd Snake-like black line that ran in circles as we fetched your coupon from Aisle 5 of our warehouse in Des Moines. But, alas, the same problem - yup, annoying.
So today effectively marks our valiant 3rd attempt at being less annoying. Third time’s the charm, right? If you hate the animating bars, not to worry - we’re standing by with prancing rainbow unicorns, twerking dancers and slobbering dachsund puppies. Sooner or later we’ll make you love our loading screens.
Oh, almost forgot - you can still save lots on your prescriptions with GoodRx. Like up to 80%. For realz.
Send bugs, feedback, odd names for college mascots (go Banana Slugs!) or glowing compliments to ios@goodrx.com.
5.3.24
2019-07-10
So there’s this thing that the all the fancy mobile apps do. It’s the thing that happens when new stuff is downloading. While that artfully-composed shot of yesterday’s chai latte downloads, these apps show grey images in the space where the aforementioned latte will eventually appear. It’s the app’s way of saying “Now hold on there young buck, we’re not quite ready yet!”.
Guess what? We did that thing too. So fancy. Watch out, Tinder.
There’s actually a long history (which I’m sure you can’t wait to read!) behind these seemingly dull grey bars. See, a while back, a really bored GoodRx designer created the Spinning Pill (TM), which was our first loading screen. There was only one problem - a spinning pill is really annoying. The first time is fine, but after about 20 spinning pills, well, your brain starts to spin too. So we swapped the pill out for an odd Snake-like black line that ran in circles as we fetched your coupon from Aisle 5 of our warehouse in Des Moines. But, alas, the same problem - yup, annoying.
So today effectively marks our valiant 3rd attempt at being less annoying. Third time’s the charm, right? If you hate the animating bars, not to worry - we’re standing by with prancing rainbow unicorns, twerking dancers and slobbering dachsund puppies. Sooner or later we’ll make you love our loading screens.
Oh, almost forgot - you can still save lots on your prescriptions with GoodRx. Like up to 80%. For realz.
Send bugs, feedback, odd names for college mascots (go Banana Slugs!) or glowing compliments to ios@goodrx.com.
5.3.23
2019-06-21
Your first pet’s name. The street you grew up on. Your birthday. Your high school mascot. 123456. “Password”.
It’s pretty likely that I just guessed your password. And that’s bad.
Passwords suck. Either we make them easy to type and remember (and thus not secure), or we make them hard (and immediately forget them).
As for you people who keep your passwords on a Post-It note stuck to your computer…we need to talk.
There must be a better way. Especially when it comes to information about your health. Your personal data should always be secure and protected.
So today, we’re rolling out an optional feature for a new, password-less way to log in to GoodRx. Simply enter your phone number or email, and we’ll send you a one-time code to access your GoodRx account. It’s more secure, easier to use, and it doesn’t require your first pet’s maiden name. We’ll soon be rolling out a bunch of cool new features, but to use them, you’ll need a free GoodRx account, and we want it to be secure.
For an added layer of security, you can also add a PIN code to lock your GoodRx app from prying eyes.
So stop stressing about your high school mascot (go Eagles!) or the make of your first car (Oldsmobile Cutlass Sierra - so sweet!), and join us in a new, password-less world. It’s more fun here, and we don’t require any special characters.
Send tips, bug reports, and BBQ brisket grilling tips to ios@goodrx.com.
5.3.22
2019-06-04
Your first pet’s name. The street you grew up on. Your birthday. Your high school mascot. 123456. “Password”.
It’s pretty likely that I just guessed your password. And that’s bad.
Passwords suck. Either we make them easy to type and remember (and thus not secure), or we make them hard (and immediately forget them).
As for you people who keep your passwords on a Post-It note stuck to your computer…we need to talk.
There must be a better way. Especially when it comes to information about your health. Your personal data should always be secure and protected.
So today, we’re rolling out an optional feature for a new, password-less way to log in to GoodRx. Simply enter your phone number or email, and we’ll send you a one-time code to access your GoodRx account. It’s more secure, easier to use, and it doesn’t require your first pet’s maiden name. We’ll soon be rolling out a bunch of cool new features, but to use them, you’ll need a free GoodRx account, and we want it to be secure.
For an added layer of security, you can also add a PIN code to lock your GoodRx app from prying eyes.
So stop stressing about your high school mascot (go Eagles!) or the make of your first car (Oldsmobile Cutlass Sierra - so sweet!), and join us in a new, password-less world. It’s more fun here, and we don’t require any special characters.
Send tips, bug reports, and BBQ brisket grilling tips to ios@goodrx.com.
5.3.21
2019-05-30
Your first pet’s name. The street you grew up on. Your birthday. Your high school mascot. 123456. “Password”.
It’s pretty likely that I just guessed your password. And that’s bad.
Passwords suck. Either we make them easy to type and remember (and thus not secure), or we make them hard (and immediately forget them).
As for you people who keep your passwords on a Post-It note stuck to your computer…we need to talk.
There must be a better way. Especially when it comes to information about your health. Your personal data should always be secure and protected.
So today, we’re rolling out an optional feature for a new, password-less way to log in to GoodRx. Simply enter your phone number or email, and we’ll send you a one-time code to access your GoodRx account. It’s more secure, easier to use, and it doesn’t require your first pet’s maiden name. We’ll soon be rolling out a bunch of cool new features, but to use them, you’ll need a free GoodRx account, and we want it to be secure.
For an added layer of security, you can also add a PIN code to lock your GoodRx app from prying eyes.
So stop stressing about your high school mascot (go Eagles!) or the make of your first car (Oldsmobile Cutlass Sierra - so sweet!), and join us in a new, password-less world. It’s more fun here, and we don’t require any special characters.
Send tips, bug reports, and BBQ brisket grilling tips to ios@goodrx.com.
5.3.20
2019-05-24
Your first pet’s name. The street you grew up on. Your birthday. Your high school mascot. 123456. “Password”.
It’s pretty likely that I just guessed your password. And that’s bad.
Passwords suck. Either we make them easy to type and remember (and thus not secure), or we make them hard (and immediately forget them).
As for you people who keep your passwords on a Post-It note stuck to your computer…we need to talk.
There must be a better way. Especially when it comes to information about your health. Your personal data should always be secure and protected.
So today, we’re rolling out an optional feature for a new, password-less way to log in to GoodRx. Simply enter your phone number or email, and we’ll send you a one-time code to access your GoodRx account. It’s more secure, easier to use, and it doesn’t require your first pet’s maiden name. We’ll soon be rolling out a bunch of cool new features, but to use them, you’ll need a free GoodRx account, and we want it to be secure.
For an added layer of security, you can also add a PIN code to lock your GoodRx app from prying eyes.
So stop stressing about your high school mascot (go Eagles!) or the make of your first car (Oldsmobile Cutlass Sierra - so sweet!), and join us in a new, password-less world. It’s more fun here, and we don’t require any special characters.
Send tips, bug reports, and BBQ brisket grilling tips to ios@goodrx.com.
5.3.19
2019-05-14
Your first pet’s name. The street you grew up on. Your birthday. Your high school mascot. 123456. “Password”.
It’s pretty likely that I just guessed your password. And that’s bad.
Passwords suck. Either we make them easy to type and remember (and thus not secure), or we make them hard (and immediately forget them).
As for you people who keep your passwords on a Post-It note stuck to your computer…we need to talk.
There must be a better way. Especially when it comes to information about your health. Your personal data should always be secure and protected.
So today, we’re rolling out a new, password-less way to log in to GoodRx. Simply enter your phone number or email, and we’ll send you a one-time code to access your GoodRx account. It’s more secure, easier to use, and it doesn’t require your first pet’s maiden name. We’ll soon be rolling out a bunch of cool new features, but to use them, you’ll need a free GoodRx account, and we want it to be secure.
For an added layer of security, you can also add a PIN code to lock your GoodRx app from prying eyes.
So stop stressing about your high school mascot (go Eagles!) or the make of your first car (Oldsmobile Cutlass Sierra - so sweet!), and join us in a new, password-less world. It’s more fun here, and we don’t require any special characters.
Send tips, bug reports, GoT series finale spoilers and BBQ brisket grilling tips to ios@goodrx.com.
5.3.18
2019-05-09
Your first pet’s name. The street you grew up on. Your birthday. Your high school mascot. 123456. “Password”.
It’s pretty likely that I just guessed your password. And that’s bad.
Passwords suck. Either we make them easy to type and remember (and thus not secure), or we make them hard (and immediately forget them).
As for you people who keep your passwords on a Post-It note stuck to your computer…we need to talk.
There must be a better way. Especially when it comes to information about your health. Your personal data should always be secure and protected.
So today, we’re rolling out a new, password-less way to log in to GoodRx. Simply enter your phone number or email, and we’ll send you a one-time code to access your GoodRx account. It’s more secure, easier to use, and it doesn’t require your first pet’s maiden name. We’ll soon be rolling out a bunch of cool new features, but to use them, you’ll need a free GoodRx account, and we want it to be secure.
For an added layer of security, you can also add a PIN code to lock your GoodRx app from prying eyes.
So stop stressing about your high school mascot (go Eagles!) or the make of your first car (Oldsmobile Cutlass Sierra - so sweet!), and join us in a new, password-less world. It’s more fun here, and we don’t require any special characters.
Send tips, bug reports, GoT series finale spoilers and BBQ brisket grilling tips to ios@goodrx.com.
5.3.17
2019-05-03
Many years ago, one of the folks at GoodRx worked at The Gap as a “Greeter”. Yes, that was actually his job title. His sole responsibility was to stand at the front of the store and say “Hello! Welcome to The Gap! Let me know if I can help you find your size!” as he gently guided you over to the 50% off tank tops. Because, you know, it makes you feel both comfortable and happy when people say hello.
Fast forward to 2019. Now that humanity has been overrun by emotionless cyborgs (oh, you didn’t know?), GoodRx is set to unveil our Greeter(TM). While our Greeter(TM) may not have the cheery charm and go-getter attitude of a pimply-faced high school junior, it doesn’t require lunch breaks or get distracted by Kylie Jenner’s Insta-story. Instead, it merely pops up, says hello, asks if you’ll let us use your location to find nearby pharmacies, asks if you’d be so kind as to let us notify you when we find lower prices or better coupons, and then it pretty much goes away. It will not find you a different shirt size or comment on whether those jeans accentuate your natural curves. Yet. It’s like Microsoft’s Clippy, but twice as cute and not quite as smart.
So yes, throw caution to the wind, accept that all your base are belong to us, and just download the latest GoodRx update. And now that you asked, you look great in that color.
Send tips, perspectives, reflections and can’t lose NCAA bracket choices to ios@goodrx.com.
5.3.16
2019-03-19
Many years ago, one of the folks at GoodRx worked at The Gap as a “Greeter”. Yes, that was actually his job title. His sole responsibility was to stand at the front of the store and say “Hello! Welcome to The Gap! Let me know if I can help you find your size!” as he gently guided you over to the 50% off tank tops. Because, you know, it makes you feel both comfortable and happy when people say hello.
Fast forward to 2019. Now that humanity has been overrun by emotionless cyborgs (oh, you didn’t know?), GoodRx is set to unveil our Greeter(TM). While our Greeter(TM) may not have the cheery charm and go-getter attitude of a pimply-faced high school junior, it doesn’t require lunch breaks or get distracted by Kylie Jenner’s Insta-story. Instead, it merely pops up, says hello, asks if you’ll let us use your location to find nearby pharmacies, asks if you’d be so kind as to let us notify you when we find lower prices or better coupons, and then it pretty much goes away. It will not find you a different shirt size or comment on whether those jeans accentuate your natural curves. Yet. It’s like Microsoft’s Clippy, but twice as cute and not quite as smart.
So yes, throw caution to the wind, accept that all your base are belong to us, and just download the latest GoodRx update. And now that you asked, you look great in that color.
Send tips, perspectives, reflections and can’t lose NCAA bracket choices to ios@goodrx.com.
5.3.15
2019-03-19
Many years ago, one of the folks at GoodRx worked at The Gap as a "Greeter". Yes, that was actually his job title. His sole responsibility was to stand at the front of the store and say "Hello! Welcome to The Gap! Let me know if I can help you find your size!" as he gently guided you over to the 50% off tank tops. Because, you know, it makes you feel both comfortable and happy when people say hello.
Fast forward to 2019. Now that humanity has been overrun by emotionless cyborgs (oh, you didn't know?), GoodRx is set to unveil our Greeter(TM). While our Greeter(TM) may not have the cheery charm and go-getter attitude of a pimply-faced high school junior, it doesn't require lunch breaks or get distracted by Kylie Jenner's Insta-story. Instead, it merely pops up, says hello, asks if you'll let us use your location to find nearby pharmacies, asks if you'd be so kind as to let us notify you when we find lower prices or better coupons, and then it pretty much goes away. It will not find you a different shirt size or comment on whether those jeans accentuate your natural curves. Yet. It's like Microsoft's Clippy, but twice as cute and not quite as smart.
So yes, throw caution to the wind, accept that all your base are belong to us, and just download the latest GoodRx update. And now that you asked, you look great in that color.
Send tips, perspectives, reflections and can't lose NCAA bracket choices to ios@goodrx.com.
5.3.14
2019-03-05
"Whenest thou updatest thine app, 'tis nobler to proclaimith thoust intentions, even if thoust only changeth very little."
- Shakespeare
(No, not really)
Send bugs, tips and Oscar who-wore-it-best opinions to ios@goodrx.com.
5.3.13
2019-02-27
"Whenest thou updatest thine app, 'tis nobler to proclaimith thoust intentions, even if thoust only changeth very little."
- Shakespeare
(No, not really)
Send bugs, tips and Oscar who-wore-it-best opinions to ios@goodrx.com.
5.3.12
2019-02-01
If you follow our updates (and, c’mon, admit it, you do), you’d know that we suspended our typical not-that-funny-but-hey-at-least-we-try commentary while the federal shutdown was causing real financial distress to so many Americans.
During the shutdown, GoodRx offered free 90-day subscriptions to GoodRx Gold to federal workers. Well, the shutdown is over…for now. But federal workers have both unpaid bills and an uncertain future (heck, the government has just 3 weeks to figure this out before "Shutdown: Part Deux" begins), so we’re keeping our offer of free GoodRx Gold until April 15th, 2019. Head to gold.goodrx.com to learn more.
And yeah, we updated the app. Think of this as a baby update, sorta like when you ask for extra ketchup for on an In-n-Out double-double (you say you don’t know what a double-double is? The horror!). We didn’t change the recipe; we just added a bit of sauce.
Important safety note: If you take the Bird Box Challenge while using the GoodRx app, we can’t guarantee accurate prices.
Send bugs, tips and Oscar predictions to ios@goodrx.com.
5.3.10
2019-01-22
Normally, we use this space to make not-all-that-funny comments about the ultra-exciting world of app updates, but...it’s hard to make silly jokes when 800,000 hard-working federal employees aren’t getting paychecks. If you haven’t heard, GoodRx is giving away 90 days of GoodRx Gold membership to federal workers and contractors. Our goal is to help reduce the cost of healthcare and provide assistance to mounting bills as the days without a paycheck continue to add up. You can’t use GoodRx Gold on this app (yet!), but head to GoodRx on the web to find out how we can help affected workers, and thank you for your service.
Oh, we also updated our app. ;)
5.3.9
2019-01-15
A haiku update.
We thought that it might be fun.
But no. It wasn’t.
GoodRx isn’t the only amazing thing in healthcare. They did surgery on a grape.
GoodRx is America’s #1 source for healthcare savings. Our 5-star-rated app gathers current prices, free coupons and discounts to help you save up to 80% at CVS Walgreens, Walmart and pharmacies all across America. More than 8 million people have saved over $7 billion (yes, $7 billion!) with GoodRx…join us!
Send better haikus, tedious prose, bugs and holiday gift ideas for arrogant cats to ios@goodrx.com.
5.3.8
2018-12-25
A haiku update.
We thought that it might be fun.
But no. It wasn’t.
GoodRx isn’t the only amazing thing in healthcare. They did surgery on a grape.
GoodRx is America’s #1 source for healthcare savings. Our 5-star-rated app gathers current prices, free coupons and discounts to help you save up to 80% at CVS Walgreens, Walmart and pharmacies all across America. More than 8 million people have saved over $7 billion (yes, $7 billion!) with GoodRx…join us!
Send better haikus, tedious prose, bugs and holiday gift ideas for arrogant cats to ios@goodrx.com.
5.3.7
2018-12-14
A haiku update.
We thought that it might be fun.
But no. It wasn’t.
GoodRx isn’t the only amazing thing in healthcare. They did surgery on a grape.
GoodRx is America’s #1 source for healthcare savings. Our 5-star-rated app gathers current prices, free coupons and discounts to help you save up to 80% at CVS Walgreens, Walmart and pharmacies all across America. More than 8 million people have saved over $7 billion (yes, $7 billion!) with GoodRx…join us!
Send better haikus, tedious prose, bugs and holiday gift ideas for arrogant cats to ios@goodrx.com.
5.3.6
2018-12-05
A haiku update.
We thought that it might be fun.
But no. It wasn’t.
GoodRx isn’t the only amazing thing in healthcare. They did surgery on a grape.
GoodRx is America’s #1 source for healthcare savings. Our 5-star-rated app gathers current prices, free coupons and discounts for to help you save up to 80% at CVS Walgreens, Walmart and pharmacies all across America. More than 8 million people have saved over $7 billion (yes, $7 billion!) with GoodRx…join us!
Send better haikus, tedious prose, bugs and holiday gift ideas for arrogant cats to ios@goodrx.com.
5.3.5
2018-12-03
A haiku update.
We thought it might be fun.
But no. It wasn't.
GoodRx is America's #1 source for healthcare savings. Our 5-star-rated app gathers current prices, free coupons and discounts for to help you save up to 80% at CVS Walgreens, Walmart and pharmacies all across America. More than 8 million people have saved over $7 billion (yes, $7 billion!) with GoodRx…join us!
Send better haikus, tedious prose, bugs and holiday gift ideas for arrogant cats to ios@goodrx.com.
5.3.4
2018-11-13
To get this latest release of the GoodRx app, you’ll need to have your doctor fill out a TPS Form in triplicate (don’t worry - it’s only 15 pages of your most sensitive personal medical information!). Then, fax it to us, where there’s an 87% chance that we’ll just lose it. If you’re lucky, we’ll let you know that you didn’t provide a cover sheet, so you’ll need to resubmit and also provide signatures and saliva samples from your doctor, your third cousin and Bill, whoever he is. Finally approved? Not so fast - you’ll then find out you’ve got a $2 million deductible and we’re still not going to cover your prescription.
Oh wait, sorry - we just described how hard it is to get your prescriptions covered by insurance. For the latest version of GoodRx, just download it! No forms, no fees, no faxes - who faxes anymore, anyway?
This time around, we actually did something. The GoodRx app now shows the hours, location and phone of your closest pharmacy location right on the coupon. Boom! No really, there’s no need to applaud. A standing ovation? Why, we’re flattered! :wink:
Please send bugs, suggestions, holiday pet gift ideas and 2019 fashion trends to ios@goodrx.com.
5.3.3
2018-11-07
To get this latest release of the GoodRx app, you’ll need to have your doctor fill out a TPS Form in triplicate (don’t worry - it’s only 15 pages of your most sensitive personal medical information!). Then, fax it to us, where there’s a 87% chance that we’ll just lose it. If you’re lucky, we’ll let you know that didn’t provide a cover sheet, so you’ll need to resubmit and also provide signatures and saliva samples from your doctor, your third cousin and Bill, whoever he is. Finally approved? Not so fast - you’ll then find out you’ve got a $2 million deductible and we’re still not going to cover your prescription.
Oh wait, sorry - we just described how hard it is to get your prescriptions covered by insurance. For the latest version of GoodRx, just download it! No forms, no fees, no faxes - who faxes anymore, anyway?
This time around, we actually did something. The GoodRx app now shows the hours, location and phone of your closest pharmacy location right on the coupon. Boom! No really, there’s no need to applaud. A standing ovation? Why, we’re flattered! :wink:
Please send bugs, suggestions, holiday pet gift ideas and 2019 fashion trends to ios@goodrx.com
5.3.2
2018-10-04
Apps are like kittens - just when you think all is well, one of those little fur balls runs off into a corner and completely (intentionally? Really, Snuffles?) misses the litter box. Think of this latest update like moving the virtual litter box - we’re trying to just keep things nice and tidy around the house to avoid any accidents. There’s not much to see from the outside, but the app should be a bit more reliable and cuddly (meow).
Lots of new non-cat-poop related improvements coming soon. In the meantime, send bugs, ideas, complaints, off-color jokes and secret nuclear codes to ios@goodrx.com.
5.3.0
2018-09-25
Did you know that more than 60% of American adults have poor eyesight? Wait, let us try again. DID YOU KNOW THAT MORE THAN 60% OF AMERICAN ADULTS HAVE POOR EYESIGHT? We didn’t either, but Google says so, so it must be true. So we looked at our app and said “Hey, did you know that 60% of Americans can’t see those tiny little words and icons on the GoodRx app?“. And, well, the app didn’t say anything because it can’t talk (yet - but we’re holding out hope for iOS 13). But if it could talk, it would have said “Blimey! We’re torturing Americans and we should do something about it!” (possibly with a British accent; we’re not sure why). So, we’re doing something about it. We’re starting with the increasing the size of the search bar. Now, when you search, you can actually see what you’re typing - I know, how cool, right? We’ve got your back, Farsighted People of America (FPoA)!
More cool stuff coming soon. Please send bug reports, ideas, reasons why LeBron James left Cleveland for LA and disingenuous compliments to ios@goodrx.com.
5.2.10
2018-08-30
Did you know that more than 60% of American adults have poor eyesight? Wait, let us try again. DID YOU KNOW THAT MORE THAN 60% OF AMERICAN ADULTS HAVE POOR EYESIGHT? We didn’t either, but Google says so, so it must be true. So we looked at our app and said “Hey, did you know that 60% of Americans can’t see those tiny little words and icons on the GoodRx app?“. And, well, the app didn’t say anything because it can’t talk (yet - but we’re holding out hope for iOS 13). But if it could talk, it would have said “Blimey! We’re torturing Americans and we should do something about it!” (possibly with a British accent; we’re not sure why). So, we’re doing something about it. We’re starting with the increasing the size of the search bar. Now, when you search, you can actually see what you’re typing - I know, how cool, right? We’ve got your back, Farsighted People of America (FPoA)!
More cool stuff coming soon. Please send bug reports, ideas, reasons why LeBron James left Cleveland for LA and disingenuous compliments to ios@goodrx.com.