VialTap
Every label, brought to life.
VialTap turns prescription containers into smart labels. Tap the vial with a phone — or scan its code — and the label opens: the patient's actual directions, translated into their language, read aloud for anyone who can't read the print. No app, no account, nothing to learn.
How it works
The pharmacy fills as always
No new steps at the counter. The label prints from the pharmacy's existing software — robot-filled prescriptions included.
The label becomes smart
Every VialTap label knows its own prescription — and stays current for as long as the patient keeps the bottle.
The patient taps
Their directions, their language, spoken aloud if they choose — plus one-tap calls to their pharmacy. Alive for the life of the fill.
For patients
If your vial has a VialTap label, hold your phone to it (or scan the code with your camera). That's it — the label does the rest. Blind and low-vision patients can ask their pharmacy about a preprogrammed reader.
For pharmacies
Translated directions, audio labels, and delivery records on every fill — VialTap helps your pharmacy meet its accessibility and translation obligations while giving patients a label they can actually use. Runs alongside your existing pharmacy software. Already live in Southern California pilot pharmacies. Learn more and get in touch at alephps.com, or sign in to your portal.
Downloads
For pharmacy staff setting up a VialTap station.
AlephTap Station installer — v0.10.0 (Windows)
Manual install: station kit (zip)
Includes the station software, installer, scanner setup sheet, and install guide. Your station's configuration file and API key are delivered separately by your VialTap representative — the kit alone activates nothing.