Short answer — for most Australians the MedAdvisor app is the best all‑round choice for managing repeat prescriptions; Chemist Warehouse’s app and Healthengine are good alternatives depending on what you need (cheap delivery/chain pharmacy features or integrated telehealth + e‑scripts). (mymedadvisor.com)

Why these three:

• MedAdvisor — focused on medication management: shows your scripts and remaining repeats, sends refill reminders, supports “tap‑to‑refill” with 5,500+ pharmacies and delivery, and has carer mode. Good if you want reminders, tracking and easy re‑ordering from your local pharmacy. (mymedadvisor.com)
• Chemist Warehouse app — lets you upload/eScript or post paper scripts, order prescriptions for home delivery or pickup, set refill reminders and often offers lower prices. Good if you already use Chemist Warehouse or want chain pharmacy pricing + delivery. (chemistwarehouse.com.au)
• Healthengine — combines appointment booking, telehealth/instant script consults and an electronic‑prescribing feature so you can get a repeat script and send it to a pharmacy in the same workflow. Good if you frequently need telehealth consults as well as scripts. (Healthengine.com.au)

Which to pick (quick guide):

• You want medication reminders, manage multiple family members, and link with your local community pharmacy: choose MedAdvisor. (mymedadvisor.com)
• You mainly want cheap online pricing, nationwide delivery and to keep repeats on file with a big chain: choose Chemist Warehouse app. (chemistwarehouse.com.au)
• You want to get a repeat prescription quickly via telehealth and send an eScript straight to a pharmacy: use Healthengine (or your GP’s telehealth/eScript service). (Healthengine.com.au)

Practical tips

• Make sure your paper scripts are left on file at the pharmacy (many apps require that) or that your prescriber issues an eScript token. (mymedadvisor.com)
• If privacy or device compatibility matters, check each app’s security and whether your local pharmacy supports it before committing. (mymedadvisor.com)

If you want, tell me which pharmacy you use (or whether you prefer delivery, cheapest price, or telehealth) and I’ll recommend the single best app for your situation.