Vital

Vital is a simple, private way to track your blood sugar, weight, blood pressure, and meals — with reminders to help you stay on top of your medications. Your health data stays on your device. No account, no sign-up, and no internet connection needed to log. Your health information is yours alone. WHAT YOU CAN DO • Log blood sugar, weight, and blood pressure readings in seconds • Track meals, calories, and carbs, day by day • Import readings automatically from compatible Bluetooth blood pressure monitors and glucose meters • Set up medications with custom schedules and get a reminder before each dose • Browse your full history, filtered by date range or metric • Export a PDF summary to share with your doctor • Back up your data with strong encryption, and restore it on a new device WHY VITAL Private by design — Your readings, meals, and medications are stored only on your device. We don't operate a server, and we never see your health data. No account needed — Open the app and start logging immediately. No sign-up, no password, no waiting. Your data, protected — Every backup is encrypted before it ever leaves your device, so exporting a copy to your own cloud storage or email doesn't mean handing your health history to anyone else. Free, with respect — Vital is supported by small, non-personalized ads that never appear while you're logging an entry or responding to a medication reminder. Your health data is never used to target ads. WHO IT'S FOR Anyone managing a chronic condition like diabetes or high blood pressure, tracking their weight or diet over time, or juggling multiple medications — Vital keeps it all in one simple, private place. ABOUT REMINDERS Medication reminders are sent as notifications by your phone and may be delayed or not appear — for example, if notifications are turned off, battery saving is on, or the phone is off. Please don't rely on Vital as your only way to remember a dose. Vital is a personal tracking and reminder tool. It is not a medical device and does not provide medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Always follow the guidance of your doctor or healthcare provider, and call your local emergency services in an emergency.