How does MyVitals work without wearables?
MyVitals uses your smartphone’s camera and advanced algorithms to analyze subtle changes in your fingertip’s blood flow. By shining light through your skin, our app can estimate key vital signs like heart rate and blood pressure trends—all without any extra hardware.
Is MyVitals accurate?
While MyVitals provides reliable estimates for general wellness tracking, it is not a substitute for professional medical devices. For diagnostic purposes, always consult a healthcare provider and use FDA-cleared equipment. Our app is designed to help you monitor trends and stay proactive about your health.
What vital signs can I track with MyVitals?
Currently, MyVitals can track heart rate, blood pressure trends, fasting blood glucose, respiration rate, and oxygen saturation estimates. We’re continuously working to expand our capabilities, so stay tuned for updates!
Do I need an account to use MyVitals?
No, you can use MyVitals as a guest to try it out. However, creating a free account allows you to save your history, track trends over time, and share reports with your healthcare provider.
Is my data secure with MyVitals?
Absolutely. We use industry-standard encryption to protect your data, and we never share your personal information without your explicit consent. Your health data is stored securely and is only accessible to you. All data is calculated on your device, and is only shared by you, as you choose.
Can I share my results with my doctor?
Yes! MyVitals allows you to generate easy-to-read reports that you can share with your doctor or healthcare provider. Simply export your data and send it via email or print it out for your next appointment.
What devices are compatible with MyVitals?
MyVitals works with most modern smartphones running iOS or Android. Check our
compatibility page for a full list of supported devices.
How often should I track my vital signs?
It depends on your health goals. For general wellness, tracking once a day or a few times a week is a great start. If you’re managing a chronic condition, consult your doctor for personalized advice.