Vitaclaris

Your health, understood and acted on.

Your results, medications, visits and family in one private app: what changed, what to ask your doctor and what to do next.

Health, Key results: a lab report's LDL cholesterol, 136 mg/dL, flagged high by the lab and charted with its earlier values and the lab's limit of 100; HDL cholesterol and TSH within range.
Health: key results, with the lab's own ranges

What Vitaclaris does for you

  1. Family

    Look after a parent from your phone

    Your mom or dad gets an iPhone that shows only what matters today, in big type and big buttons, and you set it up from yours. You know how their day is going without calling to check.

    • Today's medicines with one big Taken button
    • Their next appointment, readings and health card, one tap away
    • I'm OK today: one tap a day, so the family knows they're fine*1
    • An alert on your phone when a dose is missed*1

    Example Rose, 78, marks her morning medicines from big buttons. Her son, three states away, sees her I'm OK at 9:05 and gets an alert only if a dose isn't logged.

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    Simple view on a parent's iPhone: a good-morning greeting, then four big buttons: Today's medicines, 2 to take now; the next appointment, Monday at 10 in the morning; My readings, blood pressure 122/76 mmHg; and My health card, allergies first.
    A parent's iPhone, in Simple view
  2. Visits

    Walk into every visit prepared

    Vitaclaris prepares each visit from what it knows about you, so you never start from a blank page: the questions, the labs to ask about and what changed are already waiting on that doctor's page.

    • A question for each new result outside the lab's range, new condition or medication change
    • The labs guidelines suggest for you, added to the visit's agenda in one tap
    • A brief of what changed since your last visit with that doctor, the week before
    • Claude writes the agenda: your situation, the key numbers, the questions to ask and what to bring*2

    Example Before Anna's cardiology visit, her LDL went from 124 to 136 mg/dL. “Ask your doctor about your LDL” is already on Dr. Porter's page, with a lipid panel to ask about, all on one page to share.

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    A visit brief for the cardiologist, in 14 days: since the last visit on June 18, LDL cholesterol 136 mg/dL flagged high by the lab, before 124; HDL 47 mg/dL; the new to-do for the LDL result; then the open questions for the visit, worked out on the iPhone.
    A visit, prepared from what Vitaclaris knows
  3. Results

    Know what changed, and what it means

    Every new result is read against the lab's range and published guidelines, with its trend, so you see at a glance what improved and what's worth raising with your doctor.

    • What changed since your last visit or blood draw: results, medications and documents
    • Each value against the lab's range and a guideline's target, with its source
    • Trends over time, so improvements show too
    • Explain puts it in plain words, with questions for your doctor*2

    Example LDL 124 → 136 mg/dL since June: up 10%, above the lab's range of under 100. Vitaclaris shows the trend and adds it to your next cardiology visit.

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    Explain on what changed since the blood draw on June 18, with AI: LDL went up 10%, from 124 to 136 mg/dL, and is still above the lab's range; the values over time; how it connects, rosuvastatin started on March 9, before both results; and questions for the doctor at the November 10 visit.
    Explain on what changed: your LDL
  4. Longevity

    Know what to work on first

    Vitaclaris Age turns eight areas of your health into one number, and What to do next ranks the changes linked with the most healthy years, so your priorities are clear.

    • Vitaclaris Age, compared with people your age*3
    • Eight areas, from heart to sleep, graded against public guidelines
    • What to do next: your steps, ranked by the healthy years they're linked with
    • Research estimates too: blood age and a 10-year heart risk

    Example Vitaclaris Age 50.4 at 52. What to do next puts a screening that's due first, then marks blood pressure as the place to start.

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    Vitaclaris Age: 50.4, your measures look like an average person's at about 50.4, 1.9 years younger than your age of 52, based on 12 of 13 measures; then what's making you younger: waist-to-height, not smoking, strength training, cardio fitness and resting heart rate, each with the years it's linked with.
    Vitaclaris Age, and what to do next
  5. Visits

    Leave every visit knowing what to do

    Record the visit with everyone's consent, and Vitaclaris turns it into what the doctor recommended: medication changes, to-dos with dates and the next tests, ready to check and save.*4

    • Everyone agrees first, every time; the audio and transcript stay on your iPhone
    • Medication changes and to-dos for you to review before anything is saved
    • Follow-ups with due dates, on that doctor's page and in Up next
    • Your own record of the visit, so nothing is forgotten on the way home

    Example After the visit: Lisinopril changed to 20 mg, vitamin B12 started, aspirin stopped for now, and a repeat HbA1c on January 15.

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    After the visit: the medication changes to check (Lisinopril changed to 20 mg, vitamin B12 started, aspirin stopped for now), each to review in Meds, and the to-dos after the visit: repeat glucose and HbA1c on January 15, and check blood pressure at home twice a week.
    After the visit: medication changes and to-dos to check
  6. Your day

    Your health at your fingertips

    Today puts what matters in one place: your plan, medications and appointments, with water, meals, fasting, workouts and sleep a tap away.

    • Your plan's next steps, most important first
    • Today's medications, and what's coming up
    • Water, meals, fasting and workouts, each on its own tab
    • Widgets and your Apple Watch for a glance

    Example One screen each morning: your plan's next step, a new result since your blood draw, and how your week is going.

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    Today: your plan (bring your LDL cholesterol toward its target, strength training, and ask your doctor whether blood sugar screening is due), one new result since your blood draw, your week and health programs.
    Today: your plan, a new result and your week
  7. Medications

    Never lose track of a dose

    Every medication with its schedule, and reminders you answer right from the notification, so you stay on track without opening the app.

    • A reminder for every dose: Taken, or In 10 min, from your iPhone or Apple Watch
    • A follow-up when a dose isn't logged, and a heads-up before you run out
    • Your medications in your own order, with brand and generic names
    • Your last 7 days at a glance

    Example 13 of 14 doses taken this week, with a gentle follow-up for the one that wasn't logged.

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    Meds: the last 7 days, 92% of doses taken and all taken on 4 of 6 days, today 3 of 4 so far; then Metformin 500 mg twice a day, 1 of 2 today, 97% of doses taken with a 5-day streak, and its calendar.
    Meds: your last 7 days and today's doses

Screens with invented people and data.

Private by design

  • Your health records stay on your iPhone and iPad and in end-to-end encrypted sync, never in iCloud.
  • When you use an AI feature, what it needs goes through our server to Claude, and our server keeps none of it.
  • No ads, no tracking.

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What it costs

Free on your iPhone.

Vitaclaris Plus adds Claude for $9.99 a month or $79.99 a year, with a free week.

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Lotti, Julio's mother
When my mother was hospitalized in Lisbon, my sister and I tried to follow three specialists, in Portuguese, from two continents. I built Vitaclaris so the next family can walk into every conversation knowing what changed and what to ask.

Julio Hartstein, creator of Vitaclaris · Read the whole story

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