Vitaclaris
EspañolGet the app
Menu

Everything Vitaclaris does

Records and results, visits and family, medications, programs and AI, on your iPhone, iPad and Apple Watch.

Download on the App Store

Simple view

Only what matters today, in big type and big buttons, for a parent or anyone who wants less. The family gets peace of mind, and manages it from their own phone.

  • 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.
    Simple view's home
    Free

    One home, big buttons

    Today's medicines, the next appointment, readings and the health card, each a big button.

    What's included
    • Big type and big buttons, nothing new to learn.
    • The family's big Call buttons, and I'm OK today.
    • Reminders it can read out loud, a setting you turn on.
    • Works with Assistive Access.
  • Today's medicines in Simple view: Taken for all morning medicines, then Lisinopril 10 mg at 9 in the morning with big Taken and Later buttons, and Metformin 500 mg with a meal.
    Taken, or Later
    Free

    Taken, or Later

    One tap marks today's medicine; Later reminds again in 15 minutes, 1 or 2 hours.

    What's included
    • The morning's medicines together, with Taken for all of them.
    • Later reminds again in 15 minutes, 1 or 2 hours.
    • The family sees each dose, with an alert when one is missed.*1
  • Simple view on a parent's own phone: the next appointment on Thursday at 10 in the morning, her readings, her health card with an allergy and two people to call, the family's Call tile, and the big I'm OK today button.
    I'm OK today, on the parent's phone
    Free

    I'm OK today

    A daily tap the family sees, with a gentle reminder.*3

    What's included
    • One tap a day: I'm OK today, with a gentle reminder if it isn't tapped.
    • The family sees on their phones that it's done.*2
  • Free

    Show to a doctor

    Allergies first, then conditions, medicines and who to call in an emergency.

  • Free

    Set up from your phone in minutes

    Set up a parent's iPhone from yours, with a passcode so Simple view stays on.

  • Free

    Out loud, and Assistive Access

    Reminders read out in the phone's voice, and Simple view straight away with Assistive Access.

What to ask, what changed, what's next

For you and for the people you care for.

  • 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.
    Your plan, most important first
    Free

    Today and your plan

    Today puts what's next in one place, and your plan lists what to do, most important first. Mark as handled keeps what you and your doctor decided.

    What's included
    • Today: your medications, training, fast and what's next, on one screen.
    • Your plan: one card per topic, like blood pressure or blood sugar, most important first.
    • Mark as handled: discussed with your doctor, not for you, or remind me later.
  • Labs to ask for: tests to ask your doctor about, from published guidelines and what Vitaclaris knows about you. To ask about at your next visit, each with its reason and its source: lipoprotein(a), potassium and kidney function, hepatitis C and B, and HIV, none on file yet; then the lipid panel and HbA1c, with a note to ask when to recheck.
    Labs to ask for, each with its reason
    Free

    Labs to ask for

    The tests guidelines suggest asking your doctor about, with a request sheet, and who can order them and who pays.

    What's included
    • Each test with why it's suggested, when it was last done and its source.
    • Ask about at your next visit, to talk over with your doctor, and the ones up to date.
    • Add one to a doctor's agenda, or record a test you had elsewhere.
  • Visits: three doctors side by side, a cardiologist with the next visit on November 10, an internist with 2 open items and a general surgeon; then the cardiologist's page, with her phone, the cardiology follow-up and its action item, a new LDL result of 136 mg/dL flagged high by the lab.
    Visits: each doctor with what's open
    Free

    A page for each doctor

    Your cardiologist, your internist and the rest, each with their own questions, to-dos and documents.

    What's included
    • Every doctor's questions, to-dos, documents and your current medications, in one place.
    • Walk in prepared: the agenda, what changed since the last visit and what to bring.
    • Nothing falls between specialists: each one's follow-ups, with their due dates.
  • Merge appointments: the same knee arthroscopy, entered four ways (Health's countdown, your records, your own entry and a document), becomes one. Untick one to leave it out.
    Four entries of one visit become one
    Free

    One appointment, not three

    The same visit entered more than once becomes one, each note and question kept once.

    What's included
    • Typed by you, read from the clinic's instructions or from your records: one visit.
    • Each note and question kept once.
    • Undo the merge puts them back.
  • The medical summary's preview: conditions, two medications, the latest results as written on each report with LDL marked high, and the care team.
    The medical summary, a PDF
    Free

    A medical summary, free

    A PDF of your history, medications, latest results and the charts you pick, in English or Spanish, made on your iPhone.

    What's included
    • For a new specialist, the ER, a trip, a second opinion or a parent's appointment.
    • Your history, medications, latest results and studies, vital signs from Apple Health, care team and what's coming up, with the charts you pick.
    • You choose: turn off what you'd rather leave out, how far back the results go, the language and a note.
    • Made on your iPhone, free: Vitaclaris keeps no copy.
    • Or a doctor link: it expires in 1, 7 or 30 days, and you can turn it off anytime.
  • Free

    What changed since last time

    New results since your last visit or blood draw, with the lab's ranges and your medication changes. Explain (Plus) puts it in plain words.

  • With Plus

    Bring your labs

    Add your lab's PDF, and Claude reads its results into your charts, never twice.

  • Free

    Blood age and heart risk

    Research estimates from routine labs: blood age for adults 20 to 100, heart risk for ages 30 to 79 without a past heart or blood vessel problem. Ask your doctor what they mean.

  • Free

    Help with your medications

    A follow-up when a dose isn't logged, a heads-up before you run out, and the FDA label on when to take it, never a dose.

  • Free

    Add a reading

    Type a blood pressure, weight or blood sugar; it's saved in Vitaclaris and, if you allow it, in Apple Health.

  • Free

    Record the visit

    Everyone agrees first; the audio and transcript stay on your iPhone, and follow-ups remind you what's left.*4

  • Free

    Share my questions

    Every open question on one page, as a PDF or a doctor link. Claude (Plus) or your iPhone combines the repeats.

  • Free

    Family profiles

    A parent's or child's records in your own app, shared with family, with missed-dose alerts.*5

  • Free

    Easier to see, hear and tap

    VoiceOver and Voice Control, the largest text sizes, Reduce Motion, Increase Contrast and Dark Mode.

  • Free

    Your iPhone's clock

    Times follow your 12- or 24-hour setting, in the app, widgets and Apple Watch.

Your day

Meals, water, fasting, workouts, sleep and how you feel, each on its own tab, with your last 7 days at a glance and widgets for your Home Screen.

  • Nutrition: 970 kcal and 16 g of protein left today; four ways to log a meal (a plate photo, a nutrition label, a barcode and your saved foods); then today's meals: oatmeal with fruit for breakfast, and a lunch of steak, roast potatoes and a mixed salad logged from a photo, three quarters eaten.
    Nutrition: ways to log a meal, and today's meals
    Your nutrition plan: training days at 2,200 kcal and rest days at 2,000 kcal, each with its protein, carbs, fat and fiber; why these numbers; and how to eat.
    Your nutrition plan (Plus)
    Free

    Meals

    Log a meal by barcode, from your saved foods or by hand, with portions and reminders, against your own targets. A nutrition plan with targets and sample days, too.*7

    What's included
    • Calories, protein, carbs, fat, fiber and saturated fat, against your targets for training and rest days.
    • A barcode is looked up for free; a plate photo or a nutrition label is read by Claude.*6
    • Meals save to Apple Health, and food from other apps counts too, never twice.
    • Last 7 days scores each day out of 100 against its targets.
  • A plate's photo, steak with potatoes and salad: how much you ate, three quarters, 750 of 1,000 kcal from Claude's estimate for the whole plate, with its totals.
    A meal from a photo, and how much you ate
    With Plus

    Snap your plate

    A photo of the plate or a nutrition label, read by Claude; then slide to the share you ate.

    What's included
    • Claude estimates each food's weight and nutrients, usually in 10 to 40 seconds.
    • Add a note for what the photo doesn't show: portions, oil, sauces.
    • Slide to ¼, ½, ¾ or All, and the day's totals follow.
  • Hydration: the last 7 days against each day's goal, 73% on average, and today 64 of 85 fl oz, 76% of the goal.
    Hydration: today's goal and your last 7 days
    Free

    Water

    A daily goal worked out for you, a tap for each glass or bottle, and reminders from the hours you choose.

    What's included
    • Today's goal: a base for your sex, more on training days and around a GLP-1 dose.
    • Your own glasses and bottles as buttons, up to 9.
    • Reminders in the hours you choose, every 1 to 3 hours, with a + right on the reminder.
  • Workouts: the last 7 days, 83% of the weekly targets (5 of 4 strength sessions, 1 of 2 cardio), and this week's strength, 2 of 4.
    Workouts: this week against your targets
    Your workout plan: the week, with strength sessions on Monday, Friday and Saturday, zone 2 cardio on Wednesday, and rest or a walk on the other days; then its phases, starting with Learn, weeks 1 to 3, two sets with a focus on technique.
    Your workout plan (Plus)
    Free

    Workouts

    Your workouts from Apple Health and the ones you log, against weekly targets. A workout plan with a weekly schedule, too.*9

    What's included
    • Workouts from Apple Health (your watch, ring or gym app) and the ones you log.
    • Weekly targets for strength and cardio, with this week's ring and your last 7 days.
    • A workout plan with a weekly schedule.*8
  • Fasting: a fast at 12 hours 45 minutes of a 13-hour goal, 98%, in the fat-burning stage, with the next stage and the goal choices.
    Fasting: the timer and its stage
    Free

    Fasting

    A timer toward your goal, with the stages along the way and your last 7 days of fasts.

    What's included
    • A ring toward your goal, with the stages along the way (they're approximate).
    • Edit the start, and keep your recent fasts.
    • Meal reminders wait while you fast.
  • Sleep: last night's score, 99 of 100, very high: 7 hours 35 asleep against a 7 hours 30 goal, its duration, bedtime and interruptions, then the night's details.
    Sleep: last night's score, and how it's worked out
    Free

    Sleep

    Each night's score out of 100, its stages and your last 7 nights. Assess my sleep looks at your last four weeks.

    What's included
    • A score out of 100 from duration, bedtime and interruptions, with how it's worked out.
    • Stages, heart rate and breathing, from whatever ring, watch or app you use.
    • Assess my sleep: your last four weeks and what came before better and worse nights, free.
  • Wellbeing: how you feel today, from rough to great; logging something that recharged you; and a restorer, calling a friend, once of twice this week, with time outdoors this week.
    Wellbeing: your mood and what recharges you
    Free

    Wellbeing

    Your mood, the things that recharge you, and a short wellbeing check every two weeks, scored out of 100.

    What's included
    • How you feel each day, from rough to great.
    • The things that recharge you, each with a rhythm you choose, and moments worth keeping.
    • A short wellbeing check every two weeks, scored out of 100.
  • Vitaclaris on Apple Watch: Water, 8 of 74 fl oz today, 11%, with buttons for a glass, a can, a bottle and a large bottle.
    Vitaclaris on Apple Watch: Meds, with vitamin B12 due now and calcium later, at midday with a meal, at 1:00 PM.
    Vitaclaris on Apple Watch: Fasting, 14 hours 19 minutes of a 16-hour goal, in the fat-burning stage, with End fast.
    Vitaclaris on Apple Watch: Up next, with an annual check-up tomorrow at 10:30 AM and an eye exam on Wednesday at 9:00 AM.
    On Apple Watch: water, medications, fasting and what's next
    Free

    On your Apple Watch

    Water, medications, fasting and what's up next, from your wrist, with complications for your watch face.

    What's included
    • Water: tap a glass, or the Log water complication from the watch face.
    • Meds: mark doses taken; In 10 min on a reminder.
    • Fasting: start or end a fast. Up next: appointments and this week's to-dos.
    • Complications for Water, Meds, Fasting and Today, and it keeps working when your iPhone isn't nearby.

Health programs

Each turns on when it applies to you, or when you turn it on.

  • Blood pressure program: the latest reading, 122/76 mmHg, entered in Vitaclaris, the last 7 days' averages, morning and evening, under the target of 130/80, and a measuring week to start.
    Blood pressure, from readings you add
    Free

    Blood pressure

    Home readings, typed or from a cuff's app, and a measuring week with a log for your doctor.

    What's included
    • Readings typed or from a cuff's app, saved in Vitaclaris and, if you allow it, in Apple Health.
    • A measuring week of morning and evening readings, with a log for your doctor.
    • Each range with its source.
  • Free

    Glucose

    A sensor's time in range and the rise after each meal, to talk over with your doctor.

  • Free

    Women's health

    Your cycle, a symptom log and screenings for your age. This data never goes to any AI.

  • Free

    Bone health

    Bone scans as your reports print them, with calcium, vitamin D and strength training.

On your iPhone, and with Claude

Vitaclaris brings your results, medications, visits, sleep, food, training and mood together, so Claude can answer from the whole picture with your own numbers. What runs on your iPhone is free; Claude comes with Vitaclaris Plus, and only with your consent.

  • Consolidate questions on the iPhone: Apple Intelligence combines the questions that ask the same thing, on this iPhone, and you check each one.
    Written on this iPhone with Apple Intelligence
    Free

    AI on your iPhone

    With Apple Intelligence, short summaries are written on the phone, free, and nothing leaves it.

    What's included
    • Short summaries, like what changed since your last visit, written on your iPhone.
    • Free, and nothing leaves the phone.
    • On iPhones with Apple Intelligence turned on.
  • Lipids, explained with AI: your LDL has come down since March, but the lab still flags it as high; then what LDL is, your numbers against the lab's range, how your medication connects, and questions for your doctor.
    Explain, in plain words (Plus)
    With Plus

    Explain, on every screen

    Plain words for a result, a report or a medication, with questions for your doctor.

    What's included
    • What it is, your own numbers, and how it connects to the rest of your health.
    • The questions to take to your doctor.
    • From MedlinePlus, RxNorm and the FDA's drug labels. It explains; what a result means for you is for your doctor to say.
  • Ask: “My LDL went up since June. What else changed, and what should I ask the doctor?” The answer: LDL from 124 to 136 mg/dL, flagged high by the lab; nine missed doses in August; saturated fat over the plan; fewer workouts; blood pressure as in June. Then three questions for the doctor, and a note that it explains the records and any change is the doctor's call.
    Ask: an answer from more than one part of your health
    With Plus

    Ask, typed or out loud

    Questions about your own health, answered with your own numbers and dates, and Talk mode for hands-free.

    What's included
    • One whole picture: your results, medications, visits, sleep, training, food and mood.
    • “Why was my sleep worse this month?” “My LDL went up since March. What should I ask my cardiologist?” “How did this week go: sleep, training and food?”
    • Answers use your own numbers and dates, and end with questions for your doctor.
    • They explain and suggest questions; your doctor decides what it means and whether anything should change.
  • Longevity, What to do next: HbA1c, blood pressure and waist-to-height, each with its aim, where it is now and about how many years it's linked with; and Claude's plan for blood pressure: why it comes first and three everyday habits.
    What to do next, with Claude's plan for a step
    With Plus

    A plan in Longevity

    Claude turns the steps Vitaclaris picks from your own measures into a plan: how to start each one, with questions for your doctor.

    What's included
    • It starts from the steps What to do next ranks for you.
    • How to start each one, with everyday habits to try.
    • Questions for your doctor.
  • Free

    Food and workouts from other apps

    Meals from a food app that saves to Apple Health count in Nutrition, never twice.

  • Free

    Sync, sealed on your devices

    Records are end-to-end encrypted before they leave, so our server can't read them.

AI on every screen

With Vitaclaris Plus, Claude explains what's on your screen, with your own numbers, and turns it into questions for your doctor. The tools tagged Free work it out on your iPhone, and Claude's step is the extra.

  • Scan a pill bottle A photo of the label fills in the medication for you. With Plus
  • How am I doing today? In Nutrition: today's meals against your own targets, worked out on your iPhone. Suggest meals, for the rest of the day, uses Plus. Free
  • Assess my sleep Your last four weeks of sleep and what came before better and worse nights, worked out on your iPhone. Assess with AI uses Plus. Free
  • What came before a flare What showed up more often in your logs before the flares you noted, worked out on your iPhone. Free
7 more ways Claude helps
  • Review my history Screenings and vaccines due, your family history and flagged results, on your iPhone. Follow-ups for your conditions use Plus. Free
  • Before and after each visit A brief before each visit, and a debrief by voice after it. With Plus
  • Surgery prep The medications to ask about and a checklist, on your iPhone. Claude's questions for the procedure use Plus. Free
  • GLP-1 companion Your doses, side effects, protein, strength sessions and body composition, in one place on your iPhone. Read my progress with Claude uses Plus. Free
  • A plan in Longevity A plan built from the steps Vitaclaris picks from your own Longevity measures. With Plus
  • Answers in Search Search your records and get an answer from what's in them. With Plus
  • Explain for family An explanation rewritten for someone in your care circle, in their language and style. With Plus

An explanation or insight you've opened opens again for free, until the information behind it changes. Claude draws on public health information from MedlinePlus, RxNorm and the FDA's drug labels. What a result means for you is for your doctor to say, and what Claude writes isn't medical advice.

Everything else your health needs

Everything in one place

  • What your watch, ring or scale records in the Health app from Apple: sleep, heart rate, heart rate variability, steps, workouts, weight and body composition.
  • Lab reports, imaging, letters and prescriptions as a PDF or a photo, read into results and to-dos.
  • Your results over time in charts, with the lab's own ranges.
  • Search everything: to-dos, results, documents, visits, care team and medications.
  • Up next: your to-dos with their due dates, from your visits, results and documents, in one list.
  • Longevity without connected records: type in lab results, resting heart rate or VO2 max, and set your LDL goal and calcium score.

Every day

  • Medications with a dose for each time you take them, each with a reminder you can answer from the notification.
  • Snap your plate, a nutrition label or a barcode, then slide to the share you ate.
  • Fasting, water with a daily goal, workouts with weekly targets, a sleep score and your mood.
  • Your last 7 days in every tracker, and widgets for your Home Screen and Lock Screen.
  • Your medications in your own order, In 10 min on any reminder, brand and generic names, and the medications you track in the Health app from Apple.

Visits and your care team

  • For each doctor: your questions, the to-dos with them, what to bring and your current medications.
  • Note what the doctor said, then add the next appointment and your to-dos in one step.
  • Keep your family or caregivers up to date with short updates you approve before they go.

Ask, with Vitaclaris Plus

  • Ask about your own health by typing or by voice. Answers use your own numbers and dates.
  • Nutrition and workout plans built around your goals, and a weekly review.
  • Turn any answer into to-dos.
  • Talk mode: ask out loud and hear the answer, hands-free.

Make it yours

  • Your units and goals, and which tabs show and in what order, in English or Spanish.
  • A guide and a tour inside the app.
  • Reminders for water, meals, the evening before a visit and your check-in.
  • Add to Calendar for your appointments, with a reminder the day before.
  • On iPhone, iPad and iPhone Duo.

Every range, target and suggestion in Vitaclaris comes with its source, and Settings → Help → Medical sources lists them all. Lab results keep the range printed on the lab's own report.

How young is your health?

Vitaclaris Age and eight areas of your health, graded against public guidelines.

See Longevity

Get Vitaclaris

Download it, hear about what's new, or tell us what you'd like next.

Download

Vitaclaris: Health & Longevity, free on the App Store, for iPhone and iPad.

Download on the App Store
QR code for vitaclaris.com/get
On a computer? Scan this with your iPhone's camera, or go to vitaclaris.com/get.

Get updates

News about Vitaclaris, such as new versions and features.

We use your email only for Vitaclaris's news, never share or sell it, and take you off the list whenever you ask. Privacy Policy

Suggest a feature

What should Vitaclaris do next?

Write a suggestion

Please don't include personal health information. We may use the ideas you send to improve Vitaclaris, without owing you anything for them. Privacy Policy

VitaclarisUpdatesGet the app