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Your family's health, explained in plain words.
Vita is an iPhone app that answers health questions and reads lab reports in plain language — for you, your children and your parents. Everyone's records stay locked, so only you can open them.
- Ask any health question
- Get a lab report explained
- Keep everyone's records in one place
Laboratory report
Move over the report — Vita reads it in plain words.Tap any line to read it in plain words. A fictional sample report. Vita explains; your doctor decides.
The same report, in plain words
- Hemoglobin (Hb): 11.4 g/dL — A little low. Carries oxygen in the blood. A little under the usual range.
- Ferritin: 9 ng/mL — Ask the doctor. Her body's iron store. Low — the line most worth asking the doctor about.
- MCV: 78 fL — A little low. The size of her red blood cells. Slightly small, which often goes with low iron.
- Vitamin B12: 412 pg/mL — In range. Needed for nerves and blood. In range.
- TSH: 2.1 mIU/L — In range. The signal that tells the thyroid how hard to work. In range.
- Glucose, fasting: 92 mg/dL — In range. Blood sugar after not eating overnight. In range.
- eGFR: 84 mL/min/1.73m² — In range. How well the kidneys filter. In range.
- LDL cholesterol: 131 mg/dL — A little high. The cholesterol that can build up in arteries. A bit above target — one to go over with the doctor.
In short: Most results are in range. Her iron and the blood values that go with it are a little low, and one cholesterol value is a bit high. Nothing here needs an urgent visit.
When to see a doctor: Bring this report to her next appointment. Call sooner if she feels unusually tired, short of breath or dizzy.
Vita explains — your doctor decides. Not medical advice · In an emergency, call 911 immediately. · Medical Disclaimer
How Vita works
Ask in your own words.
Type it or say it, in your language. Vita gives you the short answer first, and tells you clearly when it is time to see a doctor.
You ask
The way you would ask a friend — typed or spoken. Add a photo of a report if you have one.
The short answer first
What it most likely means, in plain words, before any of the detail.
When to see a doctor
Who to see and how soon, spelled out. Vita explains; your doctor decides.
My four-year-old daughter has had a fever since last night. What should I watch for?
In short
A fever is usually the body fighting a common infection. Keep her drinking, let her rest, and watch how she is acting more than the number on the thermometer.
When to see a doctor
Call her doctor today if she is drinking very little or the fever lasts more than three days. Get help right away if she is hard to wake, struggles to breathe, or has a rash that does not fade when pressed.
What Vita is not
Vita provides general health information and education. It is not a medical device, not a diagnostic tool, not a substitute for a doctor, and not for emergencies. Every answer directs you to a qualified professional — that honesty is the product.
Your blood test, from a photo.
Take a picture of the lab report. Vita reads every value in the units your lab used, explains what each one measures, and lists the questions worth asking your doctor.
| Test | Result | Range |
|---|---|---|
| Hemoglobin | 11.2 g/dL | 12.0–15.5 |
| Ferritin | 9 ng/mL | 15–150 |
| Vitamin D | 68 nmol/L | 50–125 |
| Glucose (fasting) | 5.1 mmol/L | 3.9–5.5 |
| LDL cholesterol | 2.6 mmol/L | < 3.0 |
Can you explain Dad's blood test?
Your report, value by value
11.2 g/dL is a little below the lab's range (12.0–15.5).
Carries oxygen around the body inside red blood cells.
Worth asking your doctor about: what could explain it, and should it be checked again?
9 ng/mL is a little below the lab's range (15–150).
Shows how much iron the body has in storage.
Worth asking your doctor about: what could explain it, and should it be checked again?
68 nmol/L sits within the lab's range (50–125).
Helps the body use calcium for bones and muscles.
To ask the doctor: how often is this worth checking?
5.1 mmol/L sits within the lab's range (3.9–5.5).
The sugar in the blood after a night without food.
To ask the doctor: how often is this worth checking?
2.6 mmol/L sits within the lab's range (< 3.0).
The cholesterol doctors follow over the years.
To ask the doctor: how often is this worth checking?
People
Everyone Vita keeps a record for
Sarah
Adult HealthHealth details
Allergies, conditions, blood type
Medicines
Next 1:00 PM
People you look after
Mia
Child · 9 months
Mom
Senior HealthMedicines
Next 8:00 PM
Dad
Senior HealthMedicines
Next 9:00 AM
Everyone you look after, in one place.
Your children, your parents, anyone you care for. Each person has their own record, and Vita answers with their age and history in mind.
- Pregnancy & Baby
- Family Health
- Adult
- Senior
Medicines, on time.
Photograph the box or the prescription, and Vita sets up the schedule for you to check. Reminders say a dose is due — never which medicine — so your lock screen stays private.
Medicines
Today, in real time
Today
Tap a dose to mark it as taken.
Health records
Walk into any clinic with everything.
With Vita, your entire medical life is in your pocket: MRI to blood panel, every prescription, every report. Hand a doctor exactly what they need in seconds — a link and a 6-digit code. No account, no install, no USB sticks.
Revoke anytime · their session ends instantly
Your health records
Locked on this phone. Only you can open them.
Blood test
Scan report
Discharge letter
Vaccination card
For doctors: no account. No install.
A patient sends you a link and tells you a 6-digit code.
- 1
Open the link on any device
- 2
Enter the code
- 3
View everything — imaging, labs, history — and upload results back
Access ends when it expires or the patient revokes it.
Security
Honest security, in two regimes
Seal it yourself
Write a note about someone you look after. Your browser locks it with the same encryption that protects your health records, right here on this page.
Sealed ·
- Your words stay in this browser.Only your passphrase can open them.
- Encrypted in your browser. Nothing was sent.Without the passphrase, nobody can open this — not even us.
It never leaves this page.
Change one letter to see what happens.
That passphrase does not open it.
This browser could not finish. Nothing was sent.
Argon2id · XChaCha20-Poly1305
Health records are zero-knowledge
Records are encrypted on your device before upload. We are technically incapable of reading them — that claim is mathematical, and we publish how it works.
Q&A is AI-processed
Your questions are processed by AI providers to generate answers — that part is not zero-knowledge, and we won't pretend otherwise. The two regimes never mix.
Vita speaks 26 languages
Natively — not machine-fallback English.
- English
- Türkçe
- Español
- Français
- Deutsch
- Italiano
- Português
- Nederlands
- Polski
- Ελληνικά
- Svenska
- Norsk
- Suomi
- Čeština
- Română
- Magyar
- Dansk
- Русский
- Українська
- العربية
- עברית
- हिन्दी
- বাংলা
- اردو
- فارسی
- 简体中文
- 繁體中文
- 日本語
- 한국어
- Tiếng Việt
- ไทย
- Bahasa Indonesia
- Kiswahili
Pricing
Start free — no card needed
See what Vita does with a real question of your own, then choose a plan in the app. Every plan includes the assistant and your health records, billed through the App Store in your local currency.
Vita Basic
Price shown in the app
Vita Plus
Price shown in the app
Vita Family
Price shown in the app
Voice-minute top-ups available. Cancel anytime in the App Store.
Your health, finally in one place.
Answers when you wonder. Records when it matters.
Vita explains — your doctor decides. Not medical advice · In an emergency, call 911 immediately.
Hypochromic microcytic indices with depleted ferritin stores. Clinical correlation recommended; consider iron studies (serum iron, TIBC, transferrin saturation). LDL above desirable range per current guidance; assess in context of global cardiovascular risk.