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Vita Health Coach, from the first day to today.
Vita Health Coach is an iPhone app for adults who look after a parent's health. It connects a parent's US hospitals through their patient portals, keeps a separate file for each person in the family, and explains every new result in plain words, starting with whether it can wait or it is time to see a doctor. It explains health information and never diagnoses. Records are sealed on the phone with a key only that phone holds. Vita Health Coach is made by VitaMedas, Inc., which won the Global Grand Prize of the 2026 Google AI Agents Challenge.
At a glance
- Company
- VitaMedas, Inc., a Delaware company
- Product
- Vita Health Coach, for iPhone and iPad
- On the App Store since
- 7 April 2026
- Founder
- Tahsin Bayraktar, Founder and CEO
- Built for
- Adults who look after a parent's health
- Hospitals
- About 96,000 US hospitals and clinics in its list
- Languages
- 28
- Award
- Global Grand Prize, Google AI Agents Challenge 2026
Milestones
Vita Health Coach launches on Product Hunt
Vita Health Coach went live on Product Hunt and was listed on AlternativeTo, the directory people use to find alternatives to apps they know.
Product HuntVita Health Coach arrives inside ChatGPT
A Vita Health Coach helper now answers inside ChatGPT when someone asks how to see a parent's hospital results: that hospital's own steps for family access, its official links, and one tap to open the app. It needs no sign-in and takes no health details.
How it worksConnect a parent's US hospitals
Families can now connect a US hospital or clinic through its patient portal. About 96,000 US hospitals and clinics are in the app's list. Lab results, medicines, allergies and visit summaries come into that person's own file, and every new result is explained in plain words.
US hospitals by stateVitaMedas joins AltaLab Fall 2026
VitaMedas joined AltaLab Fall 2026, the founder program of AltaIR Capital.
28 languages
Persian became the app's 28th language. People can ask about any result by voice or text, and Vita Health Coach answers in the language they asked in.
Google for Startups showcase at SF Tech Week
As a Google AI Agents Challenge winner, VitaMedas was invited to the Google for Startups showcase during SF Tech Week in San Francisco.
A free blood test guide for everyone who gets a result
The free blood test guide explains more than 100 common blood tests in plain words and reads a report in the browser. The report never leaves the visitor's device.
Blood test guideA medicine tracker for the whole family
Each person's medicines in one place: scan the box, set dose times and reminders, and see how many are left. Notifications never show health details on the lock screen.
Global Grand Prize, Google AI Agents Challenge
Google for Startups named Vita Care, built by the Vita Health Coach team, the Global Grand Prize winner of the 2026 Google AI Agents Challenge.
Read the announcementVita arrives on the App Store
Vita Health Coach became available on the App Store for iPhone and iPad.
App Store
Announcements
VITA wins the Global Grand Prize in the Google AI Agents Challenge
Google for Startups named VITA the Global Grand Prize winner of the 2026 Google AI Agents Challenge. VITA is the health memory for families caring for a parent.
The app, in motion
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Please write the name in full: Vita Health Coach. On the App Store it is listed as “Vita: Health Coach”.
The founder
Tahsin Bayraktar is the founder and CEO of VitaMedas. He has spent seventeen years in business development and M&A, and more than twenty years designing software as a self-taught product architect. For every product he writes the full blueprint himself, down to every screen and function, and directs how it is built. That is how he built Vita Health Coach.
He started Vita after years of keeping his father's health files during his father's cancer: results from different hospitals, letters he could not read, and nowhere to keep them together.