Log deliberately
Use structured cards for measurements, vices, well-being, and reproductive health. Review each entry before saving it.
Your health story, without the noise
Bring measurements, habits, well-being, medicines, vaccinations, and important reports into one calm, private practice—then turn the history you build into something useful.
One place, four useful practices
The goal is not to collect every possible number. It is to create a dependable record around the few things that matter to you.
Use structured cards for measurements, vices, well-being, and reproductive health. Review each entry before saving it.
Use chronology for exact events and Insights for readable trends, context-aware summaries, and change over time.
Store original health PDFs and images locally, organized by category and year, and open them whenever you need them.
Create a concise clinician PDF with selected summaries when a professional needs context—not a wall of raw entries.
Private by default
Vitals & Vices is local-first. Optional passwordless sign-in does not upload or sync your saved records. Temporary, explicitly consented voice transcription is the clearly explained health-data cloud-processing exception.
Read the full privacy policyA better starting point
What would be genuinely useful to understand or show at my next appointment?
Choose one to four trackers that answer that question. Add context when it changes the meaning. Review weekly—not obsessively—and bring a summary when it helps a real conversation.
Plan your first week →Five simple areas
Your active cards and latest readings—the fastest place to understand the present and log again.
A newest-first chronology with category, tracker, and date filters. Every entry keeps its exact saved time.
Manual entry, assisted voice where supported, personal templates, and local document intake.
Tracker-aware charts and summaries made from your saved entries, without substituting sample data.
Medical ID, medicines, vaccinations, original documents, structured export, and clinician PDFs.
Your goals, active cards, units, reminders, appearance, privacy details, and guide access.