Only the data you authorize
Grant access by data type, with source and last-sample context preserved.
Health Data for AI · Adaptive Now and Today guidance
VitalAgent organizes the Apple Health records you authorize into structured context for AI you choose, then adapts Now and Today guidance using your personal baseline, coverage, freshness, and check-ins. Missing data stays missing.
No guessed readings · Your model choice · MCP as an optional open connection
Made for iPhone · Apple Watch can provide more continuous data


Product demo · Demonstration data
VitalAgent
VitalAgent is Health Data for AI plus adaptive Now and Today guidance on iPhone: it turns authorized Apple Health records into structured context for a model you choose, then shows evidence-aware next steps.
On-device logic first builds personal baselines and checks coverage. You decide whether a relevant summary is used with a model you choose. MCP is one optional open connection; it does not replace Apple Health authorization, local analysis, or in-app guidance.
It is for people who want to understand their own sleep, heart rate, HRV, activity, and workout records and use that context to plan activity and recovery.
VitalAgent does not diagnose medical conditions or replace a clinician.
Apple Health guides
Short, evidence-bounded guides to HRV, recovery, and sleep—built around personal trends, visible coverage, and honest uncertainty.
Understand HRV accuracy, viewing context, personal trends, and what to check in an HRV app.
Read the guide GuidePut training load, readiness signals, sleep, and subjective context into one evidence-aware view.
Read the guide GuideRead sleep trends with setup, nightly coverage, freshness, and personal context kept visible.
Read the guideFrom permission to action
VitalAgent does not hide a pile of metrics behind a mysterious score. It keeps coverage, timing, and evidence visible so you know where guidance came from—and when to stay conservative.
VitalAgent explains the purpose first; you choose which data types it may read.
Change permissions anytime in system settingsBuild a local day-by-day archive and calculate valid days and coverage for each metric.
Partial data does not block other usable metricsCombine current signals, recent trends, and your check-in, with evidence and confidence shown.
No placeholder values to manufacture an answerSee what matters and what to do now, today, tomorrow, and over the next 7 days.
New samples or a new check-in can change the recommendation
Real product state · 0% coverage
Data honesty
On-device logic first builds personal baselines and checks coverage. You decide whether a relevant summary is used with a model you choose. MCP is one optional open connection; it does not replace Apple Health authorization, local analysis, or in-app guidance.
From the product demo
Review today's context, explore trends, ask questions, and control your data and model settings across four focused product screens.

Move between now, today, tomorrow, and the next 7 days. Review the primary action, rationale, confidence, and next check, then calibrate it with how you feel.

Explore readable activity, sleep, heart rate, HRV, workout, and body records. Modules stay empty or state their requirements when evidence is insufficient.

VitalAgent reads the relevant local summary first, then explains the basis for an informational next step. Stay with local analysis or explicitly opt in to a cloud model you choose.

Control Apple Health access, your local health archive, supporting documents, cloud-model consent, and optional connections in one place.
These are product demo screens. Displayed values are demonstration data, not medical conclusions.
Capabilities
Every layer—from reading data to expressing an action—keeps its boundaries visible: say only what the evidence supports, and show uncertainty when it matters.
01 · DATA IN
02 · PERSONAL CONTEXT
03 · ACTION VIEW
04 · EXPLAINABILITY
05 · HUMAN CONTEXT
06 · DATA HONESTY
07 · INTELLIGENCE BOUNDARY
08 · ACCESSIBLE UNDERSTANDING
09 · LONGITUDINAL RECORD
10 · FOR BUILDERS
Privacy is not an add-on
VitalAgent explains permissions, where computation happens, and the cloud-data boundary separately. Local capabilities do not require a third-party model connection.
You choose which Apple Health data is readable and can change access anytime in system settings.
Personal baselines, coverage checks, and deterministic guidance can run on your device.
Before a cloud feature is used, VitalAgent explains the relevant data boundary and asks for separate consent. Keep cloud features off to continue with available local analysis.
Cloud models, cloud speech, and other connections are optional. Turn them off and continue using available local features.
Your health archive is stored by default in the app sandbox. Optional cloud services may process relevant summaries; review the in-app disclosure before enabling a connection.
FAQ
Direct answers about data, baselines, AI, and product boundaries.
No. An iPhone can contribute steps, activity, and other records to Apple Health. An Apple Watch often provides more continuous heart rate, HRV, sleep, and workout data. VitalAgent uses only what is actually readable.
Usable modules keep working. Metrics without enough evidence show unavailable or baseline in progress and explain what is missing. VitalAgent does not fill gaps with defaults or treat a completed permission prompt as proof that every data type is connected.
Recent history puts today's change in your own context. Each metric independently checks whether it has enough valid days for a baseline. You can use VitalAgent with fewer than 28 days, but some conclusions will remain conservative or wait for more data.
No. VitalAgent is a health and fitness information tool. It does not diagnose disease or replace a clinician, emergency service, or professional medical advice. Contact a qualified medical professional if you feel unwell or are concerned about an abnormal result.
Local analysis does not require a cloud model. Before you enable a cloud explanation or conversation, VitalAgent explains the relevant data boundary and asks for separate consent. Keep cloud features off to continue with available local analysis.
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