Health apps split into two piles. Fitness apps that count calories and pretend medication doesn't exist, and pill reminders that do nothing else. That gap is where the real risk sits. Grapefruit and statins. Vitamin K and warfarin. Dairy and certain antibiotics. Your calorie tracker will happily log the meal and say nothing. Vytal is the attempt to close it. Point the camera at a meal and it estimates the nutrition, then checks it against the medications you've actually added and tells you what clashes and why. Point it at a lab report and it explains your results in plain language instead of reference ranges. Point it at a medication pack, or a tub of creatine, and it fills in the details for you. Around that: blood pressure, glucose, weight, sleep and steps, syncing with Apple Health and Health Connect. Meal plans built for your country, budget and allergies rather than a generic 1,800-calorie template. Workout plans, and a form check from a single photo or video. And if you're managing someone else's medication, or someone is managing yours, a supervisor can be notified when doses are missed.

Vytal: AI Wellness Tracker

Scan a meal. Build a plan. Catch an interaction.

Scan a meal. Build a plan. Catch an interaction.