Lab explanations
Upload or enter results, review reference ranges, and see plain-language educational explanations with source and limitation notes.
Bring your labs, medications, supplements, symptoms, and goals into one clear timeline. VITA helps explain the information in plain language and prepares smarter questions for your healthcare provider.

ClearVitals AI is designed to organize information, show trends, explain common terms, and support safer conversations with qualified professionals.
Upload or enter results, review reference ranges, and see plain-language educational explanations with source and limitation notes.
Track biomarkers, symptoms, sleep, weight, blood pressure, workouts, and treatment changes over time.
Keep one accurate list and flag items worth discussing with a pharmacist or clinician—without pretending to replace either.
Ask questions in ordinary language and get educational guidance, suggested follow-up questions, and clear escalation advice.
Create a concise summary of trends, current products, symptoms, and questions. Share only the sections you choose.
Separate private notes from shareable data. Clear consent controls are part of the product—not an afterthought.
The first version stays intentionally focused so people can get value without learning a complicated medical platform.
Enter labs, current medications, supplements, symptoms, and goals.
Review changes together rather than looking at isolated numbers.
Get plain-language education and suggested questions—not a diagnosis.
Create a report and choose exactly what a provider receives.
ClearVitals AI should never tell someone that a serious symptom is “probably fine.” The product is designed to escalate urgent situations and encourage professional evaluation when the information is incomplete or potentially dangerous.
These plans are placeholders for market testing and can be changed before payments are activated.
No. It organizes information and provides education. Diagnosis and treatment decisions belong with licensed healthcare professionals.
They can maintain an accurate personal log and record effects or side effects. The system should provide harm-reduction education and encourage clinician or pharmacist involvement rather than recommending unapproved products or dosing.
The user does. A report should be built from selected sections, with private notes excluded unless the user intentionally includes them.
No. This website is the finished public-facing prototype. Real accounts, encrypted storage, HIPAA-related contracting, audit logs, and production AI require a secure backend before collecting sensitive health information.
Start with clarity, then make decisions with qualified professionals.

This is the public prototype. The next engineering stage is a secure application backend for authentication, encrypted health data, file handling, consent records, audit logging, and production AI safeguards.