Migraine Engine
Learns which combinations of weather, sleep, hydration, stress and caffeine set off your attacks.
- Daily risk forecast and pressure-drop alerts
- AI trigger correlation matrix
- Neurologist-ready PDF
Vitalis turns the sensors already in your phone (camera, microphone, barometer and motion) into a personal wellness lab. It finds what triggers your migraines, scores your recovery and sleep, and keeps every byte on your device.
Each tool uses real signal processing on your device, not guesswork, and grows smarter as it learns your personal baseline.
Learns which combinations of weather, sleep, hydration, stress and caffeine set off your attacks.
A 20-second acoustic breath test detects the musical tones of wheeze. Log inhaler use and peak flow alongside it.
Rest a fingertip on the camera for 30 seconds to measure heart rate, HRV and capillary refill against your own baseline.
A 5-second steadiness test measures amplitude and rhythm. Vitalis maps how medication and caffeine change it hour by hour.
Detects snoring and senses movement with inaudible 19 kHz sonar, then scores your night each morning.
Measures your blink rate and turns 20-20-20 screen breaks into a daily habit, with XP, levels and streaks.
Because all six tools live in one place, Vitalis can link them, privately on your phone.
of your migraines happen when air pressure drops more than 2.5 hPa and you slept under 6 hours.
Example trigger matrix. Yours is computed from your own logs and check-ins.No account, no cloud sync, no analytics, no ads. Built by a security engineer, for people who'd rather not hand their health to a server.
Every tool is free to try. Pro unlocks overnight tracking, deep correlations, doctor PDFs and unlimited history.
Typical single-purpose apps for sleep, headaches, HRV, asthma logs and eye breaks can easily add up to $200+ a year. Vitalis Pro is $59.99.
No. Vitalis uses your phone's own camera, flash, microphone, speaker, accelerometer and barometer. Most phones from the last few years have all of them. The barometer is the one sensor some budget phones lack, and if yours doesn't have one, migraine tracking still works from your daily tags.
Yes. There's no account and no cloud. Everything is stored in an AES-256 encrypted database on your phone, with the key held in its hardware keystore. Audio and camera frames are processed in memory and never saved. The only network requests are the optional update check and app-store billing, and neither includes any health data.
Tap Get the app, download the APK, then open it from your notifications or Downloads folder. If Android asks, allow "Install unknown apps" for your browser. After that, Vitalis updates itself from inside the app and checks each download's integrity before installing.
Open the paywall in the app. After purchase you'll receive a Pro license key or a one-tap activation link. It's verified on your phone, so Pro works offline and doesn't need an account.
No. Vitalis is a wellness and self-tracking tool. It doesn't diagnose or treat any condition, and it's not a substitute for professional care. Its reports are designed to help you have better conversations with your doctor. In an emergency, call 911.
Android 8.0 or newer. An iPhone version is planned.
Free to download. No account, no wearable, no cloud.