About Vitals

Why Vitals exists

Your health data is scattered — a blood test in one lab’s portal, a DNA report in an email, years of wearable data in an app you never open. Each piece is a fragment. No one is looking at the whole picture except, occasionally, you — for five minutes, in a waiting room.

Vitals started from a simple idea: your body is one system, so your records should live in one place, and you should be able to actually understand them. Not to replace your doctor — to walk in prepared, and to stop losing track of your own health between appointments.

Who’s behind it

Vitals is built in Melbourne, Australia, by [William Naing / your name].

[Two or three honest sentences: your background, why you care about this problem, and the principle you’re building on. A real photo here measurably increases trust for a solo product — worth including.]

What we believe about your data

• It’s yours. You can export or delete everything, any time.
• It’s private. We don’t sell it, ad-target it, or train anyone else’s AI on it. Your clinical genetic findings never go to the AI at all.
• It’s Australian. Built here, for the way Australian health data actually arrives — messy pathology PDFs included.

How we back these up in practice: how we protect your data.

What Vitals is not

Vitals helps you organise and understand your health records. It is not a medical device, and nothing it shows you is a diagnosis or medical advice. Anything that concerns you is a conversation for a qualified health professional. See our disclaimer.

The legal bit

Vitals is operated by [legal name — e.g. Yan Naing], trading as [business/trading name if any], a sole trader based in Melbourne, Australia. ABN [ABN]. Get in touch any time via our contact page.