Guided face scan
Follow on-screen prompts and use the camera with VitalLens to receive wellness estimates.
Everyday wellness, in view
Face Scan & Pulse Measurement
Follow a guided face scan to view heart rate, respiratory rate, and HRV SDNN estimates. Review your reports and trends on your device.
A clear record of your routine
Keep wellness estimates and personal records together for easy review.
Follow on-screen prompts and use the camera with VitalLens to receive wellness estimates.
Review saved reports and explore 7-day, 30-day, and 90-day trends for available readings.
Edit your profile, set local reminders, export records, or delete measurement history.
Face Scan & Pulse Measurement
Face scans are processed through an online service and provide heart rate, respiratory rate, and HRV SDNN estimates. These readings are for general wellness and are not medical measurements.
Illustrative scene
Designed for consistent tracking
Measurement reports stay on your device. VitalScan does not provide user accounts or report syncing.
Browse saved measurements and revisit readings over time.
Export records as CSV or JSON using the system share sheet.
Delete an individual report or clear measurement history while keeping your profile and settings.
With your permission, view recent supported samples in a separate read-only screen.
About VitalScan
Face scans provide heart rate, respiratory rate, and HRV SDNN estimates through VitalLens. BMI and waist-to-height ratio are calculated on your device from your profile.
A new VitalLens scan requires an online service. You can review reports already saved on your device without scanning again.
No. VitalScan is for general wellness only. It is not for diagnosis, treatment, prevention, emergency monitoring, or medical decisions. Do not change treatment or delay care based on an estimate.
Edit your profile, export records, delete an individual report, or delete all measurement history. Deleting measurement history keeps your profile and settings.
VitalScan provides general wellness estimates. It is not for medical diagnosis, treatment, or emergencies.