Rather than publish testimonials we cannot verify, here are worked examples: the numbers going in, what the models return, and what the app suggests next.
Illustrative examples, not real patients. These cases are constructed to show how the app behaves. No real user data appears on this page, and none of it is medical advice.
42-year-old man, office job, father with type 2 diabetes
Inputs
• Fasting glucose 108 mg/dL
• HbA1c 6.1%
• Waist 102 cm, BMI 29.4
• Blood pressure 134/86
What Vitals returns
Flagged as pre-diabetic range with three of five metabolic syndrome criteria met. First-degree family history raises the weighted diabetes score, and HOMA-IR from a paired insulin result would confirm insulin resistance.
Suggested next step
Weight and waist targets in the action plan, a repeat HbA1c in three months on the reminder calendar, and a trend chart to see whether the numbers move.
Hyperlipidemia flagged on LDL, with a 10-year ASCVD estimate in the intermediate band. QRISK3 is calculated alongside it so the two models can be compared rather than trusted blindly.
Suggested next step
A doctor-ready PDF with the inputs, both scores and the published sources, so the conversation about statin therapy starts from numbers rather than memory.
34-year-old woman, mother and maternal aunt with breast cancer
Inputs
• Family health tree: two first- and second-degree relatives affected
• No known BRCA testing
• Normal biomarkers
What Vitals returns
The family tree weighting raises her lifetime breast cancer estimate above the population baseline and surfaces the referral criteria used by the built-in cancer models.
Suggested next step
A referral pack summarising the pedigree for a genetics clinic, plus an earlier screening schedule on the calendar.
61-year-old man with long-standing type 2 diabetes
Inputs
• Creatinine 1.6 mg/dL
• Age 61, male
• On metformin and an NSAID for back pain
What Vitals returns
CKD-EPI 2021 places his eGFR in a reduced-function category, and the medication check flags the NSAID as kidney-impacting alongside a metformin dosing note.
Suggested next step
A one-page 'questions for my clinician' summary, a follow-up reminder tied to his calendar, and an eGFR trend chart across repeat tests.
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