Show HN: AI health agent that nags you on WhatsApp instead of a dashboard
app.vitalify.aiHi HN, we built Vitalify.ai -started months before both ChatGPT and Claude Health announcements- because managing health data is fragmented and overwhelming.
Here's a video of the product: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LLI_1xB22rc
You upload your lab results, add your conditions/medications, and Vitalify generates a personalized wellness plan with daily tasks in your calendar.
While the value proposition might seem similar to others, we took a different approach with our UX. Instead of just a chat interface, we built a structured system with actionable plans, calendar, gamified goals, streaks and etc...
Data is encrypted at rest and isolated per user. No data is used to train any models. You have full ownership to export or delete your records at any time.
If you're not comfortable with how big health AIs handles your data, or don't want to wait on their waitlist/country restrictions, our early access is open.
Happy to answer questions and feedback is super welcome! Finally something that doesn't just show me charts. I have recently tried sonar and bevel to track my health but they are just charts. Does vitalify have an ability to analyze smart watches? Or is it going to implemented later on? Appreciate that. We don’t integrate with wearables yet. We focused first on building the execution layer (ingestion → actionable plan → calendar + nudges). Wearable ingestion (Apple Health / Google Fit) is on the roadmap so trends like sleep/steps/RHR can adapt the plan, but we wanted the “what should I do next?” part to be solid before syncing more data. i’m skeptical of “gamified health.” streaks work for duolingo, but health isn’t linear some days you’re sick, stressed, or just human. does the app account for that, or does it guilt you into compliance? Since Vitalify is an agent and not just a static checklist, it adapts. A standard app sees a missed workout as a “failure.” Vitalify sees it as data. If you tell the agent “I’m feeling under the weather” or “I’m swamped at work,” it doesn’t guilt you. Instead, it updates that day’s plan (e.g., swapping a workout for “rest & recover,” or scaling things down).