Vitalswise RPM app specifications

Product shape

Vitalswise has a patient-facing mobile app and a separate clinician dashboard. Readings are kept in the Vitalswise Ovok project and can be read by compatible Ovok applications using that project.

Measurements

Values can be entered manually, received from a supported Bluetooth device, or imported from a connected phone-health platform where that platform supplies the type.

Connected devices

The mobile app uses the Ovok device catalog and supported-device decoding. It pairs known devices by model and also supports standard Bluetooth SIG profiles for compatible blood-pressure monitors, thermometers, scales, pulse oximeters, and heart-rate straps.

• Blood pressure: Viatom BP2, BP2A, BP2T, BP2W, BP3; Veroval; boso; visomat.
• Oximetry: OxySmart and Viatom oximeters, including O2Ring and Oxyfit.
• Glucose: TaiDoc TD4216, GlucoCheck Gold, and TeleBGM.
• Weight: Lescale F4.
• Temperature: AOJ-20A and cyclotest mySense basal thermometer.
• ECG: Veroval ECG, Viatom ER1/ER2/ER3 recorders, and Viatom Lepod/LepodPro.
• Urine analysis: Contec BC401.
• Activity: Veroval Activity tracker.

Pairing happens in the app. A nearby single device can be paired directly; if several are found, the user selects one. Device-reported make, model, measurement time, and supported memory-slot metadata are retained where available.

Apple Health & Health Connect

Imports are read-only. On first connection, the app imports up to 90 days of supported history and then checks for new records. Users control permissions in Apple Health or Health Connect and can change them later in those platform settings.

Data model & sync

Vitalswise records readings as FHIR Observation resources in the Ovok project. Blood-pressure components are linked to the main observation; the source, device, timestamp, units, and other supplied metadata are retained where available.

• Bluetooth measurements save while the app is open; optional background scanning can keep accepted monitors syncing when the phone permits it.
• Apple Health and Health Connect use the Ovok SDK sync flows. Background imports can run when the OS allows them and the relevant permissions are enabled.
• Uploads use a persistent queue with retries so temporary network failures do not require the user to re-enter a measurement.
• When enabled, local notifications may name measurement types that were saved or imported. They do not show the measured values. Vitalswise does not send remote push notifications.
• Activity-tracker heart-rate samples are grouped hourly; completed step totals are kept once per day. Unfinished current-day totals and minute-by-minute samples are not shown.

ECG & urine tests

Clinician workspace

The web dashboard at app.vitalswise.com provides a practitioner-scoped view of data available to the signed-in account.

• Care overview: patient and observation counts, latest observations, and recent Signals.
• Patients: search by name or identifier, view patient details, and invite a patient.
• Alerts: review Signals notifications and their reading details; acknowledge alerts when the account has permission.
• Clinic: eligible clinic members can review staff, invite practitioners, update roles, or remove memberships according to their role.

Dashboard readings come from Ovok FHIR Patient and Observation resources. Signals are read through Ovok’s Signals API; the dashboard presents the returned signal and status and does not create a diagnosis from a reading.

Sharing & safety

Patients can invite another Vitalswise user to read all readings or chosen categories, including ECG recordings and urine tests. Sharing is read-only, requires an explicit invitation, and can be stopped by either account holder.

• Invitations use a QR code or link containing an invite identifier and one-time code; the code is valid for one use for 15 minutes.
• Ovok enforces sharing through consent and read-only project access. The feature must be enabled for the Ovok project by its administrator.
• Bluetooth and health-platform access depend on device support, operating-system permissions, and the device’s own data quality.

Vitalswise is a personal tracking app, not a medical device. It does not diagnose, recommend treatment, or replace professional medical advice.

Built on Ovok, for interoperable health apps

The patient app uses Ovok’s React Native and core SDKs. Shared FHIR records make compatible readings available to other apps using the same Ovok project; app-specific screens and workflows remain with each application.