Vital Signs
More Vital Signs, One Place
SpO₂, respiratory rate, skin temperature, blood pressure, blood glucose, and body temperature now sync from supported health sources and chart together on the new Vital Signs page.
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What's inside
What you actually get
Six signals, one view
Vital Signs charts SpO₂, respiratory rate, skin temperature, blood pressure, blood glucose, and core body temperature when a connected source provides them.
Import what your devices actually record
Supported measurements can arrive from Apple Health, Health Connect, Google Health, Oura, Withings, or Ultrahuman depending on the metric and what your device records.
Heart metrics stay in Heart
Resting heart rate, HRV, and Zone Minutes stay in the Heart module, where their dedicated trends already live. Vital Signs links into that heart history instead of duplicating it.
Health context around the number
Vitals sit beside workouts, sleep, body composition, nutrition, labs, and recovery, so a number can be interpreted in the context of the rest of your health record.
Available to your AI coaches
Wellness Project's AI coaches can use supported vital-sign history alongside the other data they are allowed to read, rather than giving advice from a single isolated measurement.
In the app
One hub, with detailed spokes where they belong
Vital Signs is the product hub for physiological measurements that do not belong in a single workout, sleep, or nutrition card. The detailed Heart, Blood Glucose, HRV, resting heart rate, VO₂ max, and heart-rate recovery pages remain the deeper spokes, so this page can show how the signals fit together without repeating the same education in six places.
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Wellness Project is informational software, not a medical product. AI advisors do not diagnose, treat, or prescribe; for anything clinical, consult a qualified clinician.
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