Does VitalsPath provide diagnosis or medical advice?+
No. It organizes information you enter and helps prepare for conversations with professionals. It does not diagnose, prescribe, or replace medical care.
Do alerts guarantee I will remember or take a dose?+
No. iOS may silence or delay alerts based on permissions, Focus, connectivity, or battery. Check your settings and always follow your clinical instructions.
Does the emergency card call emergency services?+
No. The card displays information you can view or share; it does not place an automatic call.
Can I rely on the medication scanner?+
Text recognition can make mistakes. Verify the name, strength, and dose against the package or prescription before saving.
Is iCloud sync instant?+
Not always. It requires iCloud setup, permissions, and connectivity; Apple may take time to sync. Check that a device shows the latest information before relying on it.
How long is my data retained?+
Profiles and health records remain until you delete them. Dose history and medication, appointment, and condition activity logs have independent retention controls by category: 30 days by default, with options for 90, 180, 365 days, or permanent retention. Professional reports are deleted after 30 days by default, with a setting from 1 to 365 days.
What does the free plan include?+
The current baseline includes 1 profile, up to 2 active medications, 1 monthly appointment, and 1 inventory. The app shows current limits and Premium options.
How do I restore or cancel Premium?+
Restore purchases in the app with the same Apple ID. Manage subscriptions in Apple Settings > your name > Subscriptions; full terms are on the subscription terms page.
How do I get help?+
Email romerodev.apps+vitalspath@gmail.com with the device model, iOS version, and steps to reproduce the issue. Do not send health data, prescriptions, or unredacted screenshots.