Archived App (Last seen on 2 Oct 2025)
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About
This app connects to a wearable device to monitor and display vital signs. It allows for remote sharing of collected data with caregivers and clinicians. Consult a doctor for medical advice and before making any health decisions.
What's New in Vitls
2.0
April 25, 2024
Added firmware version send and data cache handling.
FAQ
What is Vitls?
Vitls is a mobile application that connects to the Vitls Inc. Tego wearable vitals monitor. It allows users to view vital signs data collected via Bluetooth and share it remotely with caretakers and clinicians over the internet.
Is Vitls FDA cleared?
Yes, the Vitls platform has received FDA clearance, with Submission ID K191620. This indicates it meets regulatory standards for its intended use in monitoring health data.
What devices does Vitls support?
Vitls is supported on iPhone, iPad, and iPod devices. It is designed to work with the Vitls Inc. Tego wearable vitals monitor.
How often is Vitls updated?
The latest version of Vitls, 2.0, was last updated on April 25, 2024. This indicates a commitment to ongoing development and improvements for the application.
Does Vitls have ads?
No, Vitls does not contain advertisements. The application is free to download and use without any ad interruptions.
What is the age rating for Vitls?
Vitls has an age rating of 4+. This means it is suitable for children and adults, with no specific content restrictions for younger users.
Where can I find information on using the Tego monitor with Vitls?
The app includes a Help guide that provides detailed information on how to properly wear and operate your Tego wearable vitals monitor for optimal data collection.
Should I use Vitls instead of seeing a doctor?
No, you should seek a doctor's advice in addition to using Vitls and before making any medical decisions. The app is a tool for monitoring and sharing data, not a substitute for professional medical consultation.
