Place your finger over your phone's back camera. The flash will turn on. Hold still for 15 seconds.
Or enter manually:
Enter your systolic (top number) and diastolic (bottom number). If you don't have a cuff, any pharmacy with a free kiosk will measure it — CVS, Walgreens, Walmart.
Enter your fasting blood glucose (first thing in the morning, before eating). If you've already eaten, this reading will be higher than your true fasting level.
BMI is a rough screening tool, not a diagnosis. It doesn't account for muscle mass, bone density, or body composition. Athletes and people with high muscle mass often have elevated BMI without health risk.
Want to help your community? You can contribute your vitals anonymously. Only your 3-digit ZIP prefix, age range, and gender are sent — never your name, email, exact age, or exact ZIP. Your community sees patterns, not people.
• 3-digit ZIP prefix (e.g., 606 — never your full ZIP code)
• Age range (e.g., 30-39 — never your exact age)
• Gender (optional)
• The vital sign readings you choose to share
• Nothing else. No name. No email. No IP address. No timestamp precise enough to identify you.
Your name, email, phone number, address, insurance information, immigration status, employer, or any information that could identify you personally. This data cannot be sold, shared with insurers, or used for any purpose other than showing your community its own health patterns.
How it's protected:Data is stored in a community-owned Google Sheet under CARE/OCAP governance principles. Patterns are only displayed when 11 or more people in the same group have contributed — below that threshold, the data exists but is never shown. You can never be identified from the aggregate display.
This is completely optional. Your vitals check works the same either way.
Vital sign ranges based on AHA, ADA, and CDC guidelines. This tool is educational. It is not a medical device. In an emergency, call 911.