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NeoVital Graph on Your Dashboard

The NeoVital real-time neon vital signs graph is now available directly on your Dashboard, pulling data from your Vitals, Glucose, and Weight tabs.

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NeoVital Graph on Your Dashboard

The NeoVital graph is now embedded directly on the main Dashboard (Home tab), giving you a real-time neon line chart of your key vital signs without needing to navigate to a separate tab.

What It Shows

The NeoVital card on your Dashboard displays up to 5 vital sign metrics simultaneously:

Metric

Color

Data Source

Heart Rate (HR)	Neon pink (#FF2D78)	Vitals tab
Systolic BP	Neon blue (#00B4FF)	Vitals tab
Diastolic BP	Neon purple (#A855F7)	Vitals tab
Blood Glucose	Neon green (#00FF9D)	Glucose tab
Body Weight	Neon amber (#FFB800)	Weight tab

SpO₂ data is also available when logged in the Vitals tab.

How Data Is Pulled

The NeoVital Dashboard card aggregates data from three sources:

Vitals tab — Heart rate, blood pressure (systolic + diastolic), SpO₂, HRV, body temperature, respiratory rate

Glucose tab — Blood sugar readings (mg/dL), including CGM/Dexcom imports

Weight tab — Body weight entries (lbs or kg)

All data is read from your on-device health store. No internet connection is required to view the graph.

Interacting with the Graph

Tap any point on the graph to see a tooltip with the exact value and timestamp.
Toggle metrics using the colored buttons below the graph to show or hide individual vital signs.
Rotate to landscape for a full-screen expanded view with a collapsible side panel.

Collapsed by Default

The NeoVital card on the Dashboard is collapsed by default on launch. Tap the card header to expand it. Your preferred expanded/collapsed state is saved and restored on the next launch.