NeoVital Graph Explained

NeoVital Graph Explained

The NeoVital graph is VitalSync’s animated multi-metric trend visualisation. It plots up to four vital sign metrics on a single time-series chart with colour-coded lines and personalised reference bands so you can spot patterns across days, weeks, or months at a glance.

What the Graph Shows

Each metric is rendered as a smooth animated line. The chart supports the following metrics:

Reference Bands

Each metric overlays a shaded reference band representing your personal normal range, calculated from your 30-day rolling average ± one standard deviation. Readings that fall outside the band are highlighted with a coloured dot on the line.

Reference bands are personal to you — they reflect your own baseline, not population averages. This means the same reading may be flagged for one person but not another.

Colour Coding

Time Range

Tap the time-range selector above the graph to switch between:

• 7 Days — daily averages
• 30 Days — daily averages
• 90 Days — weekly averages
• All Time — monthly averages

Customising Which Metrics Are Displayed

Tap the Edit Metrics button (pencil icon) in the top-right corner of the NeoVital graph card.

A metric selector sheet appears showing all available metrics with toggle switches.

Toggle the metrics you want to display (up to 4 at a time).

Tap Done. The graph animates to reflect your selection.

Your selection is saved automatically and restored on the next launch.

If you select more than 4 metrics, the oldest selection is dequeued automatically.

Pinch to Zoom

Pinch the graph to zoom into a specific time window. Double-tap to reset to the default range.

Exporting the Graph

Tap the Share icon on the graph card to export the current view as a PNG image. The exported image includes the metric legend and time range label — useful for sharing with your doctor.