Vitals for Windows, Mac, Linux, Android and iPhone

Vitals — a device-health copilot: undoable storage cleaning, battery wear forecast, drain detective and a chat that diagnoses problems in plain words. Free, no account, nothing leaves your device.

Your device	Download	How to install
Windows 10/11	Vitals-Windows-Setup.exe	Open it and press Install (no admin needed). If Windows says it protected your PC, choose More info → Run anyway (the app isn't code-signed yet). Without installing: Vitals-Windows-Portable.zip.
Mac with Apple chip (M1 and newer)	Vitals-macOS-AppleSilicon.dmg	Open it and drag Vitals to Applications. The first time, macOS blocks it because it isn't notarized: System Settings → Privacy & Security → Open Anyway.
Mac with Intel chip	Vitals-macOS-Intel.dmg	Same as above. Not sure which Mac? Apple menu → About This Mac shows Chip (Apple) or Processor (Intel).
Ubuntu, Debian, Mint	Vitals-Linux-x64.deb	Double-click it, or sudo apt install ./Vitals-Linux-x64.deb.
Other Linux	Vitals-Linux-x64.tar.gz	Extract it and run Vitals/vitals (glibc 2.35+: Ubuntu 22.04, Debian 12, Fedora 36 or newer).
Android	Vitals-Android.apk	Download it on the phone, open it and allow installing from your browser. The app checks the phone itself: storage, memory, battery, temperature and charge cycles.
iPhone	Open in Safari	Share → Add to Home Screen (free, updates itself). Advanced: Vitals-iPhone-unsigned.ipa for Sideloadly or AltStore with your own Apple ID (re-sign every 7 days); unlike Safari, the app can read the iPhone's storage, memory, battery and heat.

On a computer, Vitals opens in its own window (not a browser tab) and keeps checking quietly in the background, starting when you sign in; history and the Undo Vault stay in ~/.vitals. On a phone, the Android and iPhone apps check the phone itself (storage, memory, battery, heat and time since the last restart, plus battery temperature, health and charge cycles on Android) and point to the built-in steps that fix each finding. Phones don't let any app clean other apps' data, so Vitals guides you to the phone's own tools; pair it with your computer (Devices → Connect my phone) to see the computer's health on the phone too.

Prefer one line in a terminal? The one-step installers are on https://juw12.github.io/projects/vitals/. Checksums for this build: SHA256SUMS.txt.

Built from 6b01a52.
Android signing certificate (V2 Signer: certificate SHA-256 digest: d3f0ce441c4a66463a0a81fbef22a9f63e7e3847f5fbf2a9cdc818015c5ecc1d).