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Version 1.1.1 · 2026-09-26
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The store currently lists version 1.1.1, updated 2026-09-26.







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Understand your wellness in a smarter way with FaceVital: Health Monitor.
Using advanced camera measurement technology, FaceVital helps you monitor key wellness indicators and gain valuable insights into your overall health. Simply scan and receive personalized health information designed to support your daily wellness journey.
Whether you're tracking your heart rate, monitoring stress levels, or staying aware of your health trends, FaceVital makes it easier to build healthy habits and stay informed about your well-being.
Camera Measurement Health Insights:
Get wellness insights in seconds with a quick and simple camera measurement scan. FaceVital analyzes facial signals to provide information that can help you better understand your body's condition and daily health patterns.
Heart Rate Monitoring:
Track your heart rate conveniently and monitor changes over time.…
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Enhance the user experience for the new OS version
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