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Five steps to clarity

From the moment you install VertigoMe to the day you walk into your ENT or neurologist with timestamped, correlated, irrefutable data. Here is exactly what happens.

1

Tell us about your vestibular history

Two ways to start. Pick one or more of the six vestibular subtypes (BPPV, Vestibular Migraine, Meniere's Disease, Vestibular Neuritis, PPPD, MdDS), or describe what your spins feel like in your own words and let the AI route you to the most likely match.

Either path takes about two minutes. Your subtype selection determines which scales (DHI, VSS-SF, HHI), which prodromes and which trigger profile the app prioritises.

Tip: it's fine to pick more than one. Vestibular Migraine and Meniere's overlap in around a third of cases.

2

Connect your wearables

VertigoMe integrates natively with Garmin, Apple Watch, WHOOP, Oura, Polar and Health Connect. Connections happen over live webhooks so data flows in real time, plus a historical backfill pulls your last several months for immediate context.

No wearable? You can still use the app. Your phone covers weather, pressure, screen time, ambient light and rough activity on its own.

3

Log your spins, fast

When a spin starts, the last thing you want is a long form. Hit Acute Attack Mode on the home screen and you've logged onset time and position in three taps. Severity, nausea and aftermath fields wait until you feel up to filling them in.

Triggers like pressure drops, poor sleep nights and high-sodium days are pre-filled from your data. You only confirm.

4

Watch the correlations emerge

After a few weeks of spin logs plus metrics, the correlation engine ranks your personal triggers by statistical significance. You see which factors actually move the needle for you and which are noise.

For Meniere's patients the sodium-spin link typically surfaces first. For vestibular migraine, sleep deprivation and pressure drops tend to dominate. For BPPV, position-at-onset clustering helps identify the affected canal.

Tip: do not delete spins. Even short, mild episodes are signal.

5

Bring real data to your ENT or neurologist

Export your timestamped spin log, audiogram timeline, DHI / VSS-SF / HHI score trends, medication response timeline and monthly frequency curve. Print it, email it, hand it over at the appointment.

Clinical follow-up is sharper when your specialist can see twelve weeks of structured data instead of a verbal recollection.

Keep exploring

Start step one soon

Coming soon to iOS and Android.