Accuracy is a Premium feature in the Insights tab. It answers one question: when VertigoMe warned you that a day looked risky, how often did a spin follow?
You do not need it to use the app. It is there if you are curious.
Where to find it
- Tap the Insights tab.
- Find the Accuracy card ("How well your risk score lined up with your spins").
- On the free plan it is locked behind Unlock Accuracy.
- With Premium, tap the card.
The two main numbers
- Caught (green): the share of your spins that came on a day the gauge had warned about. 70% means 7 in 10 spins had a warning.
- False alarms (amber, red above 30%): the share of calm days that still got a warning.
A day counts as warned when the gauge was at Mild or High.
The detailed breakdown
Under Detailed breakdown, every tracked day falls into one of four groups:
- Caught: warned, and a spin came.
- False alarm: warned, and nothing came.
- Missed: a spin came without a warning.
- Quiet days: no warning and no spin.
Green and grey are the gauge being right. Amber and red are the two ways it can be wrong.
How much data it needs
With fewer than 7 days of gauge data, you see Not enough data yet instead of the numbers.
If the numbers look poor
That is not something you did wrong. Keep logging spins as soon as you can, keep your devices connected, and review the Recalibration suggestions when the banner appears on Home. If you get many false alarms, the thresholds can also be adjusted under Risk Model in the menu.
This screen is for your own use. It is not a medical accuracy claim.
