Appointments are short and memory of a spin is bad. The full report is everything the app knows about your vertigo in one scrollable document and one PDF. A caregiver can log what they witnessed, and a practitioner can see your diary, scope by scope, only where you say so.






Frequency trends, What Happened with its dangerous combinations, treatments and What Worked, What's Helping, what you were doing and where, how it impacted you, how your pain moves for those with vestibular migraine, the timeline, the attack log, spider charts of what was around each spin, your Dizziness Handicap Inventory scores and your health metrics. Filter the whole thing by time range or by tag, overlay the metrics you want on the graph, and generate the PDF for your ENT, neurologist or GP. The PDF is part of Premium.
Vertigo is hard to remember from the inside. Invite someone with a link that expires in 14 days and can be used once. By default they can see your spins and log observations on your behalf; seeing your medicines and triggers is off unless you switch it on. You decide what they can see and you can revoke access at any time.
Practitioners live in the Community screen. When one asks to see your diary, a sheet lists exactly what they asked for, spins, treatments, patterns, the daily risk score and the rest, and you choose what to share, share all of it, or share nothing. They see nothing until you accept, and you can change or stop sharing at any time. Nearby practices come from Google, are not part of VertigoMe, and cannot see anything.
The doctor-ready full report PDF is part of Premium. The report sections are visible in the app.
By default, your spins, and they can log what they witnessed. Seeing your medicines and missed doses, and your triggers, are separate switches that are off unless you turn them on.
On iPhone, if you have connected Apple Health, your ended spins are written as Dizziness samples and manually logged periods as menstrual flow. Nothing imported from Apple Health is written back. On Android there is no equivalent, because Health Connect has no dizziness record type.