Jordan Daily - Vitaminati, the bilingual health education app founded by Jordanian entrepreneur Rasha Oudeh, is now available for iPhone and iPad on the Apple App Store. The app is also available for Android users on Google Play.
Vitaminati brings health education and practical daily support together in one app. Users can choose a wellness goal, complete quick daily check-ins and follow their progress over time, helping them stay engaged and build consistency in their routines.
At the center of the experience is the Vitaminati dashboard, where users can focus on their selected goal through small daily actions. It brings together a daily health tip with a link to read more, the user’s current goal, trackers for sleep, energy, mood and water, and daily check-ins. Streak badges and cat rewards recognize check-in milestones, including three-day and seven-day streaks. A weekly summary helps users review their progress over the week.
The app also includes a personalized health and wellness blog with evidence-based articles reviewed by pharmacists. A “For You” list recommends articles based on users’ selected goals, helping them find relevant information on vitamins, minerals, supplements, nutrition and everyday wellness in Arabic or English.
Vitaminati’s health tools include calculators for body mass index (BMI), calorie needs, water intake, ideal weight and body fat, as well as pregnancy and ovulation calculators. Each tool explains how its results are calculated and identifies its information sources. Users can also choose to receive an optional daily notification with a health tip.
“Bringing Vitaminati to the Apple App Store means more people can access the tools and health education we have been building,” said Rasha Oudeh, founder of Vitaminati. “We want to make it easier for users to set a wellness goal, follow their daily routine and find clear, relevant information that supports better understanding of their health.”
Users can download Vitaminati from the Apple App Store and Google Play. More information is available at vitaminati.com.
Vitaminati is intended for general health education. It does not diagnose or treat medical conditions and does not replace advice from a doctor or pharmacist.
