1. Purpose
The guides help keep manual observations understandable, explain app features and prepare questions for a clinician. An article starts with a specific task, followed by actions, possible mistakes and observable ways to check the result. Readers should understand what information has actually been saved and what still needs clarification.
2. Material types
Instructions describe features of the stated Vesometr version. Practical articles concern organizing a personal journal and preparing records for discussion. Situations labelled “Worked example” are invented to explain a task; they are not patient histories, testimonials or research results. Diagrams show procedures and format differences without invented effectiveness figures. Data documents separately describe the application and website.
3. Sources and verification
Information about version 1.2.2 is checked against source code, the Android manifest and the relevant feature behaviour; the official file and its details are available on the download page. General information uses primary publications from NHS, CDC, WHO, NIH, FDA and relevant specialist organizations; system features use Android documentation. Source notes explain what a reference supports. Software tools, including generative models, assist with drafts, translation and diagrams; factual statements require separate verification.
4. Medical boundaries
Vesometr organizes entered records. The app and guides do not diagnose conditions, define individual normal values or prescribe or change treatment. A reminder does not confirm a dose taken, and coinciding events in a journal do not establish a cause. An editorial byline does not mean a doctor reviewed the material. Medical review can only be stated with real information about the professional and their participation. Preparing an entry or report must not delay seeking necessary care.
5. Practical value and examples
An addition should help complete an action, choose a format or identify a mistake. A worked example explains a particular situation; an outcome check describes something observable, such as finding the correct date, opening and comparing the PDF, or locating saved JSON. A related guide offers a useful next step. Images have explanatory text, and essential instructions remain accessible without the picture.
6. Updates
The articles received substantive revisions on 25 October 2026. Materials are revisited when features, file formats, system settings or the basis for practical statements change. An update date refers to a content change rather than simply opening a page. News retains its original publication date, with later-version clarifications identified separately. Legal documents have their own revision dates.
7. Corrections and feedback
Report an inaccuracy through the contact form or email info@vesometr.ru. Include the page address, the wording in question and a reason to review it. For an interface issue, the app version and phone model are useful. Start with a description; do not send a full JSON backup, medical documents or unnecessary personal information. A confirmed error is corrected together with affected explanations.
8. Publisher responsibility
The site publisher and application rights holder is WEB DEVELOPMENT SYSTEM RUS Limited Liability Company, INN 5043091883, OGRN 1255000092995. Materials are published on behalf of WDSR LLC. This byline identifies publication responsibility; an individual author or reviewer is named when they actually participated. This policy revision: 25 October 2026.