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Understand your lab results, privately

Paste or drop your blood test report and see every result explained in plain words, with what to ask your doctor. Then eat for your condition with a 7-day plan.

  • Read on your device

    Your report is read by your own browser. It is never uploaded.

  • We can't read your health data

    Saved history stays in this browser. If you turn on sync, we hold only an encrypted copy we can't unlock.

  • Check it yourself

    Load the page, turn off Wi-Fi, paste your results: it still works.

  • Explains, doesn't diagnose

    Plain-English meaning and questions for your doctor. Not medical advice.

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Health Pro

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One test is a snapshot. Pro shows the film: how your numbers move between tests, for you and your family, ready to hand to your doctor.

Pro history is stored in your browser too. Paying never sends your results to us.

Lab results explained

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Questions

Is my lab report uploaded anywhere?

No. The checker reads your report inside your browser. The page works even with Wi-Fi off once it has loaded. If you press Save, the results are stored only in this browser. Only if you turn on encrypted sync (Health Pro) is a copy sent, encrypted on your device with a key we never have.

Can this tell me what's wrong with me?

No. It explains what each result usually means, flags values far outside the usual range and suggests questions for your doctor. A diagnosis needs a doctor who knows your symptoms, history and medicines.

What does Health Pro add?

Checking reports is free and unlimited. Pro adds trend charts across saved reports, profiles for family members, and a one-page doctor visit sheet that lists what changed since the last test and what to ask.

Which reports does it understand?

Digital PDFs and pasted text from most labs, including Indian and Pakistani formats (SGPT, TLC, lakh/cumm). Scanned photos have no text inside, so type those values into the Enter values tab.