MyBloodTests

Upload a blood test as a PDF or photo and AI pulls out every marker, with reference ranges and trends over time. Free, private, and in six languages.

MyBloodTests puts your medical test results in one private place , and makes them make sense.

Upload a blood test, imaging report, GP letter or any other health document as a PDF or a photo. AI reads it and pulls out every marker with its value, unit and reference range, so you get structured, readable results instead of a stack of paperwork.

WHAT YOU CAN DO

• Upload PDFs or photos of blood tests, imaging, GP and specialist notes, glucose, heart, breathing, eye, hearing, dental and medication records • See every marker extracted automatically, colour-coded so out-of-range values stand out immediately • Track how each marker changes across tests with trend charts that show your reference range • Get an at-a-glance overview: your latest result in each category, and anything that needs attention • Organise records with built-in categories, or create your own • Keep a health profile ,date of birth, biological sex, height, weight and your health goal

SIGN IN WITHOUT A PASSWORD

Sign in with your mobile number and a one-time SMS code. No password to remember or lose.

IN SYNC WITH THE WEB

MyBloodTests is the companion app to mybloodtests.net and uses the same account. Anything you add on your phone appears on the website, and anything you add on the website appears here.

SIX LANGUAGES

English, 简体中文, العربية, Tiếng Việt, Español and Français , including your extracted results, which come back in the language you choose.

YOUR DATA, YOUR CONTROL

Your records are yours. Documents are analysed to extract your results, and you can permanently delete your account and every record from inside the app at any time.

MyBloodTests helps you organise and understand your own health information. It does not provide medical advice, diagnosis or treatment, and is not a substitute for consulting a qualified health professional. Always discuss your results with your doctor.