Read the whole file
Extract marker names, results, units, dates, and reference intervals without manual retyping.
Blood test results app · web
The private web app for your blood test results
BloodSight is a blood test results app for the part after the blood draw. Upload the report you received, turn every row into a readable record, see what stands out across the whole panel, and connect the result to earlier tests from any provider.
- PDF, JPG, PNG
- Any laboratory
- 1–10 profiles
- 10 uploads/month
- No free tier
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3 to review
June 2026 blood work
24 results · 4 panels
LDL cholesterol
141High
Hemoglobin A1c
5.7High
Vitamin D
27Low
TSH
2.41In range
Report overview
What changed since the last test
LDL and triglycerides moved upward together while HDL remained stable. A1c is slightly above this report’s interval and is higher than the prior result.
LDL trend118 → 141
The complete job
What a useful lab results app should do
Reading one abnormal value is not enough. The app has to preserve the report, the context around it, and the next result that arrives.
Explain the report
Translate individual markers and summarize what stands out across related results.
Track every repeat
Connect the same marker across dates even when the provider or report layout changes.
Keep the source visible
Retain the original document so every extracted number can be verified.
From file to history
How the app reads blood test results
BloodSight uses a structured pipeline rather than treating the report as a one-off chat attachment.
- 01 Upload Choose a PDF, JPG, or PNG and assign it to the correct profile.
- 02 Transcribe The document is read as a report: marker names, values, units, ranges, dates, and notes are extracted.
- 03 Match Rows are mapped to their LOINC codes \u2014 the universal Logical Observation Identifiers Names and Codes system \u2014 so equivalent marker names can join the same history.
- 04 Explain BloodSight creates marker-level context and a whole-report summary grounded in the uploaded values.
- 05 Track New values join prior dates and remain linked to the source report and its original reference interval.
Provider-independent
One app for reports that never started in the same place
The file matters more than the logo. If the result can be exported, scanned, or photographed clearly, it can become part of the same record.
Labcorp PDFs
Quest / MyQuest
Epic MyChart
Hospital portals
Independent laboratories
At-home testing
International reports
Paper report photos
Screenshots with complete context
Best input
A complete text-based PDF with all pages, dates, units, and reference intervals.
Good input
A clear scan or straight, well-lit phone photo where every row and column is legible.
Avoid
Cropped screenshots, missing continuation pages, blurred images, and files with the units or ranges cut off.
Choose the right tool
BloodSight versus portals, spreadsheets, and general AI
Each option solves a different part of the problem.
| Option | Best at | Missing piece | Choose it when |
|---|---|---|---|
| Provider portal | Receiving results and contacting care | Outside providers | Most results come from one health system |
| Spreadsheet | Custom manual tracking | Automatic reading and explanations | You enjoy maintaining the data yourself |
| General AI chat | Answering one immediate question | Structured longitudinal record | You need help with one term, once |
| BloodSight | Whole-report analysis and cross-provider history | Testing and clinician review | The reports already exist and need to become one record |
Paid plans
The same analysis, sized for one person or a household
All current plans include ten report uploads per month. The main difference is the number of separate profiles.
Personal
$8 / month
or $67 billed annually
- 1 separate profile
- 10 report uploads per month
- PDF, JPG, and PNG
- Analysis, tracking, reminders, and sharing
Family
Household$14 / month
or $117 billed annually
- 5 separate profiles
- 10 report uploads per month
- PDF, JPG, and PNG
- Analysis, tracking, reminders, and sharing
Max
$24 / month
or $201 billed annually
- 10 separate profiles
- 10 report uploads per month
- PDF, JPG, and PNG
- Analysis, tracking, reminders, and sharing
BloodSight at a glance
- What it is
- A provider-independent blood test analyzer and longitudinal lab results tracker, delivered as a web app.
- Accepted files
- PDF, JPG, and PNG reports from any laboratory, hospital, or patient portal.
- Standardization
- Every result is matched to its LOINC (Logical Observation Identifiers Names and Codes) entry, so equivalent markers merge across laboratories and units are normalized.
- Pricing
- From $8/month, or $67/year billed annually ($5.58/month). No free tier.
- Profiles
- 1 profile on Personal, 5 on Family, 10 on Max — each isolated from the others.
- Security
- AES-256 encryption at rest, TLS 1.3 in transit, and no use of your results to train public AI models.
- Not included
- No laboratory testing, no clinician review, no diagnosis, and no supplement or treatment recommendations.
Frequently asked questions
Everything to know before choosing an app to read and track blood test results.
Is BloodSight a mobile app?
BloodSight is currently a responsive web app. It works in a modern browser on a phone, tablet, or computer, but there is no native App Store or Google Play download yet.
Can the app read a blood test report automatically?
Yes. Upload a PDF, JPG, or PNG and BloodSight extracts marker names, values, units, dates, and reference intervals before creating explanations and a report summary. Automated extraction can make mistakes, so verify the structured result against the original file.
Which laboratories and portals work?
BloodSight is provider-independent. It is designed for report files from Labcorp, Quest, MyChart health systems, hospitals, clinics, direct-to-consumer testing companies, international laboratories, and photographed paper reports.
Can I track lab results over time?
Yes. Add new and historical reports to the same profile. When the same marker appears again, BloodSight places it on a dated timeline and retains the source and reference interval for each result.
Can I use the app for family members?
Yes. The Personal plan has one profile, Family has five, and Max has ten. Each person’s reports, markers, trends, reminders, and shared records stay separate.
Is there a free blood test results app tier?
No. BloodSight is paid software and does not promise a free upload or free trial. The public sample-analysis page shows the structure and depth of the output before purchase.
Does the app diagnose conditions?
No. It explains laboratory information and organizes your history. It does not diagnose, prescribe, recommend treatment, or replace a healthcare professional.
Can I share results with a doctor?
BloodSight can create a private read-only link for a selected report or record. Sharing is optional and controlled from your account. Use your provider’s preferred secure channel when they require one.
Your next report
See the complete output before you subscribe.
Walk through a fictional report from the source PDF to extracted values, explanations, patterns, and longitudinal tracking.