Questions and answers

A place to keep every blood and urine test you’ve had. You add your lab reports, and you get one record with each result explained in plain words, a chart of each test over time, and a page to bring to your next visit. There’s also a library about each test that anyone can read without an account.

See a sample record

No. It’s educational information. Blood Test Tracker doesn’t diagnose or treat, and it doesn’t replace your clinician. We aren’t a healthcare provider. Talk with your clinician before changing medications, supplements or care.

Terms

You can use it from anywhere, if you’re 18 or older. Results can be shown in U.S. or international (SI) units. Your data is stored in the United States. It isn’t designed to meet the EU’s or UK’s rules for medical devices or health data, so if those rules matter to you, please don’t use it.

PDFs (typed or scanned), phone photos and screenshots: PDF, JPG, PNG or HEIC, up to 20 pages each. You can add several files at once or paste a screenshot. Any lab’s report works. You can also type results in by hand.

AI reads each page and code checks what it can, such as units and test names. Reading can still be wrong, so nothing is saved until you’ve looked. Every value is shown to you next to what the report printed, and you confirm it before it joins your record. Check important numbers against your original report.

No. AI reads documents and explains. Unit conversions, calculated values, comparisons with a range and “is this change real” are all done by code that we test.

How we know

From published sources: the big reference laboratories and national guidelines. Each test’s page lists its sources with links. When your own report prints a range, that range comes first, because it matches the method that measured your blood.

How we check them

Each test’s page is researched and written by one AI agent. A second, independent agent then opens every cited source and re-checks every number, unit and code. A page that passed that check is marked AI-verified. “Awaiting expert review” means a person with clinical or laboratory expertise hasn’t signed it off yet. Every page shows its status.

$39 a year. One plan with everything in it. It renews each year until you cancel. The library, the sample record and records someone shares with you need no account and no payment.

Yes. Within 30 days of any payment, your Account page offers “Refund and delete everything”. It refunds that payment in full, ends your plan and deletes your account. You can download your record first. Refunds usually reach your card in 5 to 10 days.

Any time from your Account page. You keep access until the end of the year you paid for. After that you can still sign in to download or delete everything.

Only you, unless you choose to share. There are no ads and no tracking or analytics scripts on any page, and we never sell or share your results.

Privacy and health data

No. To read a report, its pages go to an AI model through providers that commit to zero data retention, so they process the pages and don’t keep them. Your data is never used to train AI models.

Yes, at any time, with or without a plan. Downloads include PDFs, spreadsheets, a FHIR file for health apps, JSON and your original files. Deleting your account removes your results and files right away, and backups roll off within a few weeks.

You can make a private, read-only link for family or a clinician. You pick how long it works, from a day to a year, and which body systems to leave out. Anyone with the link can see those results until it ends or you turn it off, so only send it to people you trust. You can see how many times it was opened.

Yes. Apps that support MCP can read your record once you sign in on our site and allow it, so you can ask them about your own results. The connection is read-only, each read is listed on your Account page, and you can disconnect at any time. What the other app does with what it reads is covered by its own privacy terms.

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