Biomarker tracker

Keep lab results as a dated history, with the context you choose.

Record a value manually or upload a supported lab result for review. Keep dates, units and the observations you want to remember in the same account.

Early adopter access is free. No card required.

Keep the original context close to the value.

A lab result can be more useful when its date, unit and relevant routine are still easy to find. Record those details together, rather than trying to reconstruct them later.

The tracker is a personal record. It does not diagnose, assess whether a value is healthy, or replace a clinician's interpretation of a lab report.

Vitamin D

Illustrative recorded history

  1. Result recorded

    Unit retained with the entry

    76 nmol/L

  2. Result recorded

    Daily context can be added separately

    82 nmol/L

Two recorded results. No automatic conclusion.

A practical path from report to record.

  1. 01

    Add a dated value

    Enter a result manually, including the unit and the date it was measured.

  2. 02

    Upload for review

    You can upload a supported lab result and review any extracted values against the original report.

  3. 03

    Keep the history

    Open a marker to revisit dated readings in the context you recorded.

Bring a clearer record to a conversation.

A dated record can make it easier to revisit your own report with a qualified health professional. It is not a replacement for that conversation.

Create your free account

Know how processing works.

Before uploading a report or using an optional AI feature, read the current data-handling details and limitations.

How your data is handled

Product information checked 6 September 2026.