Understand your test results in 1 minutecalmly, without medical jargon
We explain in plain language what's okay, what to watch, and what to discuss with your doctor.
- First interpretation is free
- Results in about a minute
- Built with input from doctors
- With doctors
- Encrypted
- No fear
- For family
- Photo or PDF
- Built with doctors
- Your data is encrypted
- No diagnoses, no fear-mongering
- One account for the whole family
- Any lab: photo or PDF
You have the results. Not the understanding.
The paper is in your hands, but the calm isn't. Almost everyone hits the same wall.
Most people can't make sense of their results without a doctor
Google and chatbots usually make the anxiety worse
Different interpretations often contradict each other
A doctor sees one snapshot, not the trend
Family test results end up scattered across chats and paper
It's unclear what to retake, and when
HemoTrack brings it all into one calm, clear picture.
How It Works
Four steps, and you understand what's happening with your health
Upload Your Test
Take a photo of the lab form or upload a PDF from any lab.
HemoTrack recognizes indicators and organizes them into one clear view.
Get a Clear Breakdown
We look at indicators together, not one by one.
You see what's normal, where to pay attention, and how indicators connect.
Learn What to Do Next
HemoTrack suggests what to retake, when it makes sense, and what to watch over time.
Calmly. Clearly. No overload.
Monitor Your Health
All test results stay in one place.
You see trends, changes, and reminders for follow-up tests.
Add children, parents, and loved ones and care for your family together.
What HemoTrack Can Do
Any medical tests: blood, urine, hormones, biochemistry, vitamins. Plain language, trends, and less anxiety
Clear explanations
Simple language instead of medical jargon and scary wording
The big picture
Indicators reviewed together, not in isolation
What matters
Areas of attention without unnecessary alarm
Next steps
When to retake tests and what to keep an eye on
Trends
See what changes over time
Family in one place
Tests for children, parents, and loved ones together
Precise calculation, not guessing
A chatbot answers differently every time and can make things up. HemoTrack calculates by medical rules. The same data always gives the same answer, and we look at your full history.
biomarkers and the connections between them behind the system
Reproducible
The same data always gives the same answer. We don't make things up.
Connections
We review indicators together, not in isolation. A signal can show up even when each value on its own looks “almost normal”.
Your full history
We assess trends and changes, not a single snapshot.
Medical base
Built on medicine, physiology, and verified approaches.
This is informational support, not a diagnosis. HemoTrack helps you make sense of your results faster and come to your doctor with ready questions.
Three examples of how precision changes the picture
A few examples of how this works in practice. The cases are illustrative, not diagnoses.
When each value looks “almost normal”
On their own, the indicators don't stand out. Together they add up to a signal.
- C-reactive proteinslightly high
- White blood cellsnear the upper bound
- ESRmildly elevated
HemoTrack reviews indicators together and gently flags an “inflammation” area of attention. A chatbot judging one value at a time will more often say “within range”.
When “out of range” isn't scary
The value is outside the reference range, but for pregnancy that's expected.
- Ferritinbelow reference
HemoTrack accounts for context and doesn't raise a false alarm. Instead of a scary “below normal”, you get a calm explanation.
When a value is in range but rising
A single test looks calm. Several in a row reveal a trend.
- Indicatorrising across 3 tests
- Nowstill within reference
HemoTrack notices the steady rise across your full history and suggests what to retake and what to ask your doctor. That trend isn't visible on a single form.
Examples are illustrative. HemoTrack does not provide diagnoses and does not replace a doctor.
Droplet helps you see if things look calm right now
Droplet is HemoTrack's calm mark in the app. Shows your overall state and gently nudges you when something needs a closer look
Droplet helps you grasp the big picture without drowning in numbers. Complex becomes simple.
It doesn't scare you or diagnose. It supports and guides.
Most apps lead with tables. HemoTrack starts with calm, then the details.
The main question is simple: does everything look calm right now?
Droplet shifts gently. It supports, it doesn't scare.
Who HemoTrack Is For
For anyone who wants to understand test results calmly, without extra anxiety
Parents
When you need to know quickly if your child's results look okay, without forum horror stories
Expecting moms
Hormones, ferritin, vitamins, pregnancy planning. It matters to understand what's happening in your body.
Chronic conditions
When results are "slightly off" and you need to track changes over time
Family caregivers
When parents send a photo and ask, "So what does it say?"
Anxious searchers
If you're tired of googling indicators and finding conflicting answers
Health-conscious people
Sports, lifestyle, regular tests. See how habits show up in your results
Your data stays protected
We handle sensitive information, so security comes first
Confidentiality
Your medical data belongs to you.
- we don't sell or share data with third parties
- you control access in family accounts
- you can hide tests from other family members
Technical protection
We use modern safeguards:
- encryption at rest and in transit
- secure authentication
- separate access for each profile
Responsible approach
HemoTrack is an informational service, not a virtual doctor.
- we don't provide diagnoses
- we don't prescribe treatment
- we use calm, clear language
Law and ethics
We design the product with:
- privacy and medical data regulations
- medical ethics
- future medical certification (SaMD)
We respect your health, your data, and your peace of mind. Our goal is to help you understand test results and talk to your doctor in time.
Free to start, no subscriptions
Your first page of test results is free. Pay for interpretation only when you actually need it.
Free
one page of your test
- Any number of indicators on that page
- Droplet and a clear summary
- All your tests in one place
Pay as you go
pay per indicator
- Pay only for the indicators you need
- Basic, family, and annual packs available
- No mandatory subscriptions
No hidden charges or auto-renewals. Vitamins are spent only on interpretation. Every charge is visible in your history.
Common questions
Straight answers about HemoTrack
No. It's an informational service. We help you understand test results and prepare for a conversation with your doctor. We don't diagnose or prescribe treatment.
They're based on medical data and verified approaches with input from doctors. We explain indicators and areas of attention, not medical conclusions.
Yes. Data is encrypted, not shared with third parties, and accessible only to you. In family accounts, you control access.
Any. Photos, PDFs, and multiple tests at once all work.
Your first page is free, with as many indicators as on the page. After that, you pay only for interpreting the indicators you need. No subscriptions.
Yes. Family accounts let you keep tests for children, parents, and loved ones in one place.
We calculate by medical rules instead of generating text. The same data always gives the same answer. We look at indicators together and over time across your full history, and we account for context like pregnancy, so we catch connections a single value won't show. All in calm language, without overload or fear-mongering.
Blood work, urine tests, hormones, biochemistry, vitamins, and other indicators. Photos of lab forms or PDFs from any lab all work.
Early accessBe among the first to try HemoTrack
Leave your email. On launch day we'll send an invite and a Vitamins bonus for your first interpretation.
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SoonThis service is for informational purposes only, is not a medical service, does not provide diagnoses, and does not replace a doctor's consultation.