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Every result on a chart with the lab’s range. You can see where it is heading.
With a long-term condition, what matters is how results change, not one single test. HemoTrack keeps the whole history and reminds you to measure.

You get tested every three months. You can compare with last time only if you find the old report.
Your doctor asks for a log of your blood sugar or blood pressure. The notes are in three different notebooks.
A result creeps up little by little, but stays within the range every time. A single report doesn’t show it.
Every result on a chart with the lab’s range. You can see where it is heading.
A home reading takes a couple of taps, and reminders come on time.
With diabetes or high blood pressure, planned check-ups appear in the calendar. The app reminds you about them.
Before an appointment, the app puts together a note: what is outside the range and what to ask.
Fasting and after-meal readings, a photo of your plate and a reminder to measure two hours later.
Blood pressure and pulse in the morning and evening. You can keep the log for a parent too.