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When your mum sends a photo of her lab report

Manage your parent’s profile in your own app. You can see when they had tests and what’s due, even if you live in different cities.

A woman smiling as she talks to her mother on the phone

Sound familiar?

  • Your mum sends a photo of her report in a messenger and asks: “Is this bad?” You’re at work and can’t look into it right away.

  • Your dad hasn’t had a check-up for a long time and can’t remember when he last had his blood sugar tested.

  • Your parents have a blood pressure monitor, but the numbers go on scraps of paper and get lost.

How HemoTrack helps

  • Explained in a minute

    The app explains the report in plain words, with age in mind. You can calmly tell your mum what it says.

  • What’s due

    Your mum’s calendar shows check-ups for her age and retests. Pick a date, and the app reminds you.

A module for you

  • Blood pressure log

    Blood pressure and pulse in the morning and evening. You can keep the log for a parent too.

    HemoTrack app screen: the blood pressure diary. 126 over 80 and pulse 66 today at 08:20, the week of readings and a chart

We’ll email you when the app is out

We’ll send one email to confirm your address and one more on the day the app comes out on the App Store, Google Play and RuStore.

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