Labwise

Your lab results,
explained in plain English.

Add the PDF from Quest, Labcorp or MyChart, or a photo of the printout. Labwise reads it on your iPhone, puts every value on its reference range and explains what each test measures. Nothing leaves your phone.

iPhone · launching soon · the first 100 people on the list get Labwise Pro for life.

Within range Above range Below range
Labwise report screen: Ferritin 9 ng/mL shown below the printed range of 16–232 with a plain-language explanation
9 ng/mLFerritin · below range
2.15 mIU/LTSH · within range
212 mg/dLCholesterol · above range

Three steps, no account.

Most people are done in under a minute. The whole thing runs on the phone, so it works in the waiting room with no signal.

1

Add the report

Share the PDF straight from your lab's app, pick it from Files, or photograph a printout. Multi-page reports are fine.

2

Check what was read

Every value is shown next to what the report says. Anything uncertain is flagged first so you can fix it in a tap.

3

Understand it

Each test gets a plain-language explanation of what it measures and what results outside the range are commonly associated with.

Built for the moment you open the PDF.

Lab portals give you a table of numbers and abbreviations. Labwise turns it into something you can actually read.

Every value on its range

A bar for each test, using the reference range your own lab printed, not a generic one.

Plain-language explanations

What the test measures, what a low or high result is commonly associated with, and what to ask your clinician.

Trends across reports

Add last year's report and the same tests line up on a timeline, with each lab's range behind them.

Works with Quest, Labcorp, MyChart

Tested on real report layouts from the big US labs and hospital portals. Printouts work through the camera.

Share one result, not the whole report

Send a clean card with the test, value and range. No name, no date, no lab identifiers.

Export any time

Your data as JSON or CSV in one tap. Delete everything just as fast.

Your results never leave your phone.

There is no account, no server and no upload. Reading and matching happen on the device, protected by iOS encryption. We built it this way because it is the only honest way to handle health data.

  • No servers, no accounts. Reports, photos and values are stored in the app's private storage on your phone.
  • No tracking or ads. Optional analytics are anonymous counts like "a report was imported". Never a test name or value.
  • Delete in one tap. Settings → Delete all data wipes the database and every file. Uninstalling does the same.
  • Plain-words policy. Read the privacy policy. It fits on one screen.

Questions people ask.

Is this medical advice?

No. Labwise repeats the reference ranges your laboratory printed and gives general information about what tests measure. It does not diagnose, recommend treatment or replace your clinician. Bring the results to them.

Which labs and portals work?

PDFs from Quest Diagnostics, Labcorp and MyChart-based hospital portals are tested. Any PDF or printout with a table of test, value and range will usually read well. You always check what was recognized before it is saved.

Does it need internet?

No. Text recognition, matching and explanations all run on the phone. The only network use is the App Store for purchases.

What does it cost?

Your first three reports are free. After that Labwise Pro unlocks unlimited reports as a monthly or annual subscription. The price is shown in the App Store for your region and you can cancel any time in your Apple ID settings.

Can I export or delete my data?

Yes. Export everything as JSON or CSV from Settings, and delete all data with one tap. There is nothing stored anywhere else to delete.

Android?

Not yet. Labwise is iPhone-only for now.

Stop guessing what "H" means.

Be first in line. Your first three reports will be free.

iPhone · launching soon · the first 100 people on the list get Labwise Pro for life.

Labwise is an informational tool. It repeats the reference ranges printed by your laboratory and explains what tests measure. It does not diagnose, treat or recommend medication. Always discuss your results with your healthcare provider.