Make sense of your lab report before your appointment.
Upload the PDF or type the numbers in. Check what we read, then get each marker explained, with questions to take to your appointment.
Your first report is free and needs no account.
A line from a lab report
From your report
A little above the range on your report. Slightly high potassium often comes from how a sample was handled, such as a delay before it was tested, so a repeat test is a common next step. Your doctor can tell you whether it matters for you.
You confirm every value before anything is explained.
How it works
From the PDF you were handed to something you can use in the appointment.
Step 1 of 5
Add your report
Upload a PDF or a photo, or type the values in. Both routes lead to the same next step.
Step 2 of 5
Check what we read
You see each value, unit and range we found and correct anything that is wrong. Nothing is explained until you confirm it.
Step 3 of 5
Read each explanation
Every marker says what it measures, whether your result is in, above or below its range, and why one reading rarely settles anything.
Step 4 of 5
Take a summary with you
Turn your latest results into a one-page visit summary: the numbers, a trend snapshot and questions worth asking. It needs a free account.
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Watch it over time
Save reports to see each marker across visits, with a note when a change is small enough to be everyday variation.
What you get
What is in LabLingo once your first report is in.
Every marker, explained
What it measures, where your number sits against the range on your report, and why one result is rarely the whole story.
151mg/dL
Range on your report: up to 129
Trends across reports
Free accountPlot any marker across every report you save. A note appears when a change is small enough to be everyday variation.
A summary for your appointment
Free accountOne page with your latest results, a trend snapshot and the questions worth asking. Download it as a PDF.
Compare two reports
Free accountPick two visits and see what moved, marker by marker.
Retest reminders
Free accountSet a retest interval for one marker or a whole panel. What is coming due shows on your dashboard.
- 6 weeks
- 3 months
- 6 months
- 12 months
Four languages, both directions
English, German, Arabic and Urdu. Arabic and Urdu flip the whole layout, not just the words.
- English
- العربية
- Deutsch
- اردو
What happens to your data
Step by step, as the app actually works. The full policy is linked below.
Your file or typed values
You upload a file or type values in.
Our server
Our server holds the file in memory for that one request. The text of a PDF, or the image of a photo or scan, is sent to Groq, our AI provider, to read it.
You confirm
You confirm or correct every value.
Explanations written
Your confirmed values go to Groq again, to write the explanations.
Without an account
Your screen
The results show on your screen and stay in your open browser tab. Nothing is saved.
With an account
Your account
Reports you analyze while signed in are saved to your account: the confirmed values, ranges, statuses and explanation text.
- Your original file is never stored.
- Not for guests and not for accounts. It exists in memory while it is being read.
- Two things go to Groq, our AI provider.
- The text or image of your report, so it can be read, and your confirmed values, so the explanations can be written. Per Groq's documentation, this data is not retained by default; it may be logged for up to 30 days, only to investigate reliability or abuse, and anything retained is stored in the US. A lab report often prints your name and date of birth. If you would rather not send that, type your values in instead.
- Without an account, nothing is saved.
- Your results stay in the open browser tab. Close it and they are gone, and we cannot get them back.
- With an account, we store the result, not the file.
- The confirmed values, ranges, statuses and explanation text, plus the date and language. Delete a report or the whole account and it is removed straight away. Routine backups age out on their own schedule.
We also count how many analyses run, as an event name and a time. No name, no email, no health data.
What it reads
34 markers in 10 panels. Anything else on your report still shows up with your value and the range printed on it.
Complete blood count
Hemoglobin, Hematocrit, White blood cell count (WBC), Platelets, Red blood cell count (RBC)
Metabolic panel
Glucose, Sodium, Potassium, Calcium, Creatinine, Blood urea nitrogen (BUN)
Lipid panel
Total cholesterol, LDL cholesterol, HDL cholesterol, Triglycerides
Thyroid panel
Thyroid stimulating hormone (TSH), Free T4, Free T3
Iron studies
Ferritin, Iron, Total iron-binding capacity (TIBC), Transferrin saturation
Vitamins
Vitamin D, Vitamin B12, Folate
Blood sugar (HbA1c)
HbA1c
Inflammation markers
C-reactive protein (CRP), Erythrocyte sedimentation rate (ESR)
Liver panel
ALT, AST, ALP, Bilirubin
Additional markers
Magnesium, Uric acid
Early access
Free for the first 20 accounts.
A free account adds downloads (PDF, CSV and text), saved reports, trends, comparisons, visit summaries and retest reminders.
Claim a free account17 of 20 free spots left
What it costs
- Guests: one free report, no account.
- First 20 accounts: free, full access.
- LabLingo Pro: $7.99 a month, cancel any time, 7-day refund.
- Paid plans are not open yet. Nobody is charged.
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