Best apps to track and analyze blood test results

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Nine apps compared on 16 lab-tracking features.

App rankings

Personal lab tracking ranked by confirmed-feature score, out of ten. Equal scores share a rank. Unverified features are listed separately and earn no points.
RankAppWhat stands outConfirmed scoreScore
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MyBloodTestiPhone, Android, web
Free scans every month. Manual tracking without an account.8.914/16 confirmed0 unverified
14/16 confirmed0 unverifiedFree scans every month. Local tracking.
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2
GuavaiPhone, Android, web
Connected medical records and flexible PDF exports.7.211/16 confirmed3 unverified
11/16 confirmed3 unverifiedConnected records and PDF exports.
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3
Health3iPhone, Android
Mobile lab history with PDF reports by test or topic.5.58/16 confirmed5 unverified
8/16 confirmed5 unverifiedLab history and flexible PDF reports.
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3
SiPhox HealthiPhone, Android, web
Free report explanations and optional at-home testing.5.58/16 confirmed7 unverified
8/16 confirmed7 unverifiedFree insights; optional home tests.
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5
Specialized lab reports with human-assisted entry.4.97/16 confirmed5 unverified
7/16 confirmed5 unverifiedSpecialized labs with assisted entry.
6
6
Function HealthiPhone, Android, web
Scheduled US testing with clinician-reviewed results.4.46/16 confirmed7 unverified
6/16 confirmed7 unverifiedUS testing with clinician review.
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7
Local iPhone tracking and appointment summaries.3.85/16 confirmed8 unverified
5/16 confirmed8 unverifiediPhone tracking and visit summaries.
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7
InsideTrackeriPhone, Android, web
Nutrition and lifestyle guidance based on your results.3.85/16 confirmed7 unverified
5/16 confirmed7 unverifiedNutrition and lifestyle guidance.
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7
SokaWeb
Multiple profiles and practitioner reports on the web.3.85/16 confirmed8 unverified
5/16 confirmed8 unverifiedProfiles and practitioner reports.

Select a score for its checks and sources. = indicates a shared rank. Paid features count except in “Free use”.

MyBloodTest leads on tracking essentials.

14 of 16 features confirmed. It combines a recurring free scan allowance with manual tracking that works locally on your phone, without an account.

Guava is the stronger choice for connected medical records and PDF exports. Compare the two.

One score, based on 16 equally weighted feature checks. Only confirmed features earn points. Unverified does not mean unavailable; less complete documentation can mean a lower score.

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MyBloodTest stays on the left. Alternatives run from lower to higher confirmed scores, with Guava at the right. Scroll across to compare all nine, or choose one alternative on a phone.

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Documented features of nine blood test tools. MyBloodTest is first; alternatives run from lower to higher confirmed feature scores. App names link to full details and sources.
What mattersMyBloodTestSokaInsideTrackerCarrot CareFunction HealthHealthMattersSiPhox HealthHealth3Guava
Available oniPhone, Android, webWebiPhone, Android, webiPhoneiPhone, Android, webWebiPhone, Android, webiPhone, AndroidiPhone, Android, web
Report importsPDFs, photos, CSV and MyChart XML filesPDFs and imagesPDF, PNG, JPEG and manual entry for membersPhoto recognition; strongest in EnglishOutside lab uploads for membersManual entry or paid entry by its teamPDFs and photos from outside labsPDFs, photos and supported Apple clinical recordsPDFs, images and supported patient portals
History & trendsCalendar, dated results and biomarker chartsBiomarker trends and test comparisonsBiomarker trends and wearable contextCharts, milestones and retest remindersLab history and biomarker trendsGraphs, timelines and custom rangesResult comparisons, trends and wearable contextDated results, comparisons and journal contextLab history and biomarker charts
Analysis & contextCited ranges and optional AI summariesTest comparisons; custom ranges on ProAction Plan, healthspan scores and Terra AIChanges over time and a Visit BriefClinician review, Protocols and Private AI ChatExplanations, including specialized reportsExplanations, action plans and Sai AIReference sources and biomarker relationshipsSummaries; automatic insights and AI on Premium
Free useOngoing manual tracking; scan and AI allowances vary15 uploads and 30 days of storagePaid membership; past data stays viewableFree download; ongoing limits not verifiedPaid testing membership; no free tracker verifiedPaid membership requiredFree uploads, AI and dashboard; limits not specifiedRead-only results; ongoing scans need PremiumOngoing tracking; uploaded-report extraction is paid
File exportsCSV and a portable backupPDFs on Pro; CSV or JSON by requestPrint or download; formats not verifiedPDF; CSV on PremiumPDFPDF, CSV and ExcelPDFPDF for a test, history or topicPDF and CSV
SharingRevocable, PIN-protected profile-history linksPDF reports; live link controls not verifiedDoctor sharing; full controls not verifiedExported files or screenshotsPDFs to share with your doctorPrivate invite links with time limitsDoctor access and PDFs; full controls not verifiedSelected biomarkers; access expires and can be revokedSelected records with time-limited access
Family profilesSeparate parent-managed child profilesOne free; unlimited profiles on ProAdults 18+; multiple profiles not verifiedOne profileIndividual adult memberships; 18+Personal accounts; separate Pro workspace for clientsAdults 18+; multiple profiles not verifiedMultiple-profile support not verifiedChild profiles; unlimited profile managers on Premium
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App reviews

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MyBloodTestLab history, wellness context and child profilesiPhone, Android, webFree planOptional paid plans; scan limits apply

MyBloodTest review

iPhone, Android, web

Optional paid plans; scan and AI limits apply

What it does well

Review a PDF or photo before saving, browse results by date, and compare biomarker trends. Supported mobile wellness imports add context. CSV export and revocable, PIN-protected links help you take your history to a doctor. Separate child profiles keep family results apart.

Biomarker trends, cited reference ranges and optional AI summaries of saved results. Wellness context is available on supported mobile platforms.

What to know before choosing

Scan and AI allowances vary by plan. Scanning needs an account and cloud processing; originals are stored in your account. Web results use cloud storage. Wellness imports are for your own mobile profile, depend on permissions and do not sync across devices. MyBloodTest does not provide lab tests or clinician consultations.

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MyBloodTest score breakdown8.9 / 10

14 confirmed · 2 not supported · 0 unverified. Each confirmed feature earns equal credit. Unverified means the sources do not establish support, not that the feature is missing. Paid features count except in the free-use checks.

Free use10.0 / 10

  • Keep adding results without a paid plan or storage expiryYes

    Manual entry and history have an ongoing free plan.

    MyBloodTest features
  • Recurring free report extractionYes

    A recurring free scan allowance was confirmed on October 9, 2026. Account sign-in is required; the live allowance can change.

    MyBloodTest scanning and allowances

Report imports5.5 / 10

  • Add existing PDF or photo reports to the result historyYes

    Extract PDFs or photos, review the entries and save them. Account, internet and available scans are required.

    MyBloodTest scanning and allowances
  • Import connected clinical recordsNo

    CSV and clinical-record files are imports, not a live patient-portal or Apple Clinical Records connection.

    MyBloodTest file imports

Trends & context10.0 / 10

  • Compare biomarker results across datesYes

    Dated history and charts compare biomarker values.

    MyBloodTest features
  • Import wearable or wellness measurementsYes

    Supported mobile wellness imports are for the owner profile and stay on the importing device.

    MyBloodTest features

Device access10.0 / 10

File exports5.5 / 10

Sharing & family10.0 / 10

Reference context10.0 / 10

Local tracking10.0 / 10

  • Keep and use core result history locally offlineYes

    Native core results can stay on the device. Scanning, web use and online sharing use cloud services.

    MyBloodTest privacy and sharing
  • Use core tracking without creating an accountYes

    Native local tracking works without an account; scanning and web use require one.

    MyBloodTest privacy and sharing
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GuavaMedical records and patient portal connectionsiPhone, Android, webFree planAutomatic report extraction needs Premium

Guava review

iPhone, Android, web

Premium: $78/year or $8/month

What it does well

Guava combines lab history with medical records, symptoms, medications and device data. Connected patient portals can bring records in automatically. It also supports uploaded documents, editable lab entries, trend charts and PDF or CSV biomarker exports.

Trends and simple summaries on the free plan. Automatic health insights and the Guava Assistant AI are Premium features.

What to know before choosing

Uploading a document is free, but automatically extracting its lab results requires Premium. Portal connections depend on the provider and are primarily US-based. Check your health systems before choosing it for automatic imports.

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Guava score breakdown7.2 / 10

11 confirmed · 2 not supported · 3 unverified. Each confirmed feature earns equal credit. Unverified means the sources do not establish support, not that the feature is missing. Paid features count except in the free-use checks.

Free use5.5 / 10

  • Keep adding results without a paid plan or storage expiryYes

    Ongoing free tracking includes connected records and manual entries.

    Guava plans
  • Recurring free report extractionNo

    Automatic extraction from uploaded lab documents is Premium.

    Guava plans

Report imports10.0 / 10

  • Add existing PDF or photo reports to the result historyYes

    Premium extracts lab values from uploaded documents.

    Guava plans
  • Import connected clinical recordsYes

    Supported patient portals can sync medical records.

    Guava plans

Trends & context10.0 / 10

  • Compare biomarker results across datesYes

    Lab history includes biomarker charts and summaries.

    Guava product guide
  • Import wearable or wellness measurementsYes

    Supported fitness, medical-device and health-app connections are included.

    Guava plans

Device access10.0 / 10

  • Native apps for both iPhone and AndroidYes

    iPhone and Android apps are available.

    Guava plans
  • Use the tracker in a web browserYes

    The account can also be used on the web.

    Guava plans

File exports10.0 / 10

  • Self-service CSV or spreadsheet exportYes

    Biomarker exports include CSV.

    Guava product guide
  • Generate a PDF of tracked resultsYes

    Biomarker exports include PDF and chart options.

    Guava product guide

Sharing & family5.5 / 10

  • Share results with expiring, revocable accessUnverified

    Time limits and later changes to sharing permissions are documented. The reviewed guides do not explicitly confirm revoking access before expiry.

    Guava sharing time limitsGuava sharing permissions
  • Manage separate child records as a parentYes

    Child records can be managed separately; unlimited profile managers are Premium.

    Guava product guide

Reference context5.5 / 10

  • Choose or customize reference rangesUnverified

    Custom lab ranges are documented for providers. Personal self-service range editing is not confirmed.

    Guava provider customization
  • Read the sources behind biomarker informationYes

    Biomarker information cites government, research and healthcare sources.

    Guava product guide

Local tracking1.0 / 10

  • Keep and use core result history locally offlineUnverified

    The reviewed pages describe a cloud account; a complete offline tracking workflow is not confirmed.

    Guava privacy
  • Use core tracking without creating an accountNo

    Personal tracking uses a Guava account.

    Guava product guide
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Health3Mobile lab history and flexible PDF reportsiPhone, AndroidFree downloadOngoing automated scans need Premium

Health3 review

iPhone, Android

Ongoing automated scans need Premium

What it does well

Health3 imports supported PDFs and photos, lets you review entries, and tracks results with dated journal context. It exports a single test, full history or a topic as a PDF, and offers revocable access to selected biomarkers. Supported Apple Health clinical records can be imported on iOS.

Biomarker history, reference-source context and educational biomarker relationships. Some educational features offer free previews with fuller access on Premium.

What to know before choosing

The web app is currently unavailable. Check marker, unit and file support for your reports. Ongoing automated scanning requires Premium; current offers and onboarding access are shown in the mobile app.

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Health3 score breakdown5.5 / 10

8 confirmed · 3 not supported · 5 unverified. Each confirmed feature earns equal credit. Unverified means the sources do not establish support, not that the feature is missing. Paid features count except in the free-use checks.

Free use1.0 / 10

  • Keep adding results without a paid plan or storage expiryUnverified

    Free read-only access is documented. Whether continuing manual entry is free is not confirmed.

    Health3 release notes
  • Recurring free report extractionNo

    Ongoing automated scanning requires Premium.

    Health3 features

Report imports10.0 / 10

  • Add existing PDF or photo reports to the result historyYes

    Supported PDFs and photos can be extracted and reviewed.

    Health3 features
  • Import connected clinical recordsYes

    Supported Apple Health Clinical Records can be imported on iOS.

    Health3 features

Trends & context5.5 / 10

  • Compare biomarker results across datesYes

    Biomarker history and test comparisons are available.

    Health3 features
  • Import wearable or wellness measurementsUnverified

    The documented Apple connection imports clinical biomarkers only. Other wellness imports are not confirmed; a manual lifestyle journal is available.

    Health3 release notes

Device access5.5 / 10

  • Native apps for both iPhone and AndroidYes

    iPhone and Android apps are available.

    Health3 features
  • Use the tracker in a web browserNo

    The web tracker is currently unavailable.

    Health3 features

File exports5.5 / 10

Sharing & family5.5 / 10

  • Share results with expiring, revocable accessYes

    Selected-biomarker access can expire and be revoked.

    Health3 features
  • Manage separate child records as a parentUnverified

    The reviewed guides do not establish a parent-managed child-record workflow.

    Health3 features

Reference context10.0 / 10

  • Choose or customize reference rangesYes

    Users can choose among available reference ranges and inspect their sources.

    Health3 release notes
  • Read the sources behind biomarker informationYes

    Reference sources and cited biomarker context are available.

    Health3 features

Local tracking1.0 / 10

  • Keep and use core result history locally offlineUnverified

    Cloud storage is documented; complete offline tracking is not confirmed.

    Health3 features
  • Use core tracking without creating an accountNo

    Ongoing tracking uses an account; a pre-signup score preview is not a tracking account.

    Health3 release notes
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SourcesFeatures and availabilityImport and reviewPDFs and sharingFree read-only access
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SiPhox HealthFree report explanations, with optional at-home testingiPhone, Android, webFree report analysisTesting and other add-ons cost extra

SiPhox Health review

iPhone, Android, web

Optional testing starts at $124 plus shipping/handling

What it does well

SiPhox accepts existing lab reports without ordering a test kit. Its free upload service includes explanations, a personal action plan, Sai AI and a dashboard for following results alongside wearable data. It also offers doctor access, PDF export and separate at-home testing programs.

Biomarker explanations, trends, Sai AI and diet, lifestyle and supplement recommendations. These features do not establish a diagnosis.

What to know before choosing

The current free-upload page does not specify a numerical allowance. Testing, coaching and other add-ons have separate terms. Services require age 18 or older; testing also has regional and collection restrictions. Uploads use server processing. Family profiles and the full set of sharing controls were not verified.

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SiPhox Health score breakdown5.5 / 10

8 confirmed · 1 not supported · 7 unverified. Each confirmed feature earns equal credit. Unverified means the sources do not establish support, not that the feature is missing. Paid features count except in the free-use checks.

Free use10.0 / 10

  • Keep adding results without a paid plan or storage expiryYes

    The free service keeps every upload in one dashboard for tracking over time, without a stated storage expiry. Buying a test is optional.

    SiPhox free result uploads
  • Recurring free report extractionYes

    The current page advertises report analysis free for all users and describes repeated uploads. No numerical allowance is stated.

    SiPhox free result uploads

Report imports5.5 / 10

  • Add existing PDF or photo reports to the result historyYes

    Existing lab reports can be uploaded for analysis and history.

    SiPhox free result uploads
  • Import connected clinical recordsUnverified

    Wearable connections and report uploads are documented; connected outside clinical records are not confirmed.

    SiPhox free result uploads

Trends & context10.0 / 10

Device access10.0 / 10

File exports5.5 / 10

  • Self-service CSV or spreadsheet exportUnverified

    A self-service CSV or spreadsheet export of personal lab values is not confirmed.

    SiPhox FAQ
  • Generate a PDF of tracked resultsYes

    Its FAQ describes exporting a report as PDF.

    SiPhox FAQ

Sharing & family1.0 / 10

  • Share results with expiring, revocable accessUnverified

    Doctor sharing is advertised; both expiring and revocable access are not confirmed.

    SiPhox FAQ
  • Manage separate child records as a parentUnverified

    Testing is for adults; that does not establish whether parents can maintain child records in the separate upload dashboard.

    SiPhox FAQ

Reference context1.0 / 10

  • Choose or customize reference rangesUnverified

    Clinical and wellness range displays do not establish personal custom-range editing.

    SiPhox free result uploads
  • Read the sources behind biomarker informationUnverified

    Educational explanations are advertised; inspectable sources for individual biomarker information are not confirmed.

    SiPhox free result uploads

Local tracking1.0 / 10

  • Keep and use core result history locally offlineUnverified

    Server storage is documented; complete offline tracking is not confirmed.

    SiPhox data handling
  • Use core tracking without creating an accountNo

    A saved personal history uses a SiPhox account.

    SiPhox data handling
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SourcesFree uploads and dashboardTesting plansPDF export and AIiPhone appAndroid appEligibility and service termsProcessing and data handling
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HealthMattersSpecialized reports and assisted data entryWeb$79/yearIncludes five assisted reports per year

HealthMatters review

Web

Also advertises a $250 one-time plan

What it does well

HealthMatters covers bloodwork and specialized lab reports in a browser dashboard, with explanations, trend graphs, custom ranges and PDF, CSV or Excel exports. You can enter results yourself or upload reports for its team to enter.

Biomarker explanations, historical trend graphs and custom reference ranges alongside specialized laboratory reports.

What to know before choosing

Self-entry is included in a paid membership, not a separate free account. The annual plan includes five assisted reports; the one-time plan includes ten. Additional assisted entry is advertised at $15 per report. This is a human-assisted workflow, not an instant scan.

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HealthMatters score breakdown4.9 / 10

7 confirmed · 4 not supported · 5 unverified. Each confirmed feature earns equal credit. Unverified means the sources do not establish support, not that the feature is missing. Paid features count except in the free-use checks.

Free use1.0 / 10

  • Keep adding results without a paid plan or storage expiryNo

    Self-entry is included in a paid personal membership.

    HealthMatters personal plans
  • Recurring free report extractionNo

    Report entry is human-assisted with paid-plan allowances, not recurring free extraction.

    HealthMatters personal plans

Report imports5.5 / 10

  • Add existing PDF or photo reports to the result historyYes

    Its team can enter uploaded reports into the history.

    HealthMatters FAQ
  • Import connected clinical recordsUnverified

    A connected patient-portal or Apple clinical-record import is not confirmed.

    HealthMatters FAQ

Trends & context5.5 / 10

  • Compare biomarker results across datesYes

    Graphs, timelines and result tables are available.

    HealthMatters product
  • Import wearable or wellness measurementsUnverified

    Wearable measurement imports are not confirmed in the reviewed product pages.

    HealthMatters product

Device access5.5 / 10

File exports10.0 / 10

Sharing & family5.5 / 10

  • Share results with expiring, revocable accessYes

    Doctor access can be time-limited and revoked.

    HealthMatters product
  • Manage separate child records as a parentUnverified

    Personal accounts and a separate Pro client workspace are described; a parent-managed child workflow is not confirmed.

    HealthMatters FAQ

Reference context5.5 / 10

  • Choose or customize reference rangesYes

    Custom reference ranges are included.

    HealthMatters product
  • Read the sources behind biomarker informationUnverified

    The product describes explanations; in-product source citations are not established by the reviewed page.

    HealthMatters product

Local tracking1.0 / 10

  • Keep and use core result history locally offlineUnverified

    The service stores results online; a complete offline workspace is not confirmed.

    HealthMatters FAQ
  • Use core tracking without creating an accountNo

    Using the personal tracker requires an account.

    HealthMatters personal plans
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Function HealthScheduled US testing and clinician-reviewed resultsiPhone, Android, webPaid annual membershipTesting included; check current price

Function Health review

iPhone, Android, web

Check current price; the October 8 promotion has ended

What it does well

Function combines annual and mid-year lab testing with a results dashboard, clinician review and personalized guidance. Members can upload results from their own doctor, follow changes over time, connect supported wearables and download results as PDFs.

Clinician-reviewed results, biomarker explanations, personalized Protocols and Private AI Chat are part of the membership.

What to know before choosing

Membership includes testing, so its price is not a software-only fee. The service is for adults 18 or older and currently excludes pregnancy. Testing availability and charges depend on location; extra tests and imaging cost more. Shared family-profile controls were not verified.

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Function Health score breakdown4.4 / 10

6 confirmed · 3 not supported · 7 unverified. Each confirmed feature earns equal credit. Unverified means the sources do not establish support, not that the feature is missing. Paid features count except in the free-use checks.

Free use1.0 / 10

  • Keep adding results without a paid plan or storage expiryNo

    Ongoing personal tracking is part of its paid testing membership.

    Function Health membership
  • Recurring free report extractionNo

    Past-result uploads are a membership feature.

    Function Health FAQ

Report imports5.5 / 10

  • Add existing PDF or photo reports to the result historyYes

    Members can add past reports from outside providers.

    Function Health FAQ
  • Import connected clinical recordsUnverified

    Its own ordered lab results are delivered to members; a connection importing outside patient-portal history is not confirmed.

    Function Health FAQ

Trends & context10.0 / 10

Device access10.0 / 10

File exports5.5 / 10

  • Self-service CSV or spreadsheet exportUnverified

    Self-service CSV or spreadsheet export is not confirmed.

    Function Health FAQ
  • Generate a PDF of tracked resultsYes

    Results can be downloaded as PDF.

    Function Health FAQ

Sharing & family1.0 / 10

  • Share results with expiring, revocable accessUnverified

    PDF sharing is documented; expiring, revocable history access is not confirmed.

    Function Health FAQ
  • Manage separate child records as a parentUnverified

    Membership eligibility starts at 18; a parent-managed child-record workflow for outside uploads is not confirmed.

    Function Health FAQ

Reference context1.0 / 10

  • Choose or customize reference rangesUnverified

    Clinician review and recommendations do not establish a personal custom-range editor.

    Function Health FAQ
  • Read the sources behind biomarker informationUnverified

    Clinician review is included; inspectable biomarker source references are not confirmed by the reviewed documentation.

    Function Health FAQ

Local tracking1.0 / 10

  • Keep and use core result history locally offlineUnverified

    Member data uses the account service; a complete offline workspace is not confirmed.

    Function Health data handling
  • Use core tracking without creating an accountNo

    The tracker requires a member account.

    Function Health membership
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Carrot CareiPhone tracking and appointment preparationiPhoneFree downloadPaid options; check the in-app offer

Carrot Care review

iPhone

Paid options; check the in-app offer

What it does well

Carrot Care pairs bloodwork history with retest reminders and milestones on charts. Its Visit Brief PDF summarizes changes and questions for an appointment. Photo recognition helps bring results in, and PDF export lets you take a copy away.

Historical charts, milestones and changes between results, with a Visit Brief for appointment preparation.

What to know before choosing

Its FAQ lists no Android or web app and no multiple profiles. CSV export requires Premium, and recognition works best with English reports. Local result storage does not mean on-device scanning: its privacy policy describes server processing for recognition.

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Carrot Care score breakdown3.8 / 10

5 confirmed · 3 not supported · 8 unverified. Each confirmed feature earns equal credit. Unverified means the sources do not establish support, not that the feature is missing. Paid features count except in the free-use checks.

Free use1.0 / 10

  • Keep adding results without a paid plan or storage expiryUnverified

    Free download is verified, but continuing free entry limits are not established.

    Carrot Care iPhone listing
  • Recurring free report extractionUnverified

    OCR can be tried free; a recurring free allowance is not established.

    Carrot Care FAQ

Report imports5.5 / 10

  • Add existing PDF or photo reports to the result historyYes

    Photo and PDF capture are advertised.

    Carrot Care report capture
  • Import connected clinical recordsUnverified

    The FAQ describes limited HealthKit integration without confirming connected clinical records.

    Carrot Care FAQ

Trends & context5.5 / 10

  • Compare biomarker results across datesYes

    Charts include dated history and milestones.

    Carrot Care iPhone listing
  • Import wearable or wellness measurementsUnverified

    Limited HealthKit integration is mentioned; imported wellness measurements are not specified.

    Carrot Care FAQ

Device access1.0 / 10

  • Native apps for both iPhone and AndroidNo

    An iPhone app is available; the FAQ says there is no Android app.

    Carrot Care FAQ
  • Use the tracker in a web browserNo

    The FAQ says there is no web app.

    Carrot Care FAQ

File exports10.0 / 10

Sharing & family1.0 / 10

  • Share results with expiring, revocable accessUnverified

    The FAQ describes file and screenshot sharing; expiring, revocable links are not confirmed.

    Carrot Care FAQ
  • Manage separate child records as a parentNo

    The FAQ explicitly says multiple profiles are not supported.

    Carrot Care FAQ

Reference context1.0 / 10

  • Choose or customize reference rangesUnverified

    Personal custom range controls are not confirmed in the reviewed documentation.

    Carrot Care iPhone listing
  • Read the sources behind biomarker informationUnverified

    Biomarker explanations are described; inspectable source citations are not confirmed.

    Carrot Care iPhone listing

Local tracking5.5 / 10

  • Keep and use core result history locally offlineYes

    Results are stored locally, with optional iCloud backup. OCR still uses server processing.

    Carrot Care FAQCarrot Care scan processing
  • Use core tracking without creating an accountUnverified

    The FAQ describes local use and no logout option but does not explicitly establish account-free tracking.

    Carrot Care FAQ
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InsideTrackerA nutrition and lifestyle program built around your resultsiPhone, Android, web$489 membership + testTesting bundle; location restrictions apply

InsideTracker review

iPhone, Android, web

$149/year membership-only offer is labelled international-only

What it does well

InsideTracker combines blood-result trends and wearable data with an Action Plan, nutrition and lifestyle recommendations, and Terra AI. Members can upload PDF, PNG or JPEG reports, review extracted values, or enter supported results manually. Existing data remains viewable and downloadable after membership ends.

Biomarker analysis, healthspan category scores, personalized recommendations and Terra AI provide context around supported results.

What to know before choosing

Services are for adults 18 or older. Membership supports up to 30 result sets a year and only displays supported biomarkers. The store labels the membership-only offer international-only; testing bundles and collection fees depend on location. Automated uploads and optional team review have different turnaround times.

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InsideTracker score breakdown3.8 / 10

5 confirmed · 4 not supported · 7 unverified. Each confirmed feature earns equal credit. Unverified means the sources do not establish support, not that the feature is missing. Paid features count except in the free-use checks.

Free use1.0 / 10

  • Keep adding results without a paid plan or storage expiryNo

    Adding new result sets requires membership; retained viewing after cancellation is not free ongoing entry.

    InsideTracker membership
  • Recurring free report extractionNo

    Outside-report analysis is a paid membership feature.

    InsideTracker membership

Report imports5.5 / 10

  • Add existing PDF or photo reports to the result historyYes

    Membership accepts outside files and manual results; processing time and supported markers apply.

    InsideTracker membership
  • Import connected clinical recordsUnverified

    Outside file uploads are documented; importing external portal history through a connection is not confirmed.

    InsideTracker membership

Trends & context10.0 / 10

Device access10.0 / 10

File exports1.0 / 10

  • Self-service CSV or spreadsheet exportUnverified

    Downloadable data is documented; a self-service structured lab spreadsheet is not confirmed.

    InsideTracker membership features
  • Generate a PDF of tracked resultsUnverified

    Data downloads are documented; a generated history PDF meeting this check is not confirmed.

    InsideTracker membership features

Sharing & family1.0 / 10

  • Share results with expiring, revocable accessUnverified

    Sharing controls are described, but both expiry and revocation for a shared history are not confirmed.

    InsideTracker membership features
  • Manage separate child records as a parentNo

    InsideTracker services, including uploads, require age 18 or older.

    InsideTracker upload eligibility

Reference context1.0 / 10

  • Choose or customize reference rangesUnverified

    Personalized ranges are not the same as a user-editable range setting; self-service editing is not confirmed.

    InsideTracker membership features
  • Read the sources behind biomarker informationUnverified

    The program describes research-based recommendations; inspectable biomarker citations are not confirmed in the reviewed guide.

    InsideTracker membership features

Local tracking1.0 / 10

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SokaA browser workspace for many patient profilesWeb30-day free storagePro needed to keep your history

Soka review

Web

Pro: $99/year or $149 once

What it does well

Soka organizes uploaded PDFs and images into biomarker trends and test comparisons. Pro includes unlimited uploads and profiles, custom reference ranges, and practitioner PDF reports. That makes it worth considering for a browser-based patient or family workspace.

Biomarker trends and test comparisons, with custom reference ranges and practitioner PDF reports on Pro.

What to know before choosing

Free access includes 15 uploads, one profile and 30 days of storage from signup. Keeping the history requires Pro; the terms describe deletion after grace and archive periods. The one-time plan covers the lifetime of the service. Uploads use cloud extraction and storage.

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Soka score breakdown3.8 / 10

5 confirmed · 3 not supported · 8 unverified. Each confirmed feature earns equal credit. Unverified means the sources do not establish support, not that the feature is missing. Paid features count except in the free-use checks.

Free use1.0 / 10

  • Keep adding results without a paid plan or storage expiryNo

    Free storage ends 30 days after signup; keeping the history requires Pro.

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  • Recurring free report extractionNo

    The free offer is 15 uploads with 30-day storage, not a recurring free plan.

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Report imports5.5 / 10

  • Add existing PDF or photo reports to the result historyYes

    Upload PDFs and images for extraction.

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  • Import connected clinical recordsUnverified

    The reviewed product describes file uploads; connected clinical records are not confirmed.

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Trends & context5.5 / 10

  • Compare biomarker results across datesYes

    Biomarker trends and test comparisons are included.

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  • Import wearable or wellness measurementsUnverified

    Wearable or wellness-measurement imports are not confirmed.

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Device access5.5 / 10

  • Native apps for both iPhone and AndroidUnverified

    The documented product is a browser workspace; native apps on both platforms are not confirmed.

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  • Use the tracker in a web browserYes

    The tracker runs in a browser.

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File exports5.5 / 10

  • Self-service CSV or spreadsheet exportUnverified

    CSV or JSON can be requested under the privacy policy; a self-service spreadsheet export is not confirmed.

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  • Generate a PDF of tracked resultsYes

    Pro includes practitioner PDF reports.

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Sharing & family1.0 / 10

  • Share results with expiring, revocable accessUnverified

    PDF reports are documented; expiring, revocable access links are not confirmed.

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  • Manage separate child records as a parentUnverified

    Multiple profiles are documented, but the reviewed plan does not explicitly establish parent-managed child records.

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Reference context5.5 / 10

  • Choose or customize reference rangesYes

    Pro supports custom reference ranges.

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  • Read the sources behind biomarker informationUnverified

    Sources for in-product biomarker information are not established by the reviewed plan.

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Local tracking1.0 / 10

  • Keep and use core result history locally offlineUnverified

    Cloud extraction and storage are documented; complete offline tracking is not confirmed.

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  • Use core tracking without creating an accountNo

    The personal workspace uses an account.

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How we score

Eight categories. Sixteen checks. The same weight for every feature.

Confirmed features
Earn points. Unknowns earn no points but stay labeled “unverified”, rather than “unavailable”. More complete documentation can improve a score.
The calculation
1 + 9 × confirmed checks ÷ 16. Category scores use two checks. We show one decimal place; equal scores share a rank.
What this measures
Documented support for personal lab tracking, using criteria selected by MyBloodTest. It does not measure usability, accuracy, security or the value of bundled testing and clinician review.
Read the 16 feature checks
Free use
A continuing free route for adding to a personal lab history, including manual entry. A trial or read-only access does not qualify.
A continuing free allowance for extracting lab values from reports. One-off onboarding scans do not qualify; this does not measure the size of the allowance.
Report imports
Automatic extraction or an assisted-entry service qualifies. Merely storing an attachment does not.
Import clinical lab records through a supported patient portal or Apple Health Clinical Records connection. File uploads alone do not qualify.
Trends & context
Dated lab history with charts or result comparisons.
Supported connections that bring measurements such as activity or sleep into the product. Manual journal notes alone do not qualify.
Device access
Released native apps on both platforms. A mobile-friendly website alone does not qualify.
A browser workspace for your saved lab history, not just a marketing site.
File exports
Download structured lab values through the product. A data request to support is not a self-service export.
A generated result or history report. Downloading the original uploaded document or printing the browser does not qualify.
Sharing & family
Both an expiry option and a way to revoke access. A downloaded file cannot be revoked.
An explicitly supported parent-managed child workflow. An adult-only account policy does not by itself establish whether child profiles are supported.
Reference context
Personal users can enter ranges or choose among available reference sources. A separate clinician-only customization tool is not enough.
Cited references for biomarker explanations or reference ranges. This does not establish clinical accuracy.
Local tracking
A documented local tracking workflow. Cloud scanning, optional sync and online sharing can still use servers.
Add and view personal lab history without an account. A demo or onboarding preview does not qualify.

Published by MyBloodTest, which is included in this comparison. Official sources checked October 9, 2026. Open an app’s score for individual sources. This shortlist is not exhaustive.

Choosing an app

A few practical questions before you move your results.

What is the best app to track blood test results?

For everyday personal tracking, this guide recommends MyBloodTest: free manual tracking, reviewed report imports, dated history, trend charts and sharing on iPhone, Android and the web. Scan and AI allowances vary by plan. Guava is a strong alternative for connected medical records, while Health3 suits flexible mobile PDF reporting. The recommendation is made by MyBloodTest, the publisher, using the criteria explained above.

Is there a free blood test tracker?

Yes. MyBloodTest includes free manual entry and result tracking with no time limit, plus optional paid plans. Scan and AI allowances vary by plan. Guava also offers free tracking and connected records, while automatic extraction from uploaded lab reports is a Premium feature. Free download, free document storage and free automatic extraction are different things.

Can I move results from another app or laboratory?

Often, but the format matters. A PDF upload, a structured CSV import and a live patient portal connection are different routes. Check which your chosen app supports. Keep the originals, try one report first and review the patient, collection date, biomarker, value, unit and reference range before saving. A file import does not create a continuous connection to the old account.

Can a blood test app replace a doctor?

No. Organizing results, displaying reference ranges and generating AI explanations do not establish a diagnosis. Clinician review is a separate service and should be explicitly included if offered. Use your saved history to prepare questions for a qualified clinician, who can interpret results in your medical context.

What does “analyze” mean in a blood test app?

It can mean plotting changes, explaining biomarkers or generating AI summaries. These are different from clinician review, which some testing memberships include as a separate service. Check what information an explanation uses and whether it requires a paid plan. A chart or AI summary does not establish a diagnosis.

How should I try an app before moving my history?
  1. Try one report you know well. Check the person, date, values, units and lab ranges.
  2. Make a correction to see how easily you can fix a mistake.
  3. Add an older result and check that the history and units line up.
  4. Try the export or sharing option you would use at an appointment.
Could my patient portal be enough?

Yes, especially if you only need occasional access to results from one provider. On iPhone, Apple Health Records can download records from participating providers. Availability depends on the provider and region.

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