MyBloodTest

FIND YOUR FIT

Carrot Care
vs. MyBloodTest

MyBloodTest is the stronger fit if you need Android or web access, or separate records for your children. Both apps organize existing bloodwork and estimate phenotypic age. Carrot Care offers an iPhone workflow with retest reminders, chart milestones and a clinician Visit Brief PDF.

Checked September 25, 2026View official sources ↓

Published by MyBloodTest, one of the products compared. Prices and features can change.

At a glance

MyBloodTest leads in 2 of 6 categories

  • Carrot CareBest for iPhone tracking with reminders and a Visit Brief0 of 6 categories
  • MyBloodTestBest for cross-platform tracking with separate child profiles2 of 6 categories
  • EvenComparable, or depends on your needs4 of 6 categories

How categories are scored: Each category goes to the product whose documented features cover more of that need. Where both cover it comparably, or the better choice depends on your priorities, it is marked even. See each category ↓

BLOOD TEST RESULT TRACKER

MyBloodTest

Free plan available

Track and compare blood test trends on iOS, Android or the web. Keep child records separate and share a profile's lab history through a revocable PIN-protected link.

Free manual entry and result tracking. Optional Premium and Family plans; scan and AI allowances vary by plan. Current prices and allowances appear in the app.

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THE PRACTICAL DIFFERENCES

Compare the workflows

Carrot Care and MyBloodTest, compared by feature. Each category marks the product with the advantage, or even. Full details and official sources follow the table.
FeatureCarrot CareMyBloodTest
PlatformsiPhone; no Android or web app.Advantage: iOS, Android and web.
Report captureEven: Photo/PDF capture and trends.Even: PDF/photo review or manual entry.
HistoryEven: Trends, milestones and retest reminders.Even: Dated history, time since last test and trend comparison.
Sharing and exportsEven: PDF reports; CSV with Premium.Even: Profile history via PIN link; CSV export.
ProfilesMultiple profiles not supported.Advantage: Child profiles; paid Family for separate adults.
StorageEven: Local results; cloud OCR; no native device sync.Even: Local native results; cloud scans and web storage.
Reasons and sources

Platforms

Advantage: MyBloodTest. Carrot Care’s FAQ says Android and web apps are not currently available; MyBloodTest runs on iOS, Android and the web.

Carrot Care

iPhone and Apple Vision compatibility. Its FAQ says Android and web apps are not available.

MyBloodTest

iOS, Android and web. Some imports and wellness integrations are platform-specific.

Report capture

Even. Both scan PDF and photo reports for review; Carrot Care’s OCR works best with English, and MyBloodTest scan allowances vary by plan.

Carrot Care

Photo/PDF capture, dated history and trends. Its FAQ says OCR works best with English and can be tried free; check extracted values.

MyBloodTest

Scan PDFs or photos, check extracted values and save dated results, or enter results manually. Scan allowances depend on your plan.

History

Even. Carrot Care adds milestones and retest reminders; MyBloodTest shows time since your last test and compares trends together.

Carrot Care

Trend charts can include dated health or lifestyle milestones. Retest reminders and a latest-test changes view support ongoing tracking.

MyBloodTest

Follow saved results over time, see how long it has been since your last test on the home screen and compare biomarker trends together. Both apps also offer phenotypic-age estimates.

Sharing and exports

Even. Carrot Care offers PDF and CSV exports, including a clinician Visit Brief; MyBloodTest offers CSV export and revocable PIN links.

Carrot Care

PDF export, Premium CSV export and a clinician Visit Brief PDF with flagged results, changes and discussion prompts.

MyBloodTest

Share a profile's lab history through a time-limited, revocable PIN-protected link, with optional original reports. Lab results can also be exported as CSV.

Profiles

Advantage: MyBloodTest. Carrot Care’s FAQ says multiple profiles are not currently supported; MyBloodTest supports parent-managed child profiles.

Carrot Care

Its FAQ says multiple profiles are not supported.

MyBloodTest

Separate child profiles under a parent account; a paid Family plan covers separate adult accounts.

Storage

Even. Both can keep results on device and scan in the cloud; Carrot Care then deletes OCR data, and MyBloodTest stores scan originals.

Carrot Care

Its FAQ describes local results, optional iCloud backup and no native cross-device sync. Its policy says OCR uses Google servers and deletes data after recognition; email-assisted entry uses external services.

MyBloodTest

Native results can stay local with optional cloud sync. Scanning uses cloud processing and stores original files; web results use cloud storage.

Which fits your needs?

01

Consider Carrot Care

You use an iPhone and value milestones on your charts, retest reminders or a ready-made clinician Visit Brief PDF. Its local result storage and optional iCloud backup may also suit your workflow.

02

Consider MyBloodTest

You need a tracker that works on Android and the web as well as iOS, or want separate child records under your account. Share a profile's lab history through a time-limited, revocable PIN-protected link, with optional original reports.

Choose around your devices and whose results you track.

For an iPhone user tracking only their own results, Carrot already covers scanning, history and appointment exports. MyBloodTest adds a practical reason to switch when Android or browser access, or keeping child records separate, matters to you.

If you move results, keep a copy of the original files. MyBloodTest can scan a readable exported report, but this is a reviewed import rather than an automatic account-to-account transfer. Compare dates, units and values before saving.

MyBloodTest import formats and limits →

Questions to help you choose

Is MyBloodTest a free alternative to Carrot Care?

MyBloodTest has a free plan and optional Premium. It is an alternative for organizing existing results, but scanning and AI allowances depend on your plan. Check current limits in the app.

Do I need to stop using Carrot Care to try MyBloodTest?

No. Start with a copy of one report and compare the workflow. Keep your original files and existing history until you are satisfied with the imported dates, values and units.

YOUR NEXT STEP

Start with one report

Try MyBloodTest with results you already have. Enter them manually or scan a report within your plan's allowance, check the dates, values and units, and build your history from there.

MyBloodTest scanning uses cloud processing and stores original reports under your account. Web results use cloud storage. Read the privacy policy. MyBloodTest is a wellness tracker and does not replace medical care.

Sources and review notes

Official product information checked on September 25, 2026. Prices reflect the offers shown on the linked pages; confirm currency, taxes, eligibility and renewal terms at checkout. This compares documented features, not clinical outcomes or an independent product test.

  1. Carrot Care FAQ: exports, profiles, language support and platforms ↗
  2. Carrot Care US App Store listing: features and in-app purchases ↗
  3. Carrot Care privacy policy: storage and OCR processing ↗
  4. Carrot Care product page: photo and PDF uploads ↗

MyBloodTest: product overview, scanning, imports, privacy and current plans in the app.