Both apps turn existing lab reports into a history you can review and share. MyBloodTest fits personal and family tracking across iOS, Android and web, with child profiles and supported mobile wellness data. Health3 pairs mobile tracking with a lifestyle journal, sourced reference ranges and PDF exports.
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At a glance
MyBloodTest leads in 2 of 7 categories
Health3Best for lifestyle journaling plus PDF and image exports0 of 7 categories
MyBloodTestBest for phone and web tracking with separate child profiles2 of 7 categories
EvenComparable, or depends on your needs5 of 7 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
Health3
$99.99/year (US iOS)
An iOS and Android tracker with report imports, biomarker history, reference sources, a lifestyle journal and sharing options.
Free download; ongoing automated scanning requires Premium. The US App Store also lists $9.99 weekly, $14.99 monthly and $149 lifetime. Offers and onboarding scan access vary by country, platform and account.
Review reports and compare lab trends on iOS, Android and web. Keep a child's records separate, and connect supported wellness data to your own profile on mobile.
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.
Health3 and MyBloodTest, compared by feature. Each category marks the product with the advantage, or even. Full details and official sources follow the table.
Feature
Health3Leads 0 of 7
MyBloodTestLeads 2 of 7
Platforms
Advantage: iOS and Android. Web temporarily unavailable.
Even: PIN links for a profile's lab history; CSV export.
Family use
Advantage: Adult user policy; confirm child-record support.
Advantage: Child profiles; paid Family for separate adults.
Other imports
Even: Supported Apple Health clinical records on iOS.
Even: CSV and supported clinical-record files.
Storage
Even: Cloud account and report processing.
Even: Local native results; cloud scans and web storage.
Reasons and sources
Platforms
Advantage: MyBloodTest. Both have iOS and Android apps; Health3’s current guide says its web app is temporarily unavailable, while MyBloodTest runs on the web.
Health3
Available on iOS and Android. Its current feature guide says the web app is temporarily unavailable.
Even. Both extract PDF and photo reports for review; ongoing Health3 scanning needs Premium, and MyBloodTest scan allowances vary by plan.
Health3
Import supported PDFs or photos, then correct or exclude extracted entries before saving. Manual entry is available. Ongoing automated scanning requires Premium.
Even. Both compare lab history over time; Health3 adds a Lifestyle Journal, and MyBloodTest adds supported wellness imports on mobile.
Health3
View biomarker history and tests by date. A Lifestyle Journal keeps dated notes alongside results; reference sources and test comparison tools add context.
Compare lab trends together. Parent profiles on supported mobile platforms can import wellness data from Apple Health, Health Connect, Fitbit and Withings, depending on permissions. Wellness data does not sync across devices; nearby changes do not establish a cause.
Even. Both offer expiring, revocable sharing; Health3 adds PDF, image and per-biomarker sharing, and MyBloodTest adds CSV and original reports.
Health3
Export a test, full history or topic as PDF, or a Test Report as an image. Selected-biomarker access can expire and be revoked. Exported PDFs and images open without a Health3 account.
Share a profile's lab history through a time-limited, revocable link with a generated PIN. Choose whether to include original reports. Lab results can also be exported as CSV.
Advantage: MyBloodTest. MyBloodTest supports parent-managed child profiles; Health3’s cited sources do not describe how parents would manage a child’s records.
Health3
Its policy sets an adult user scope and describes deleting data collected from children. This does not establish whether parents can manage a child's records; confirm that workflow with Health3.
Even. Health3 connects to supported Apple Health clinical records on iOS; MyBloodTest imports its CSV format and supported clinical-record files.
Health3
On iOS, import supported clinical lab records already available in Apple Health, with permission. This is separate from general activity or sleep synchronization.
Supported file imports include MyBloodTest CSV and selected clinical-record formats. Platform requirements and format limits are listed in the import guide.
Even. Health3 uses a cloud account and server processing; MyBloodTest native results can stay local, while scans and web results use the cloud.
Health3
Uses an account with cloud storage and server processing for report imports. Its privacy policy identifies the providers and explains retention and account deletion.
Native results can remain local with cloud sync off. Scanning uses cloud processing and stores the original under your account; web results and share snapshots use cloud storage.
You prefer a mobile workflow with a lifestyle journal, sourced reference context and PDF or image reports. Its Apple Health Clinical Records import may be useful if your provider supplies compatible records.
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Consider MyBloodTest
You want phone and browser access, lab trends you can compare together, supported wellness context in your own mobile profile and separate child profiles. These are practical reasons to choose MyBloodTest for your own or your family's history.
Choose the workflow you will use between tests.
For a history you can check on your phone or in a browser, MyBloodTest offers both. Its child profiles also let a parent keep records separate. Health3's current guide says web access is temporarily unavailable; its adult user policy does not establish support for parent-managed child records.
Health3 is a useful fit when a lifestyle journal, supported Apple Health clinical imports or PDF and image exports matter most. It can also share selected biomarkers. MyBloodTest shares a profile's lab history through a link protected by a generated PIN, can include original reports and offers CSV export.
Trying MyBloodTest does not require closing a Health3 account. Scan a readable report you already have and check dates, names, values and units before saving. There is no automatic transfer between the two accounts.
Health3's current feature guide says its web app is temporarily unavailable and directs users to iOS or Android. MyBloodTest supports iOS, Android and web access. Check the linked product pages for changes.
Can I scan reports for free in either app?
Health3 says ongoing automated scanning requires Premium and shows onboarding offers in the app. MyBloodTest has a free plan with plan-dependent scan allowances and optional Premium. Check each account's current allowance and offer before uploading a large history.
Can both apps share results with a clinician?
Yes. Health3 offers PDF and image exports, plus selected-biomarker access that can expire and be revoked. MyBloodTest shares a profile's lab history through a time-limited, revocable PIN-protected link, with optional original reports. CSV export is also available.
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.