Both services organize existing lab results and show changes over time. MyBloodTest fits personal and family tracking on iOS, Android and web, with child profiles, supported mobile wellness data and PIN-protected sharing. Soka Pro emphasizes a browser workspace with unlimited uploads and patient profiles.
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At a glance
MyBloodTest leads in 2 of 6 categories
SokaBest for many patient or family profiles and frequent uploads0 of 6 categories
MyBloodTestBest for personal tracking with child profiles on phone and web2 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 ↓
LAB RESULTS AND PATIENT WORKSPACE
Soka
$99/year or $149 once
A browser workspace for individuals and practitioners. Pro includes unlimited uploads and patient profiles, custom reference ranges and PDF exports.
Advertised Pro prices. Free access includes up to 15 test uploads, one profile and 30 days of storage from signup. Continued storage needs Pro. Lifetime means the lifetime of the service.
Track personal and family lab history on iOS, Android and web, with separate child profiles. Share a profile's lab history and optional original reports through a revocable link protected by a generated PIN.
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.
Soka and MyBloodTest, compared by feature. Each category marks the product with the advantage, or even. Full details and official sources follow the table.
Feature
SokaLeads 0 of 6
MyBloodTestLeads 2 of 6
Report capture
Advantage: PDF/image uploads and extraction in a browser.
Advantage: PDF/photo review on iOS, Android and web.
Trends and context
Advantage: Trend charts and test comparisons; custom ranges on Pro.
Advantage: Compare lab trends; free custom ranges; mobile wellness.
Plans and storage
Even: Pro: unlimited uploads. Free: 15 uploads, 30 days from signup.
Even: Free plan with no time limit; scan limits vary.
Even: Up to five free child profiles; paid Family for adults.
Sharing
Even: Pro: PDF reports and formatted AI-tool exports.
Even: PIN links for a profile's lab history; CSV export.
Cloud processing
Even: Cloud storage; Gemini extraction in the US.
Even: Cloud scans and web storage; native results can be local.
Reasons and sources
Report capture
Advantage: MyBloodTest. Both extract results from uploaded PDFs or images; Soka describes a browser workflow, while MyBloodTest also scans in iOS and Android apps.
Soka
Upload lab PDFs or images in a browser and extract biomarker data. Its product is aimed at individuals, nutritionists and other health practitioners. Its terms also tell users to verify extracted data against the originals.
Advantage: MyBloodTest. Both chart lab trends with custom ranges; Soka needs Pro for them, while MyBloodTest includes them free and adds mobile wellness imports.
Soka
View biomarker trends and compare results in its browser workspace. Pro adds custom reference ranges for your patient workflow.
Compare lab trends together and add your own reference ranges in a custom reference database on the free plan. 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. Soka’s free storage ends after 30 days and Pro adds unlimited uploads; MyBloodTest’s free plan has no time limit and includes manual entry.
Soka
Pro is $99 annually or $149 for the service lifetime, with unlimited uploads. Free storage lasts 30 days from signup. After free storage or a cancelled subscription expires, its terms describe two days of grace and seven days of archive before deletion.
A free plan is available with no time limit, including manual entry, plus optional Premium and Family subscriptions. Scan and AI allowances depend on the plan; current prices and limits appear in the app.
Even. Soka Pro includes unlimited patient or family profiles, and free access has one; MyBloodTest includes up to five free child profiles.
Soka
Pro includes unlimited profiles; free access includes one. Its terms allow managing patients or family members with permission and require adult account users. The terms and privacy policy do not clarify parent-managed child records; confirm that workflow with Soka.
Up to five child sub-profiles sit under a parent account on the free plan. A paid Family plan covers separate adult accounts. This is a personal and family tracking workflow.
Even. Soka Pro offers practitioner PDFs and AI-format reports; MyBloodTest offers CSV export and revocable PIN links.
Soka
Pro includes practitioner PDFs and a formatted report to copy into an AI tool. Its policy also offers a requested export of CSV/JSON test data and original documents.
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.
Even. Both extract and store uploaded reports in the cloud; Soka also keeps results there, while MyBloodTest native results can stay local.
Soka
PDF previews render in your browser; uploaded documents and extracted results are stored in the cloud. Its privacy policy says document content is sent to Google Gemini in the US for extraction.
Native results can remain local with cloud sync off. Scanning requires cloud processing and original-file storage. Web results and share snapshots use cloud storage.
You manage patient or family-member profiles and want unlimited Pro uploads, custom reference ranges and practitioner PDF reports in a browser, with annual or one-time pricing. Account holders must be adults; confirm support before using it for child records.
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Consider MyBloodTest
You want personal lab history across phone and browser, lab trends you can compare together, supported wellness context in your own mobile profile and sharing through a PIN-protected link. Separate child profiles make MyBloodTest a practical fit for parents.
Match the account to the people you track.
For personal tracking, MyBloodTest brings report review, trend comparisons and PIN-protected history sharing to iOS, Android and web. A parent can keep a child's results in a separate profile; the paid Family plan covers separate adult accounts.
Soka Pro is useful for a practitioner's patient workspace and frequent uploads: it advertises unlimited profiles and uploads, custom ranges and PDF reports. Its free plan is a 30-day storage option, so budget for Pro if you want to keep that history in Soka.
There is no automatic Soka-to-MyBloodTest account transfer. Soka's policy offers original documents and CSV/JSON data by export request. Try a readable original or exported PDF in MyBloodTest and review the extraction; a CSV export may need reformatting for the MyBloodTest importer.
Its free plan includes up to 15 uploads, one profile and 30 days of storage from signup. Keeping the history after that requires Pro. The policy describes two days of grace and seven days of archive before deletion when free storage ends.
Does Soka offer a one-time purchase?
Yes. Its pricing page advertises Pro Lifetime for $149 once, alongside Pro Annual at $99 per year. Lifetime is defined as the lifetime of the service. Check the current terms and checkout offer.
Do I need to stop using Soka to try MyBloodTest?
No. Try one report in MyBloodTest while keeping your Soka account and original files. Compare the extracted dates, values and units, sharing options and plan limits before deciding where to maintain your history.
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.