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Read my lab report
Upload a blood test, a scan report, or a photo of a printed result, and get a plain-English explanation of what each value means — for you, not in general.
How it works
- 1Drop the fileA PDF from your lab's portal, or a photo of the printed sheet. Nothing to install, nothing to type out by hand.
- 2Answer what you want toYour age and sex, whether you fasted, anything you take. Every question is optional — and every answer makes the reading more accurate, because half of these values mean different things depending on who you are.
- 3Read the explanationWhat each value means, which ones deserve a question, and what to ask. Email yourself a copy to take to the appointment.
What you get
- Every value read off your report, in plain language
- Which results sit outside the usual range, and by how much
- The questions worth asking at your next appointment, on one printable page
- What a single report cannot tell you, said plainly
One report is a moment. What it cannot show you is the direction you are travelling in — that takes a second one, and that is what MyLifeGuardian is for.
What happens to your file
Your report is deleted as soon as it has been read. We keep the explanation for fifteen days so you can come back for it, and then that goes too.
You do not need an account, and you do not need to give us an email address to see your results. If you would like a copy sent to you, you can — and whether you would like to hear from us about MyLifeGuardian is a separate box you do not have to tick.
The full detail — which AI providers read your report, and what the name printed on it means — is in section 4 of our Privacy Policy. It is worth a minute before you upload.
Or start with one value
If you already know which number you are wondering about, read about that one first — what it measures, what moves it, and what a doctor usually does next.
Common questions
Is it really free?
Yes, and there is no account to create. We are building MyLifeGuardian, and this is the part of it we can give away.
Can it read a photo of a printed sheet?
Yes. A clear photo of each page works, and so does a scan or the PDF your lab's portal gives you. If a page is too blurry to read it will say so rather than guess.
Is this medical advice?
No. It explains what your results say and what is usually worth asking about. Decisions about your health belong with you and your doctor, and it will tell you when something needs one.