AI Blood Test Analyzer &
Lab Results Interpreter
Upload any blood test PDF, photo, or scan. BloodSight interprets every biomarker in plain English, identifies hidden patterns across markers, and tracks trends over time.
- PDF, JPG & Scans
- Works with Quest, Labcorp, MyChart & 50+ Labs
- 100% Private
Your Vitamin D value has been decreasing over the past 10 months — from 38 down to 18.5 ng/mL. The current value is below the standard reference range (20–50). You may want to note this for your next check-in.
Why Traditional Blood Test Reports Are Hard to Understand
You get the results. Then the confusion starts.
No plain-language context
Pages of numbers with no explanation — what's good, what's not, and what actually matters for you.
Lost records across different clinics
Every new test is a blank slate. No easy way to see what changed since last time.
Isolated values, no cross-marker view
You want to show family or forward to someone, but the report is a cluttered mess.
How to Analyze Blood Test Results with AI in 3 Steps
Upload a lab report, and BloodSight extracts every value, matches each one to its LOINC reference code, and adds it to your history. No manual data entry at any step.
1. Upload any lab file (PDF, JPG, PNG)
Upload your complete digital report or a clear photo from any laboratory portal or paper document — Quest, Labcorp, Epic MyChart, a hospital lab, or an international laboratory.
2. Automated LOINC extraction & cross-marker analysis
BloodSight extracts biomarker values, units, and source reference intervals, matches each row to its LOINC code, and checks patterns across the full report rather than one value at a time.
3. Plain-English summary & longitudinal trend tracking
Review explanations of out-of-range markers against the interval your laboratory printed, and see how each value has moved across your multi-year history.
Everything you need to stay organized
Upload, organize, and reference — without the guesswork.
Every result, in plain language
Each value presented clearly — with its reference range and a short, educational description.
Hemoglobin is a protein in red blood cells that carries oxygen. This value falls within the standard reference range (12.0–17.5 g/dL).
See changes over time
Upload multiple tests and watch values trend. One chart, clear picture.
Everyone in one place
Keep lab records for everyone in your family. Up to 5 profiles, one account.
All your results, always accessible
Your lab results stored safely and organized. Access anytime, from any device.
One link, anyone can view
Share any report with family or anyone you choose — one click, one link.
Built on LOINC reference codes
Every value is mapped to a standard LOINC reference code, so your records stay consistent across providers.
Hemoglobin [Mass/volume] in Blood
Cholesterol [Mass/volume] in Serum
Transparent Pricing with No Surprises
Start organizing your lab records today. Cancel anytime.
Personal
Everything you need to get started.
What's included:
- 1 profile
- 10 uploads per month
- Smart result organization
- Shareable result links
- Family profiles
- Priority support
Family
Keep lab records for your whole family.
What's included:
- Up to 5 profiles
- 50 uploads per month
- Smart result organization
- Shareable result links
- Family dashboard
- Priority support
Max
For power users and large families.
What's included:
- Up to 10 profiles
- 100 uploads per month
- Smart result organization
- Shareable result links
- Family dashboard
- Priority support
Enterprise-Grade Privacy & Security
We take privacy seriously. Here's how we protect your information.
AES-256 encryption
AES-256 encryption at rest and TLS 1.3 in transit, on every upload and every record.
Zero third-party sharing
Your results are never sold and never shared with third parties. Period.
Your control
You decide what to keep and what to delete. Full ownership of your data.
No AI model training on user data
Your results are never used to train or fine-tune any public AI model.
Frequently Asked Questions About AI Lab Analysis
Everything you need to know about uploading, reading, and tracking your blood test results.