HemoTrack: your whole family’s lab results in one place
A free phone app. It collects lab results from any lab, explains them in plain words and tells you what’s due. HealthRating members use it, but it works on its own too.
Coming soon to the App Store and Google Play
What it does
Collects all your results
Take a photo of a lab report or upload a file. The app reads the results and puts them into one history, whichever lab they come from.
Explains in plain words
What each result means. If a result is outside the lab’s range, the app marks it and suggests a retest or a chat with your doctor. The app doesn’t replace a doctor: you make health decisions together with them.
Shows how results change
A chart for every result, over all time.
Tells you what’s due
Which free check-ups you’re due at your age, and when it’s time to retest.
Home readings
Blood pressure, blood sugar and weight sit next to your lab results. There are separate sections for diabetes and high blood pressure.
The whole family
Add your parents and children. You can manage a relative’s profile if it’s hard for them to do it themselves.
Protects your personal data
Right on your phone, the app offers to cover your name and other personal details on the photo of a lab report. You check what’s covered before sending. Results and files are stored on servers in Russia.
What the app looks like
A result over time
Family
What’s due
How to start
The app isn’t out yet
As soon as HemoTrack is in the App Store and Google Play, you can start with the four steps below. Today you can already find out which check-ups are free for you under your OMS policy.
You leave your email on the HemoTrack website, and we’ll write on launch day.
Download HemoTrack
Coming soon to the App Store and Google Play
Sign in with your email
No password needed: we’ll send you a code.
Take a photo of your first lab report
You can add last year’s straight away.
Join the community in the app
Three short steps: about the community, the seven rules and your consent.
Already using HemoTrack? How to join the community
The app is not a medical device and does not replace a consultation with a doctor.