Lab results and medical reports

You upload the lab report and AI automatically extracts the lab, the collection date, the panel name and the list of biomarkers with values, units, reference ranges and status (optimal, normal, attention, high, low, critical or unexpected). It works with reports from any lab.

It's not only blood tests. Stool tests (such as ova and parasites), urinalysis and fungal tests also go in Labs - not in Reports, which is only for imaging. In these tests most lines have no number: the result is a word, such as "Absent", "Present (+)", "Negative" or the name of what was found. Biomapa keeps the word exactly as printed, along with what was expected. When the result contradicts the reference, the marker is flagged "Unexpected", goes into the report and into the out-of-range card, and lowers your score, just like a high or low value. Two differences from blood tests: stool and urine results don't count toward the "N of M markers in range" in the score, and they don't go into the cards comparing with the previous test. A result in words has no range bar, because a word doesn't become a position on a ruler.

Upload a lab test

1. 1On the Labs tab, tap "+ Upload".
2. 2Choose a PDF or an image (JPG or PNG), or take a photo of the report.
3. 3Tap "Process with AI" and wait while the AI reads it (large PDFs can take a few minutes).
4. 4When it's done, a message shows how many markers were imported, and the results appear grouped by collection date.

Read your biomarkers

1. 1The list has one block per test, from the most recent to the oldest, with the collection date, the panel, the lab and the number of markers. Blocks start collapsed: tap a block's header to open it, or use "Expand all".
2. 2The summary at the top shows how many markers are optimal, normal and need attention.
3. 3Filter by status (All, Optimal, Normal, Attention, High, Low, Critical, Unexpected). When you pick a status, you see that marker in every test, by date - great for following one result over time.
4. 4Each marker shows its name, its value with the unit and a colored status. A marker with a number has a bar with the reference range; a marker in words shows what was expected instead. The comparison with your previous test isn't on the marker's line: it's in the lab insights, in the change cards.
5. 5Tap a marker to open its screen, with the reference range ruler and the chart of its history.

Delete a lab test

1. 1Find the test's block in the list.
2. 2Tap the small trash icon in the corner of the block header and confirm.
3. 3The test and all its results are removed.

You can keep reports from imaging tests (ultrasound, CT, MRI, X-ray, mammogram, bone density). The AI extracts the type of exam, the body region, the date, the clinic, the findings and the conclusion. When possible, it also writes a plain-language summary, with a tone (green for reassuring, amber for attention, red for alert).

Upload an imaging report

1. 1Open Reports from the Reports card on Home and tap "+ Report".
2. 2Send a PDF or an image of the report.
3. 3Tap "Process with AI".
4. 4In Reports, each report expands: tap it to see the full findings and conclusion.

Remove a report

1. 1Open Reports and expand the report you want.
2. 2Tap "Remove". It's removed right away.

If you have a checkup PDF that combines blood tests, body composition and imaging reports, you don't need to split anything: Biomapa identifies and sorts everything automatically.

1. 1On the Labs tab, tap "Checkup".
2. 2Send the checkup PDF and tap "Process with AI".
3. 3The AI splits it into three parts and sends the data to Labs, Body composition and Reports.
4. 4When it's done, a summary shows what was imported (how many markers, body composition measurements and reports).