Upload a lab report PDF and track its biomarkers over time

Health3 turns uploaded lab result PDFs and report photos into one biomarker history across providers. Each confirmed import adds the supported values to the trend for that marker, out of a catalog of 300+ biomarkers. Manual entry is available for results that are easier to type.

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Importing a lab report in Health3. Narrated, real app screens with synthetic demo data. Captions available. Watch with chapters · All video guides
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  1. In Health3, importing a lab report starts on the dashboard.
  2. The Add button in the tab bar opens the options for new data.
  3. Add lab results opens the import screen, with a report scan or manual entry.
  4. Parse Automatically accepts library photos, camera photos, or a PDF.
  5. A PDF comes straight from the Files app.
  6. Here, a synthetic demo report is picked, and the test date is set to the date printed on it.
  7. Health3 then reads the report and turns it into individual values.
  8. Nothing is saved yet. The review screen lists each extracted value with its unit and the test date.
  9. Each row can be corrected or removed, so the values can be checked against the original report.
  10. Confirm Import saves them as a new test.
  11. The new test opens as its own Test Report.
  12. In the Tests tab, the new date now sits at the top of the history.
  13. Health3 is available on iPhone and Android.

Choosing a lab-results app? Compare documented imports, history, exports and access.

The report-to-history workflow

  1. Choose a PDF or a clear report photo. Use the mobile app to select a supported file.
  2. Let Health3 extract the supported marker names, values and units.
  3. Compare the preview with the original. Correct or exclude entries and confirm the test date before saving.
  4. Open the saved Test Report and revisit each marker’s history when you add later tests.

Mobile report uploads

The mobile multipage parser has a 100 MB file limit. File size alone does not establish compatibility: page quality, report structure and supported marker/unit mappings also matter.

What is free and what needs Premium?

Health3 is currently available on iOS and Android. The web app is temporarily unavailable. Ongoing automated report scanning requires Premium; onboarding access and offers are shown in the mobile app.

Mobile plans and onboarding scan access can differ by offer. Your account shows the available offer before you pay.

Reports from different labs and languages

Provider independence means you can bring existing supported reports; it does not mean a direct connection to every lab portal. Multilingual support does not guarantee recognition of every report format. Try a representative report to check the markers and units you need.

Manual entry and Apple Health

Manual entry is useful for a small number of results or an unsupported document layout. On iOS, Apple Health Clinical Records is a separate import route for supported records already available through Apple Health.

Frequently asked questions

Can Health3 track biomarkers from an uploaded lab PDF over time?

Yes. After the extracted values are reviewed and saved, each supported marker joins its history, so later reports from the same or a different lab extend the same trend chart.

Can Health3 import a PDF from any laboratory?

Health3 can import supported reports from different providers, but extraction depends on layout, image quality, marker identity and units. Review every extracted entry against the original.

Is automatic scanning free?

Ongoing automated scanning requires Premium. Onboarding scan access is separate; review the offer shown in your account.

About this documentation

Health3 AG maintains this description of its own product. Features and access can differ by installed version and platform. See the iOS release history, Android listing, and feature overview.

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