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Lab Tracker
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For iPhone, iPad, Mac and Vision Pro

Your lab results stay yours

Enter your results, see at a glance what sits inside the normal range, and keep the trend over years. No account, no sign-in, no server of ours for your values to land on.

  • $0.99 one-time purchase
  • no subscription
  • no ads
  • requires iOS 26.0

Results from 14 August

Glucose107Above rangemg/dl
Plasmamax: 100
HDL cholesterol45In rangemg/dl
Serummin: 40 | max: 90
Ferritin12Below rangeµg/l
Serummin: 20 | max: 500

Where your data lives

We could not look at your results, even if we wanted to

Your values live on your iPhone. Turn on iCloud and they also live in your iCloud account — yours, not ours.

We run no server for them to land on. There is no account with us, no sign-in, no transfer. If you would rather skip iCloud too, turn off syncing for Lab Tracker in your iOS settings and the app keeps working entirely on-device.

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  • No account

    The app never asks for an email address or a password. There is nothing we could recognise you by.

  • No ads

    No advertising, no ad networks, no third-party components reading along.

  • No tracking

    No analytics inside the app. The App Store states for Lab Tracker: “The developer does not collect any data from this app.”

  • Nor this website

    No cookies, no analytics, no fonts from someone else's server. Which is why no banner here asks for your permission.

What you see

One glance is enough

Every value shows where it stands: inside the reference range or outside it. Colour alone would not be enough — so an icon and the written word always sit beside it.

The same value in three positions

Ferritin12Below rangeµg/l
Serummin: 20 | max: 500
Ferritin250In rangeµg/l
Serummin: 20 | max: 500
Ferritin620Above rangeµg/l
Serummin: 20 | max: 500

Reference ranges can be adjusted per value and per profile — laboratories do not all use the same limits.

Features

What the app does

Not a feature list built to impress. The things you actually need when keeping track of lab results.

  • Record results

    Enter the values of a test, with date, laboratory and whether you were fasting.

  • Placed straight away

    As you enter it, every value shows whether it falls inside the reference range — colour, icon and text together.

  • Trends over years

    Every value gets its own curve with min and max lines. Changes become visible before anyone explains them.

  • Multiple profiles

    One app for the whole family — each profile with its own history and its own limits.

  • Your own ranges

    Adjust limits per value, and add your own lab parameters when something is missing from the list.

  • CSV export

    Write out the values of a test as a file — for your own analysis or the conversation at the practice.

Screens

The app

Screens from Lab Tracker in dark mode.

  • The “My Tests” overview listing three recorded blood tests with date and number of values
  • An opened test: lab values grouped by category, each with unit and reference limit, out-of-range values shown in red
  • Value history: an alphabetical list of all recorded lab values with the number of measurements
  • Trend chart of red blood cell count across several years, with dashed minimum and maximum lines
  • Catalogue of available lab values, from albumin to C-reactive protein

Lab Tracker or Lab Mate?

What Lab Tracker deliberately does not do

Lab Tracker stays what it is: an iPhone app that records lab results. Lab Mate is the next step alongside it — with a wider feature set and AI analysis.

  • No AI analysis. Nothing about your values is sent to a language model.
  • No Android. Lab Tracker is built for Apple devices and stays that way.
  • No account, no sign-in, no cloud of ours.

If that suits you, Lab Tracker is the right choice. If you want more, wait for Lab Mate.

Lab Mate has not been released yet.

Get the app

Buy once, done

No subscription, no recurring payment, no features locked behind a gate. If you like, you can support development voluntarily later on.

Get it on the App Store

Lab Tracker

One-time purchase on the App Store

$0.99

Requirements
iOS 26.0
On the App Store since
2024
Version
1.5.0
Developer
Talea Labs GbR

iPhone, iPad, Mac (M1 or newer), Apple Vision Pro

Questions

Asked often

Will Lab Tracker come to Android?

No. The app is built for Apple devices and relies on their own facilities for storage and syncing. An Android version would have to be written from scratch — and is not planned.

What happens to my values when I get a new iPhone?

With iCloud switched on, your values are there again once you sign in with the same Apple ID. Without iCloud, a backup of your old device carries them over. If you rely on neither, use the CSV export beforehand.

How do I get my data out if I delete the app?

You cannot afterwards — so export first. The values live only on your device and in your iCloud account; we hold no copy we could hand back. The CSV export writes out the values of a test as a file.

Why does the app require iOS 26?

Lab Tracker uses current system facilities. Older versions of the app keep working but receive no further updates. If your device cannot run iOS 26, you unfortunately cannot install the app anew.

How is Lab Tracker different from Lab Mate?

Lab Tracker records results and shows trends — nothing more, and that is the point. Lab Mate is the next step, with a wider feature set and AI analysis. Both continue side by side.

Can I share the app with my family?

Yes. The purchase can be shared through Apple's Family Sharing. Inside the app you create a separate profile with its own history for each family member.

Does the app replace medical advice?

No. Lab Tracker records and displays. It makes no diagnoses, gives no treatment advice, and the preset reference ranges are reference points — what counts is your laboratory's report and the conversation at your practice.

Health notice

This app is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease or medical condition. Please consult a doctor before making any medical decision.