Vitalog turns scattered lab reports into one living health profile — trends against your lab’s range, medical history in one place, for you and everyone you look after.
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No account neededNothing on our serversBuilt for families
RRaghav
Vitamin D18Low
LDL cholesterol142mg/dLBorderline high
HbA1c due in 5 daysEvery 3 months
See it work
Watch a report become a trend.
CITY DIAGNOSTICSPatient: [Name] · Collected 12/08/2026
TestResultUnitRef. range
Haemoglobin14.2g/dL13.0–17.0
Glucose96mg/dL70–100
TSH1.8mIU/L0.4–4.2
LDL Cholesterol142mg/dL<100
HDL Cholesterol44mg/dL>40
Vitamin D (25-OH)18ng/mL30–100
Sr. Ferritin64ng/mL30–400
Read on your phone.
Photograph a paper report or open the lab’s PDF — text is read on the device, so the report never leaves your phone. You can also enter a panel by hand.
16 confirmed2 need a look1 not recognised
Haemoglobin14.2g/dLConfirmed
Glucose · fasting or post-meal?96mg/dLChoose one
TSH18 → 1.8mIU/LDecimal fixed
LDL cholesterol142mg/dLConfirmed
Vitamin D18ng/mLConfirmed
“Sr. Ferritin” → Ferritin64ng/mLMatched
Check only what matters.
Every value is matched to its test whatever your lab calls it. The few that look off — a slipped decimal, an ambiguous glucose, an unfamiliar name — are the only ones you need to touch.
LDL cholesterolNew · 142
Watch it join the line.
The new result lands on your trend, shaded with the bands your lab printed. Medication starts and lab changes are marked, so every jump has a reason.
Made for Indian lab reports
Your lab says “SGPT”. We know it’s ALT.
Every lab prints the same test differently. vitalog knows the names, abbreviations and units that labs across India actually use — ~193 tests and counting.
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The body map
See what’s been tested — and what needs a look.
Your home screen is you. Organs light up by the status of their latest results: calm teal when in range, orange or blue when something sits outside it, faint when it has never been tested. Tap one to see everything linked to it.
Labs print different names, units and ranges for the same test. vitalog keeps each value exactly as printed, draws the range your lab used behind it, and marks medication starts and lab changes so a jump is never a mystery.
Tiered bands, as your lab prints them~193 tests, the names Indian labs useHigh in orange, low in blue — never red and green
142mg/dLBorderline highup 12 since Feb
The dashed line marks when a medication started, pulled from the medical profile.
18ng/mLBelow lab rangelow in 3 of the last 4 tests
Tiered ranges from the lab are shaded exactly as printed.
4.4mIU/LAbove lab rangeswitched labs twice
The band steps with each lab. 4.6 and 4.9 were in range at Lab B; 4.4 is above Lab A’s range. Each dot matches what its own report said.
Sample data for illustration.
Before and after
From “where is that report?” to the whole story.
Drag the slider. Same family, same reports — scattered across phones, chats and cupboards, or in one calm place.
Papa · 5 reports since 2022
HbA1c7.1
Fasting glucose128
Creatinine1.0
LDL cholesterol112
TSH2.6
HbA1c%, since 2022Above lab range
report_final_v2.pdfDownloads · 2023
IMG_20240312.jpgWhatsApp · Family group
Papa sugar testPhoto of paper, blurry
LabReport(3).pdfEmail attachment
Thyroid 2022 ???Folder in the cupboard
Screenshot 2025-02.pngLab app, other account
cbc_mummy.pdfGoogle Drive
“Where is Papa’s sugar report from last year?”
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After
One app, the whole family
Switch people, not apps.
Each person gets their own profile and ranges that fit their age and sex. Tap a family member to see what vitalog would show you.
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Worth a look
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Sample data for illustration.
193tests understoodBlood counts, lipids, liver, kidney, thyroid, diabetes, vitamins, urine and more — plus any test you add.
0servers with your dataYour records live encrypted on your phone (and desktop if you use it). Vitalog has no server that stores health data.
1place for the familyEveryone’s reports and medical history, switched with a tap.
More than test results
A complete medical profile, not just a history.
Every report, kept
Originals are stored alongside the values, so you can always go back to what the lab printed.
Full medical profile
Conditions, allergies, surgeries, vaccinations, family history and emergency contacts in one place.
Visits and follow-ups
Doctor visits, findings, and follow-up dates you record — kept with each person’s history.
Medications
Track what you take and see on your trends when a medication started.
Doctor-ready summary
A one-page PDF with current medications, allergies and key trends to share at your next visit.
Phone and desktop
Android first, with desktop for entering years of old reports quickly. iOS to follow.
Private by design
Your data has one home. It’s yours.
Most health apps keep your records on their servers. Vitalog doesn’t have servers for your records at all.
Typical health appvitalog
Account neededUsually yesNo
Where your health data livesOn the company’s serversYour phone (and desktop if used)
How reports are readUploaded to their cloudOn your phone
What pays for itTest bookings, consultations, ads or subscriptionsNot set yet · early access free to join
Reports from any labOften only their ownAny lab, any format
If the company shuts downYour data may be lost or soldYour data stays with you
Questions
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