Safe, educational lab explanations

Understand your lab results without the medical jargon.

Upload a lab report and get a clear explanation of each result, what the numbers mean, and useful questions to discuss with your clinician.

Blood test report

Aug 10, 2026 · Fictional Lab

3 tests

Hemoglobin

13.0–17.0

13.2 g/dL

Within range

Hematocrit

40.0–50.0

38.1 %

Below range

Vitamin D

30–100

18 ng/mL

Below range

Low results — like the hematocrit or vitamin D shown here — can be associated with several causes; these results alone cannot identify the cause.

You control your reports and their deletion. When AI features are used, report content is securely transmitted to an external AI processing provider. Explanations are educational, not medical diagnoses.

How it works

Upload

Take a photo or upload a PDF of your lab report.

Review

Check the extracted values and correct anything that looks wrong.

Understand

Get a plain-language explanation of every result.

Features

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Plain-language explanations

Each result explained simply, with the reference range printed on your own report.

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Trend comparison

Follow the same tests across several reports over time.

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Follow-up questions

Ask questions about your report and get context-aware answers.

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Arabic and English

A first-class Arabic experience with full RTL layout.

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Mobile-friendly upload

Photograph your report with your phone camera.

An explainer, not a doctor

LabLens explains what your report says. It never diagnoses, never prescribes, and never replaces a clinician.

If you feel unwell or have worrying symptoms, contact a healthcare professional.

Frequently asked questions

Is this a diagnosis?

No. LabLens is an educational tool that explains laboratory values. Only a qualified clinician can diagnose or treat.

Is my data private?

Your reports are stored on our servers and you can delete them at any time. When you use the AI features (extraction and chat), report content is securely transmitted to an external AI processing provider to generate results and answers; we never sell your data.

Can I use a phone photo?

Yes. Place the report on a flat surface, ensure good lighting and keep the text in focus.

What report formats work?

JPG, PNG, JPEG, WebP images and PDF files, including multi-page reports.

Why do ranges differ between labs?

Laboratories use different methods, units and populations, so reference ranges vary. LabLens always uses the range printed on your own report.

Can I use it in Arabic?

Yes. The interface and explanations are fully available in Arabic.

What happens if the scan is unclear?

Low-confidence values are highlighted for you to review and correct before the explanation is built.