How It Works

From lab report to personal health dashboard

KnowMyMarkers transforms your paper or digital lab reports into an organized, understandable, and trackable biomarker dashboard.

Step 01

Upload your report

Drag and drop your lab report as a PDF, JPG, or PNG. Your file is encrypted in transit and at rest, stored in a private bucket that only you can access.

  • Supports PDF, JPG, JPEG, and PNG files
  • Photograph a paper report directly from your phone
  • Files stored in private, access-controlled storage
Step 02

Review extracted markers

Our system processes your report and identifies biomarker values, reference ranges, and test dates. Each result is presented with an extraction confidence score for your review.

  • Each marker shows value, unit, reference range, and test date
  • Confirm, edit, delete, or flag incorrect extractions
  • Low-confidence results require explicit verification
  • Nothing is saved to your health history without your approval
Step 03

Understand your numbers

Every biomarker comes with a plain-language explanation of what it measures, why it's commonly tested, and factors that can affect results — plus questions to ask your doctor.

  • Plain-language explanations for 300+ biomarkers
  • Reference ranges with context on how they vary by lab
  • Questions to guide informed discussions with your clinician
  • Related markers shown for broader context
Step 04

Track changes over time

Upload future reports to build a complete picture of your health journey. See trends, compare results side by side, and generate summary PDFs for your appointments.

  • Interactive timeline graphs for every marker
  • Side-by-side report comparison with change indicators
  • Health timeline showing all your reports chronologically
  • Summary PDF with latest results and historical trends

Ready to understand your lab results?

Upload your first report for free. No credit card required.

KnowMyMarkers provides health information and educational insights for informational purposes only. It is not a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment.