This is where you upload your medical documents — lab reports, imaging results, clinical notes, or pathology. Simply drag a PDF onto the upload zone, or paste text directly. When you submit, I process every single value through a 5-stage normalization pipeline: I identify each lab test, map it to a universal code, compute a 0-1 score, classify its significance, and store it in your record. I'll also check for drug interactions and update your risk score automatically. It typically takes 15-30 seconds per document.

This dashboard shows all your lab values on a universal 0 to 1 scale. Every test — whether it's cholesterol, blood sugar, or kidney function — gets mapped to the same scale so you can compare them directly. The green zone (0.25-0.75) is normal. Values below or above that zone need attention. The radar chart gives you a bird's-eye view of your overall health pattern, while the bar chart below shows each individual test with its actual value and normalized score.

This chart tracks how your key health markers are moving over time. Each line represents a different lab value — Glucose, HbA1c, eGFR, and LDL Cholesterol — all plotted on the same 0-1 normalized scale. You want to see values staying in or moving toward the green zone. Upward trends in glucose or LDL mean increasing risk, while a downward eGFR trend could indicate declining kidney function. As we upload more lab reports, this timeline fills in with real data points so we can track your progress over months and years.

This is your Document Center — a central view of every medical document in your record. You can see when each document was uploaded, whether it was processed completely, how many lab values were extracted, and the document's integrity status. If a document was corrupted or only partially processed, it will be flagged here. You can also delete any document, which will remove both the document and all of its associated lab values from your record.