What is Bloodrec?
Blood test results explained in plain terms.
Who is Bloodrec best for?
Bloodrec is best for people who have their lab results as a PDF and want each biomarker explained and tracked across tests.
Making sense of a lab report
You upload the results PDF, it pulls out the values and explains what each biomarker means.
Diet and supplement ideas
It suggests foods, supplements and lifestyle changes matched to the markers that come back low or high.
Tracking repeat tests
With a free account, the trend for each biomarker shows across tests, and you can compare your results with the community anonymously.
Questions about a result
An AI health chat answers questions about your results and the suggested protocol.
How much does Bloodrec cost?
Bloodrec is free to use, with no paid tier: the maker describes it as 100% free and has no pricing page or checkout.
- Upload a lab results PDF for a personal protocol
- Track results over time with a free account
- AI chat about your results
Bloodrec has no pricing page or checkout, and both its homepage and Learn More page call it 100% free. An account is needed to track results over time. Full pricing on bloodrec.com. We checked these prices on .
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What are the best Bloodrec alternatives?
Two tools on Recaply do Bloodrec's job.
Questions about Bloodrec
What does Bloodrec do with my lab data?
Bloodrec says lab results are anonymised before analysis, personal identifiers are removed, data is encrypted in transit and never sold, and anonymised values are used only for the community comparisons.
Who is Bloodrec for?
Bloodrec is best for people who have their lab results as a PDF and want each biomarker explained and tracked across tests.
Is Bloodrec free?
Yes. Bloodrec has a free plan: upload a lab results PDF for a personal protocol.
What are the best Bloodrec alternatives?
The closest alternatives on Recaply are Thumos Care and Docus.
Where can I try Bloodrec?
On its official website, bloodrec.com.
Can Bloodrec replace my doctor?
No. Bloodrec says its analysis is for information only and tells users to consult a healthcare provider before making medical decisions; it describes its AI as trained on medical research from more than 26 organisations.
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