Upload one report and TIDES organises everything into a private timeline of your biomarkers that you actually understand, built from your own results. It categorises against the lab’s own printed range, never invents a clinical verdict, and never touches your score.
One report in. A history that means something.
AI-first, not a data-entry form, and nothing is saved until you say so. Follow a single marker from a printed sheet to something you can actually use.
Report
One report goes in.
Snap a photo or PDF, import from Apple Health, or type values in. One report, not a hundred fields.
📄Bloodwork_Jul.pdfphoto · PDF · HealthExtract
It reads and untangles it.
TIDES pulls the values and normalises messy lab names into plain ones, then scores how sure it is about each read.
25-OH Vitamin DVitamin D · 38 ng/mLconfidence highConfirm
Nothing saves until you say so.
You review and confirm every row. If TIDES can’t read something, it asks. It never guesses a number into your record.
Vitamin D · 38 ng/mL. Looks right?ConfirmHistory
It joins a timeline, never overwritten.
Every report is kept and encrypted on your device. One marker becomes a line you can follow across visits, against the lab’s own printed range.
Vitamin DJan 28 → Apr 34 → Jul 38▲vs report rangeContext
Why that beats a PDF in a drawer.
Inside TIDES a marker isn’t a one-off sheet. It’s plain-language, in a trend you can read, and portable to your clinician as a clean PDF or FHIR file. TIDES organises what your report already says; it never diagnoses, and it feeds no score.
Organised · in plain language · portable to your doctor · never a diagnosis, never a score.
Around 60 common markers, in plain language.
A curated catalog of the blood-panel biomarkers people actually get. Each carries a neutral, one-line explanation, its panel, and the systems it relates to. Category by the report’s own range: Optimal, Sufficient, Out of range, or Missing.
Trends over time
Each marker gets a trend chart with its reference band, so you can see movement toward the lab’s own range, or away from it, across reports. Movement, never a health verdict.
Clinician report
Export a clean PDF, or a structured FHIR file, to bring to your doctor. Your data, portable.
TIDES organises what your report already says. It does not diagnose, treat, or invent clinical ranges, and biomarkers feed no score. “Optimal” vs “Sufficient” reflects your position within the lab’s own printed range, not a health assessment. Always review results with a clinician.