MetricBook
Turn scattered lab reports into one clean trend line
- Problem
- People pile up yearly health-check reports, but when they want to see whether a value has been rising, different hospitals use different test names and units, making comparison impossible. Family members' reports and home glucose/uric-acid meter readings are also tracked by hand.
- Solution
- Scan or import PDF lab reports and auto-extract hospital, date, test name, result, unit, and reference range. Normalize tests with different names or units across hospitals into one trend line, pin out-of-range values to the top, and support separate profiles per family member plus recheck reminders and widgets.
- Users
- Families managing chronic conditions, adult children tracking parents' reports, and individuals who want to follow yearly checkup trends
- MVP
- Photo-to-record extraction with per-item review; cross-hospital/cross-unit merging into one trend; out-of-range items pinned first; multi-member family profiles; recheck reminders and lock-screen widgets
- Revenue
- Free base tier plus subscription (more family members, cloud sync, PDF bulk export, unlimited scans); or a one-time Pro unlock
- Why now
- Multimodal OCR is finally cheap enough for solo devs to rely on off-the-shelf models, while hospitals still refuse to share data and naming conventions stay inconsistent, leaving a perfect niche for a vertical tool