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MediTrack Lab Trends

Turns scattered lab reports from different clinics into one readable trend chart

Problem
Medical lab reports end up scattered across email, clinic portals and password-protected PDFs, making it nearly impossible to compare the same biomarker over years. One builder got so tired of losing reports in emails and forgetting file passwords that they built MedicalHistory.app to organize documents and visualize biomarkers across clinics over time. The pain of aggregating scattered medical records into a readable trend is real and recurring.
Solution
Users upload or forward lab PDFs/images; the product OCRs key biomarkers and dates, plots each metric as a time series, and flags out-of-range values. It supports multi-clinic, multi-year comparison and exports a one-page trend summary for the next doctor visit. No diagnosis, just organize, visualize, and share with your physician.
Users
People with chronic conditions needing regular monitoring, adult children managing parents' care, health-conscious individuals tracking annual checkups
MVP
Upload PDF/image and OCR common biomarkers; plot single-metric trend over time; one-click printable visit summary; encrypted local or private cloud storage by default; no diagnostic claims
Revenue
Free tier (e.g. 3 reports) plus subscription for unlimited storage and export; privacy-first positioning supports a lifetime buyout option
Why now
OCR and LLM-based field extraction are now cheap enough for a solo developer, while fragmented cross-clinic data remains a chronic unsolved problem

Source discussions · 1

  1. Hacker NewsShow HN: Built a tool to organize my lab reports and visualise biomarker trends2↑ 1
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