Lab reports pile up as PDFs and portals you'll never reopen — every lab names and formats the same test differently. MyVitals reads any report with AI, then reconciles "FBS," "Fasting Blood Sugar," and "Glucose (Fasting)" into one metric so you get a real trend line across labs and years. Plus: a priority dashboard, grounded AI chat, offline support, family sharing, and a doctor-ready PDF export. Free, solo-built, and not a diagnostic tool.
Hey Product Hunt 👋
I built MyVitals because I got tired of watching my own family's lab reports pile up as unreadable PDFs and blurry photos — different labs, different formats, different names for the same test, sometimes different units for the same value. Every time someone switched labs or cities, years of continuity in their own health data just... disappeared.
The obvious fix is "upload it and let AI read it," and honestly that part is close to commodity now — every vision model can read a PDF. The part I actually spent the effort on is what happens after extraction: a canonicalization pipeline that reconciles "FBS," "Fasting Blood Sugar," and "Glucose (Fasting)" into one metric, handles unit conversion, and gets smarter with every report anyone uploads — because the shared alias dictionary compounds across the whole user base, not just your own account.
A few things I'd genuinely love feedback on:
Does the AI-reads-your-medical-reports pitch build trust or trip privacy alarm bells for you? I've tried to be upfront that reports go through a third-party LLM provider to get read — curious how that lands.
If you manage a parent's or partner's health records today, does the family "acting as" model (one login, switch profiles, full access) match how you'd actually want that to work?
What would you want to see before trusting an app like this with years of your own lab history?
It's free, solo-built, and very much still shipping — I read everything here. Would love for you to try uploading an old report and see what it does with it.