Read every lab result in plain language.
Upload a lab report — Hemavoy reads every marker, scores it against age- and gender-aware reference ranges, and writes a plain-language explanation for anyone, in either language.
From any clinic, in any format.
Photographs of printouts, scanned PDFs, downloaded lab portals — the pipeline reads them all and asks only when a value is genuinely ambiguous.
Anyone who's held a lab report and wondered what a flagged value actually means. Hemavoy turns the medical jargon into a calm, plain-language read — the same shared view for you and for whoever you'd like to share it with, in Romanian or English.
How it works
From a crumpled printout to a calm family conversation — in four steps.
Hemavoy is built as a deterministic pipeline, not a chat. Every step is auditable; every output is documented; nothing is made up on the fly.
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Upload any labs
A photograph of the printout, a PDF from the clinic portal, a scan — the same pipeline reads all of them.
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Read every marker
A vision pipeline pulls every analyte off the page, even when units and reference formats vary by lab.
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Score against ranges
Each value is checked against curated reference ranges calibrated for age and gender — never a guess.
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Explain in plain language
You and your family get the same calm summary — normal, borderline, or worth raising with a doctor.
A typical day
The same six lines on a printout. Two very different conversations.
What arrives
No context, no reference band, no plain-language read. Just the printout and the question: "What does this mean?"
What Hemavoy returns
Two markers need attention. Hemoglobin reads below the typical 12.0–16.0 g/dL range for the patient's age and sex; vitamin D too. Worth raising at the next family-doctor visit; not urgent.
Three are within range. Total cholesterol and glucose read on the higher end of typical — the report should still be discussed with a GP, but no immediate action.
Educational, not diagnostic. Same facts, shared language, ready for the conversation.
See exactly how it works
Pick a sample. Read the real output.
The same scoring engine the live analyzer uses — running right here, in under a second. This sample is synthetic and fully anonymized.
Anonymized sample
A fixed sample shows how Hemavoy turns one lab value into a calm, plain-language next step.
hemoglobin · 11.2 g/dL · 35 · female
What Hemavoy is — and isn't
An educational companion. Never a substitute for a clinician.
We built Hemavoy specifically to stay clear of medical-device classification. The product is positioned strictly as educational — it prepares families for the conversation with a doctor, it does not have that conversation for them.
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We explain. We never diagnose.
Every Hemavoy output is calibrated against population ranges, not against you. We never claim a condition, prescribe, or replace a clinician.
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Deterministic, not chatty
A biomarker rarely has one right answer. We surface the consensus reading and the level of concern, so you walk into the doctor's office prepared — not confused.
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Same words for everyone who reads it
Whoever you share the report with sees the same plain-language explanation — in their own language, on their own terms, ready for the conversation that comes next.
Three steps
From a printed lab to a shared, explained report.
The path from a fresh printout to a calm, shared read — in plain English or Romanian, no medical jargon, no chat window, no endless scrolling.
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Snap or upload the lab
A PDF from the clinic portal, a photo of the printout, a forwarded image — Hemavoy reads them all and asks only when a value is genuinely ambiguous.
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Read the plain-language report
Each marker is scored against age- and gender-aware reference ranges and explained in calm, everyday English or Romanian.
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Forward or save the report
Send the whole report to anyone you choose, in either language — the same words, side by side, for the conversation that comes next.
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Ready to read your labs?
Sign up and get your first lab report in plain language — Romanian or English, from any clinic.
Methodology
Where the numbers come from.
Every Hemavoy score is drawn from a public reference range. The methodology page lists them — and the publishers behind each one.
Read the methodology →FAQ
The questions families ask before they hand over a printout.
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Educational · Not medical advice