Health tool
Health Report Analyzer
The Health Report Analyzer scans the text of a lab report and pulls out the key metrics it recognizes — like hemoglobin, glucose, and cholesterol — along with the numeric values on the report.
The scan runs locally in your browser, so your health data never leaves your device. It is an organizational aid, not a medical diagnosis.
Privacy & data handling
Browser processingThis tool processes your input locally in your browser. Nothing is uploaded to a server or sent to an external service.
Interactive tool
Health Report Analyzer
Upload Your Health or Lab Report
Drag & Drop or click below. Supports PDF, CSV, TXT, JPG, PNG
Maximum 20 MB · Processed locally in your browser
Overview
What does Health Report Analyzer do?
Paste the text from your health report and the tool lists which of the recognized metrics appear (hemoglobin, glucose, cholesterol) plus the numbers it finds. It finishes with a reminder to consult a professional.
It helps you find and organize the important values so you can discuss them with your doctor.
Under the hood
How does it work?
The tool scans your pasted text for the names of common report metrics and extracts numeric values from the text. Recognized metrics are listed, up to ten numbers are shown, and the output always includes the consult-a-professional reminder.
Key features
Features of Health Report Analyzer
Use cases
When should you use Health Report Analyzer?
Organizing lab results
Pull the key metrics out of a scanned or text-based report for easier reading.
Preparing for appointments
Know which values are on the report before you discuss them with your doctor.
Tracking reports
Keep a plain-text digest of each report's key values for your own records.
Step-by-step
How to use Health Report Analyzer
- Step 1
Paste your health report values or choose a sample.
- Step 2
The tool parses values against standard reference ranges.
- Step 3
Review the educational comparison and consult a physician.
Real example
Example
Before (input)
Hemoglobin: 13.2 g/dL Fasting glucose: 92 mg/dL Total cholesterol: 180 mg/dL
After (analysis)
Analysis Metrics: hemoglobin, glucose, cholesterol Values: 13.2, 92, 180 Consult a professional.
Recognized metrics and numbers are listed for easy reference.
Technical information
How the details work
The analyzer checks the lowercased text for the presence of recognized metric terms (hemoglobin, glucose, cholesterol) and extracts numeric values with a decimal-number pattern, capped at the first ten found.
Privacy & security
Your data stays yours
All processing happens locally in your browser. Your health data is never uploaded or stored.
Local processing — files stay in your browser
- The scan runs on your device with no network requests.
- Nothing you paste is saved after the tab is closed.
- No account or data collection of any kind.
Limitations
What this tool does not do
- This is not a medical diagnosis — it only lists metrics and values from your text.
- Only a few common metrics are recognized; other tests are not identified.
- Reference ranges, units, and interpretation are not provided.
- Always discuss results with a qualified healthcare professional.
Frequently asked questions
Common questions about Health Report Analyzer
Is this a medical diagnosis?
No. The tool only organizes text — it does not interpret results. Discuss everything with your doctor.
Which metrics does it recognize?
It recognizes common ones like hemoglobin, glucose, and cholesterol. Other tests simply will not be labeled.
Why are units and ranges missing?
The tool lists metrics and values only. Reference ranges depend on labs, age, and sex — your doctor interprets them.
Is my health data private?
Yes. The scan happens entirely in your browser and nothing is transmitted or stored.
What should I paste?
The text portion of your report — most lab portals let you copy the results as text.
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