Upload a report or forward the lab's email. Tildeon reads it, explains every value in everyday language, shows what changed since last time and plans your next tests.
Tell me when it launchesOr write to hello@tildeon.com. The screens on this page are the real app with example data.
Clear words, calm colours: good news celebrated, and if something needs attention, we've got your back with clear next steps. Check your results, then get on with your day.
Take a photo, pick a PDF, or forward the email from your lab to your private Tildeon address. You check the values before they're saved.
Every value in everyday words: what it checks, whether it's in range, and what changed since last time. Switch to medical terms whenever you like.
A simple testing plan with reminders and preparation tips, so your next results are comparable with the last ones.
Results are grouped by the part of the body they tell you about. Each ring fills with the share of that area's results in a healthy range, so you see in a second what's calm and what to work on next. Healthy ranges follow your sex and age.
Next up: heart, blood and vitamin D.
17 of 21 in range
Next up: thyroid, liver, blood sugar and iron.
17 of 21 in range
Example data. Hover a card to see the whole screen.
The outer ring is where you are now: every test you've done, using its most recent result. The inner ring is what your last report changed compared with the time before. Tap the rings in the app and they explain themselves.
The same few signs on every screen, so you learn them once.
The light green part of the bar is the healthy range. The hollow dot is your previous result, the solid dot your latest: green when it moved the healthy way. The arrow and small number show where it was last time. A red dot marks results from your latest report you haven't opened yet.
Areas where everything is in range.
A half circle means a little off, an empty circle means outside the range. No alarm colours.
Tildeon tells you when something improves, when a report is ready and how to prepare for the next test. If nothing needs attention, it says so.
Notifications arrive with the first App Store release. Example messages.
3.9 mmol/L, down from 4.3. Check again in 6 weeks.
1.4 mmol/L, down from 2.1. Nice work.
21 results from Quest Diagnostics. 1 worth a closer look.
No food 8–12 hours before. Rest from the gym 2 days before.
Labs print different ranges. Tildeon compares your values with US adult reference ranges from MedlinePlus (U.S. National Library of Medicine, NIH), re-checked every year, so a result means the same thing whichever lab you use.
