Every report, for everyone you look after.
Lab reports for your parents, grandparents, spouse and children, saved in one place on your phone. When the doctor asks for an old report, you'll have it in seconds.
Works with reports from any lab. Coming soon to Google Play and the App Store.
Saved in Ammi's folder
Blood tests · 3 reports
One is in a drawer. Another is somewhere in the WhatsApp group. Ammi keeps the rest in a plastic bag she takes to every appointment.
Then the doctor asks, "Do you have the last report?" and everyone starts searching.
My Labs keeps every report where you can find it.
How it works
Snap a paper report with your camera, or save a PDF that came on WhatsApp or email.
Pick Abba, Dadi, your husband, your son, or yourself. My Labs keeps it in their folder, sorted by type and date.
Who is this report for?
Saved to Abba · Blood tests
Just ask in English or Roman Urdu. The AI finds the right report and opens the original for you.
My Labs AI
Here's Abba's sugar test (HbA1c) from 4 Jan 2026.
Open reportParents, grandparents, spouse, children and yourself, each with their own reports.
Ask for any report, like "Ammi ki last CBC," and it brings it up in seconds. It finds reports; it doesn't explain results.
Blood tests, scans, X-rays, prescriptions and vaccinations, each in its own section.
Open the exact report the lab gave you, clear enough to show any doctor.
Abba's and Ammi's reports, ready before the doctor asks.
Your baby's tests and vaccination records in one place.
Every test you've had, on your phone.
Privacy and trust
Only you can see the reports you save.
Your account is protected by your login.
My Labs keeps and finds your reports. It doesn't give medical advice or explain results, so always talk to your doctor about your health.
For labs and clinics
Work with My Labs so your patients can add their reports to the app directly, without downloading and uploading.
Add your first report today. It takes less than a minute.