Can Vora read my blood test results?

How to add a lab report

1. In Vora, open Settings, then Connections. On iPhone, choose Blood work and tap Import. On Android, choose Bloodwork. You can also add a report from the Bloodwork screen.
2. The first time, agree that Vora may process the report to show your results.
3. Import a PDF, pick a photo of a printed result, or take a photo of the page. Files can be up to 25 MB, and a text PDF from the lab reads most accurately.
4. Check what Vora read. Tap any value to fix it, leave out markers you do not want saved, and set the date the blood was drawn if the report does not print it.
5. Save. Each new report adds a point to every marker’s graph.

What Vora reads and shows

For each marker, Vora reads the name, the value or a written result such as Negative, the unit, the reference range and any flag the lab printed. It also reads the lab’s name, the draw date and whether you were fasting, when the report says so.

Markers are filed by body system, such as heart, metabolic, liver, kidney and thyroid. Open a marker to see where your reading sits on its reference range, its trend across your reports, and a plain-language explanation of what the test measures.

Vora’s AI coach can read your saved markers, in the app and over Vora AI Text.

iPhone and Android

Importing, checking and graphing reports work on iPhone and Android. The clinical-style PDF report export is on iPhone only.

Free or Pro

Bloodwork is included on every Vora plan.

Privacy

Vora’s consent says reports are encrypted, never used for ads or model training, and that you can delete them at any time.

Limits

• Vora does not order blood tests. It works with reports you already have from your doctor or lab.
• Vora shows each value against its reference range and explains what the test measures. It does not interpret results, diagnose a condition or recommend treatment, so discuss your results with your healthcare provider.
• AI can misread a value, which is why you check each one before it is saved.