Welcome to LabIQ
Enter your lab values in each panel below to get plain-English explanations and a personalized disease risk assessment — all 100% private, on your device.
🔬 25+ Lab Tests
🫀 6 Disease Risks
💡 Diet & Lifestyle Tips
🔒 100% Private
📱 Works Offline
Complete Blood Count
WBC, RBC, Hemoglobin, Hematocrit, Platelets, MCV
6 tests · anemia, infection, immune health
Metabolic Panel
Blood sugar, kidney function, electrolytes
6 tests · kidney disease, electrolyte balance
Lipid Panel
Cholesterol, LDL, HDL, Triglycerides
4 tests · cardiovascular risk
Thyroid & Liver
TSH, T4, ALT, AST, Bilirubin
5 tests · thyroid disorders, liver disease
Diabetes Markers
HbA1c, Fasting Insulin, Uric Acid, CRP
4 tests · diabetes, metabolic syndrome
Risk Report
Auto-generated after you enter values
Cardiovascular, diabetes, kidney, anemia, thyroid
⚕️ Medical Disclaimer
LabIQ is an educational tool designed to help you understand your lab results. It does not provide medical diagnoses. Results outside normal ranges do not necessarily indicate disease — many factors affect lab values. Always discuss your results with a qualified healthcare provider before making any health decisions.
🩸 Complete Blood Count (CBC)
Measures the cells in your blood — red cells, white cells, and platelets. Used to detect anemia, infection, and immune conditions.
⚗️ Basic Metabolic Panel
Checks your blood chemistry: kidney function, blood sugar, and electrolytes that keep your body in balance.
💛 Lipid Panel
Measures fats (cholesterol and triglycerides) in your blood. High levels increase risk of heart attack and stroke.
🦋 Thyroid & Liver Function
Evaluates how well your thyroid gland and liver are working. Both organs affect energy, metabolism, and many body systems.
🩺 Diabetes & Metabolic Markers
Key markers for diagnosing and monitoring diabetes, insulin resistance, and metabolic syndrome.
📊 Personalized Risk Report
Based on the values you've entered, here is your summary and disease risk assessment.
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Alex, 32 — Male
Always tired, weight gain, feels cold despite sleeping enough
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Raj, 47 — Male
Annual checkup, no symptoms — but numbers tell a different story
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Zoe, 28 — Female
Runs 3× a week, eats well — wants to optimise, not just survive
What to Test — By Health Goal
Ask your doctor for these panels. Tests marked ✓ in app are already in LabIQ.
Energy & Fatigue
Always tired, brain fog, hair loss, feeling cold
Hemoglobin / CBC✓ in app
TSH — thyroid screen✓ in app
Free T4✓ in app
MCV (iron status)✓ in app
Vitamin B12
Vitamin D (25-OH)
Ferritin (iron stores)
Heart Health Prevention
Reduce risk of heart attack and stroke before symptoms appear
Full Lipid Panel✓ in app
CRP (inflammation)✓ in app
Fasting Glucose✓ in app
HbA1c✓ in app
Blood Pressure (clinic)
Lipoprotein(a) / ApoB
Homocysteine
Metabolic Health
Weight, insulin resistance, blood sugar control
Fasting Insulin✓ in app
Fasting Glucose✓ in app
HbA1c✓ in app
Triglycerides✓ in app
Uric Acid✓ in app
Waist circumference
HOMA-IR (calculated)
Fitness & Performance
For active people who want to train smarter and recover faster
Full CBC✓ in app
CRP (recovery marker)✓ in app
ALT / AST (muscle)✓ in app
Creatinine / eGFR✓ in app
Ferritin (endurance)
Vitamin D
Testosterone (males)
Longevity Screening
Annual full-body baseline for healthy aging (30+)
CBC + Metabolic Panel✓ in app
Full Lipid Panel✓ in app
TSH + Free T4✓ in app
HbA1c + Fasting Insulin✓ in app
Liver panel (ALT/AST)✓ in app
ApoB + Lp(a)
DEXA (bone density)
Family History Risk
If heart disease, diabetes, or cancer runs in your family
Lipid Panel + CRP✓ in app
Glucose + HbA1c✓ in app
Kidney function (eGFR)✓ in app
Liver enzymes✓ in app
BRCA genetic testing
PSA (males 40+)
Colonoscopy (40+)
Why Get Bloodwork — Even When You Feel Fine
Most serious conditions are completely silent for years. Bloodwork is your early warning system.
Early detection saves lives
Type 2 diabetes develops 10–15 years before diagnosis. High cholesterol has zero symptoms. Thyroid disease is missed for years. A simple annual panel catches all of these while they're still reversible.
Know your personal baseline
Lab ranges are averages from a population. Your "normal" may sit at a different point. Testing when healthy establishes your baseline — so any change stands out immediately, even within the "normal" range.
Prevention costs almost nothing
Managing Type 2 diabetes costs 10–15× more than preventing it. A full blood panel + lifestyle change is the highest-ROI investment in healthcare. Most panels cost less than one restaurant meal.
Optimise, not just survive
Results can be "within normal range" and still be suboptimal for you. Energy, focus, and mood improve when iron, thyroid, and vitamin D are at their best levels — not just barely normal.
Common Questions
For healthy adults under 40: once a year for a basic CBC and metabolic panel is sufficient. Over 40, or with risk factors (family history, excess weight, smoking), consider a more comprehensive panel twice yearly. If you're managing a condition like diabetes or thyroid disease, follow your doctor's schedule — typically every 3–6 months.
Almost never, for a single mild result. Lab reference ranges cover 95% of the healthy population — meaning 1 in 20 healthy people will be "outside normal" on any test purely by chance. What matters most: how far outside the range, whether multiple related tests confirm the finding, and whether you have symptoms. Always discuss with your doctor before drawing conclusions.
A CBC (Complete Blood Count) examines your blood cells — red cells, white cells, and platelets. It reveals anemia, infection, immune conditions, and clotting issues. A metabolic panel checks your blood chemistry — blood sugar, kidney function, and electrolytes. Both are usually included in a standard annual checkup. Together they give a comprehensive picture of your overall health.
It depends on the test. Fasting (8–12 hours, water only) is required for: glucose, HbA1c, lipid panel, and fasting insulin — eating before these dramatically skews results. CBC, thyroid tests, kidney function, and liver tests don't require fasting. When in doubt, fast — it never hurts. Book a morning appointment so you only skip breakfast.
No — and it's important to be clear about this. LabIQ helps you understand what your numbers mean in plain language so you can have more informed conversations with your doctor. It does not diagnose you. Medical interpretation requires your full history, current symptoms, medications, and clinical judgment that no app can replace. Use LabIQ to understand and prepare, not to replace professional advice.
"Normal" range is wide and statistical, not optimal. For example, TSH can be "normal" at 3.5 mIU/L but many people feel significantly better below 2.0. Similarly, someone with hemoglobin at the low end of normal may still feel fatigued. Consider asking your doctor about functional medicine ranges, and track your results over time to spot trends even within the normal band.