BloodSense

BloodSense is an AI lab test interpreter that turns blood, urine and stool test results into plain-English explanations. Instead of searching each marker separately, you upload your existing lab report — typically a PDF — and the platform returns a structured report within minutes. The report is built from a health profile you fill in: age, BMI, the reason for the test, lifestyle, personal and family history, medication and symptoms. Each value is then placed against its reference range and shown on a visual gauge, with a simple analogy that makes the marker easier to grasp. BloodSense describes the most likely causes in light of your profile, conditions and treatment, and suggests what you can do while you wait for your appointment. Results are grouped by body system — glucose control, lipids, liver, thyroid and others — and sorted by what needs attention first. The interpretation covers routine panels: CBC, metabolic panel, lipids, thyroid, hormones, vitamins, inflammation markers, urinalysis, kidney panels, infection markers, gut microbiome and digestive tests. Because blood, urine, stool and nutrition tests are read together, related signals are cross-referenced rather than treated in isolation. Beyond marker-by-marker analysis, BloodSense produces personalized wellness advice across ten areas of daily life, from nutrition, hydration and sleep to physical activity, stress, existing conditions and medication guidance. It also builds a prioritized action plan with clear next steps and the health goal behind each one, and drafts questions to ask your doctor at the next appointment. Privacy is part of the pitch. The company says your name is removed before analysis, data is encrypted, and reports are hosted on secure certified servers. BloodSense states it follows GDPR, HIPAA-aligned and EU AI Act standards, is overseen by a Scientific and Ethics Advisory Board, and publishes editorial standards for its medical content. The service is available in English, French, Italian, Spanish, German, Simplified Chinese and Arabic, and the report can be downloaded as a PDF. BloodSense is published by Smart Medical Care SAS. Important: BloodSense states that it does not make a diagnosis and does not replace your doctor. Its output is informational, designed to support a more informed conversation with a qualified healthcare professional.