BioMap: Blood Test Tracker
Lab Results & Bloodwork Trends
About
This app helps you understand your blood test results by organizing them into clear trends and timelines. It automatically extracts data from PDFs or scanned reports, allowing you to track your health markers over time and share summaries with your doctor. Manual entry and core tracking features are always free.
What's New in BioMap
1.4.0
August 6, 2026
This one is all about reading your lab reports correctly. • Smarter biomarker matching. Labs write the same test a dozen ways — "% Transferrin Saturation", "ALBUMIN - SERUM", "Alanine Transaminase (SGPT)". BioMap now recognises these variations and files them under the biomarker you're already tracking, instead of starting a separate one. Results already split across near-duplicate names are joined back together the next time you open the app. • No more guessed ranges. If BioMap doesn't have a reference range for a result, it now shows a plain trend with no range bar and no "In Range" label — rather than a range worked out from the reading itself. • Clearer review screen. Results BioMap couldn't match now sit in their own section, unticked, where you can pick the right biomarker before saving. • Fixed readings in E-notation units (e.g. x10E3/uL) and certain 1:1 blood-count units (RBC count, WBC differentials) being flagged "unit not recognized".
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BioMap Pro Monthly
BioMap Pro Monthly
In-App Purchases
$79.99
BioMap Pro Lifetime
BioMap Pro Lifetime
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FAQ
What is BioMap?
BioMap is a health and fitness app designed to help you understand and track your blood test results. It automatically extracts data from lab reports, charts your biomarker trends, and creates a health timeline, making it easier to monitor your health over time.
How does BioMap extract blood test data?
BioMap can import blood test PDFs, scan paper reports with your camera, or allow manual entry. It then automatically extracts each biomarker, its value, unit, and reference range for easy tracking.
Can I track multiple people's health with BioMap?
Yes, BioMap is built for families and allows you to keep separate, private profiles for yourself, parents, and children. Each profile's data remains completely separate and secure.
Is my health data secure with BioMap?
BioMap is private by design, storing your results in your own private iCloud, not on their servers. The app can be locked with Face ID or Touch ID, and your data is never sold or used for advertising.
What are the free features of BioMap?
Manual entry of results, the health timeline, adding notes, setting reminders, and core tracking of your biomarkers are always free features within BioMap.
What does BioMap Pro offer?
BioMap Pro, available through subscription or a one-time Lifetime purchase, unlocks unlimited report uploads, up to 15 family profiles, and the ability to export original lab reports.
How often is BioMap updated?
The latest version of BioMap is 1.1.1, which was released on July 8, 2026. Updates typically occur to improve features and reliability.
Does BioMap have ads?
No, BioMap does not contain advertisements. The app is designed with user privacy in mind, and your data is never used for advertising purposes.
