BioMap: Blood Test Tracker

Prescriptions, a full timeline export, and a lot more of your reports read correctly. • Track your medications. Add a prescription with its dosage, what it's for, start and end dates, and a photo of the script. Ongoing ones appear on your timeline and print on the GP report, so your doctor can see what you're taking. • Export your whole timeline (Pro). Your full history — results, notes, vaccines and prescriptions — as one printable PDF, with a filter sheet to choose what goes in. • Faster uploads. Reading a report now takes a fraction of the time it used to. • Values are no longer rounded on the review screen. Readings with small decimals — a TSH of 0.005, a Troponin T of 0.014 — were being cut to two decimal places before you saw them. They now arrive exactly as the lab printed them. • More reports import cleanly. Units common outside the US (µmol/L, IU/L, ng/L and others, across 37 biomarkers) and the undivided /µL cell counts German and Austrian labs print were being dropped from the import — they now come through. Calcitriol is tracked as its own marker, separate from Vitamin D. • Correct a unit BioMap doesn't recognise. Those rows now carry a unit picker in the review screen, so you can tell BioMap what the lab printed instead of losing the result. • A value far outside the possible range for its biomarker now arrives unticked with a note explaining why, instead of saving quietly. • CSV import has its own screen, with SI and Conventional templates so the template's units match the ones you use. • Also: search biomarkers by name on the Summary tab and in each report's summary, one consistent header across tabs, and a confirmation before leaving an extraction review so a stray swipe can't discard it.