Auer Twight vs Bloodwork

Auer Twight is a simple application that takes the one thing you said you wanted to achieve, your goal, and displays it up front and center in a widget. You can then add the widget to your Home Screen, your Lock Screen, etc. The app is named after the legendary climber Mark Twight and his Recipe.

Upload a blood test PDF from any lab, in any language, or scan the paper report with your iPhone, and see every biomarker against its reference range. - your iPhone checks the file first: a file that is not a lab report, has two people or no readable page is stopped before anything is sent - three free reports when you sign in; credit packs after that - every value read from your PDF and matched to the LOINC catalog, so different labs line up on one chart - biological age (Levine PhenoAge) from a full panel, as a line across your draws - Today: what changed in the last draw, and what has not been measured in a while - each marker with the lab's own range, a high/low word, and a trend line across every upload - please check: a value whose match or unit looked doubtful is marked, and it does not count until you confirm it - among people like you: where a value sits among people of the same sex and age (NHANES 2011-2018) - the original page of your report, with the line the value was read from highlighted - Apple Health, optional and read only: date of birth and sex, and weight, resting heart rate, VO2 max, sleep, steps and more drawn next to a marker. you choose per kind: off, on this iPhone, or also in your account; nothing is written back - a Live Activity while a report is read, Home Screen widgets, and Spotlight and Siri: "latest ferritin", "add a blood test" - "what moves it": guidance cited to a named guideline or institute, never written by an AI - names the catalog does not know yet are kept exactly as your lab printed them bloodwork is not a medical device and gives no medical advice. Reference ranges come from your lab report or a named source; nothing is invented.