Every result, read in context.
Pulse turns a stack of lab PDFs into one history per biomarker, then explains what it shows. Every screen below is the real app, filled with sample data.
Your latest draw, explained
Pick a report date and Pulse shows what's outside its printed range, then sorts every change since the draw before into newly out, improving, still out, and back in range.
- A range gauge on every flagged result
- Plain wording such as "5% above the upper limit", never alarm words
- Explain and Trend buttons on every card
Every measurement, in its range
Every result on a report, grouped by body system, showing where it sits inside the range printed on that report and how it changed from the draw before.
- Search and filter by panel or status
- The range from that report, never one swapped in later
- Censored results such as ">60" are marked, not smoothed
Honest trend lines
Every metric plotted across every draw, with its reference band behind the line. Choose one date and it's marked on every chart at once.
- Each dot is a measured result
- No padded dates, filled gaps or projections
- Renamed tests join one continuous line
One page for every metric
Click any metric's name and you get a summary sentence built only from what was measured, such as "Out of range on 3 of the last 4 draws, last measured 16 days ago." Below it is the full history at full size.
- Latest reading, gauge and full-size chart
- The Library explanation, your notes and related metrics
- A question to bring to your next draw
The Long View
Pulse reads your whole archive across years. It shows what has drifted the most, what left range and never came back, which flags tend to appear together, and what hasn't been measured in years.
- Rate of change for each metric, from measured points only
- "Never resolved" and "Came back" lists
- Weight changes shown beside your liver and metabolic labs
Every marker, explained with sources
A reference section across nine panels. It explains what each test measures, what can push it up or down, and how it relates to the others, citing Mayo Clinic, MedlinePlus, NIH and other medical sources. It opens even while your vault is locked.
- Search all 65 catalog metrics
- Guides for reading each panel together
- Tests outside the catalog are still listed and charted
Published indices, shown in full
Sixteen published indices across liver, metabolic, lipid, kidney and inflammation markers, filled in from your newest readings. Each one shows its formula, the paper's cutoffs, and the paper itself.
- FIB-4, APRI, Fatty Liver Index, NAFLD fibrosis score and more
- If an input is missing, the result stays blank instead of being guessed
- Height, weight and waist are saved inside your encrypted vault
The context beside your labs
Log what you take, as dated runs, and the scans you've had, such as ultrasound, FibroScan, elastography, MRI or CT. Each one sits next to the draws it overlaps. It's context only: Pulse never suggests a dose or a change.
- A supplement timeline drawn against your draws
- FibroScan stiffness and CAP charted on scan dates only
- Dated events such as a blood donation or an illness
Walk in prepared
A printable page for your visit: how long your record spans, what's flagged now, what has never resolved, what you're taking, and the questions worth asking.
- Print it or save it as a PDF
- Questions phrased as questions, never as instructions
- Built in your browser from your encrypted record
The details that add up.
Five report formats
Classic Quest, MyQuest Result Trends, Kaiser MyChart, BioReference and Choose Health.
Encrypted vault
AES-256-GCM in your browser. The server only ever stores ciphertext.
Face ID unlock
Optional passkey unlock on enrolled devices, without weakening the encryption.
Sync across devices
Your encrypted vault opens on both your laptop and your phone.
Notes on any draw
Keep context next to the results it explains.
Weight log
Weight and waist on each draw date give the liver indices a history.
Read together
Combinations of flags worth discussing as a set.
Backup & restore
Download an encrypted backup file and restore it at any time.
CSV & print export
Exports are made in your browser whenever you want them.
Original PDFs kept
Check any number against the report it came from.
Ask Claude or Codex
An optional local connector answers questions about your history.
Works on any device
A sidebar on desktop and bottom navigation on your phone.
All screenshots show the real Pulse app with made-up sample data.
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