Helse
In beta · free while it is

All your health in one place, read for you.

Drop in a lab report, a scan, a bill or screenshots from your clinic's app. Helse keeps every result, diagnosis and cost on one timeline, reads each number in context — for your age, sex and life stage — and makes a one-page summary to take to your next doctor.

Add your first results See a sample profile
  • Free while in beta
  • No password — we email you a code
  • Delete everything, any time
A Helse marker page for hemoglobin A1c on a sample profile: 5.6 %, in the lab’s normal range but above the target of under 5.5 %, with its source and a chart of four draws
A marker page on a sample profile. The numbers are made up.

Whatever you're keeping an eye on

  • Fertility and IVF
  • Perimenopause
  • Heart and metabolic health
  • Thyroid
  • Iron and energy
  • DXA and InBody scans
  • A parent’s care
  • Your dog or cat

Tell Helse what matters to you and it puts those results first. It never moves a target to match.

What you get

Everything in one place, for you, your next doctor and your family.

  • Take it to your next doctor

    A one-page summary, laid out the way a doctor who doesn’t know you needs it: allergies first, then medications, diagnoses, visits, vaccines and your latest results against your lab’s own ranges. Untick what to leave out, then print it or save a PDF.

    See a sample summary

  • Your plan

    What your results mean for what you’re focused on, the screenings you’re due for, and a supplement protocol scheduled into your day, with anything your doctor prescribed kept as it is.

    See the sample profile’s plan

  • For everyone you look after

    A profile for a parent, a partner, even your dog. Share any profile, to view it or to help keep it up to date. You share your own data; you can only ask for someone else’s.

How it works

Hand it what you have. See where you stand.

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    01

    Hand it anything

    Lab PDFs, a photo of a paper report, a DXA or InBody scan, screenshots from your clinic’s app, a pasted message. Several pages at once.

  2. Hemoglobin A1c5.6 %
    LDL cholesterol96 mg/dL
    Vitamin DLow24 ng/mL
    Glucose97 mg/dL
    + 24 moreSave 28 results
    02

    Check what it found

    Every result, filed on the day it was drawn — even when one report holds several dates. Nothing is saved until you say so.

  3. Hemoglobin A1c5.6 %
    NormalAbove target
    In your lab’s normal range, but above the target.
    Target < 5.5 % · Selvin et al. (ARIC), NEJM 2010
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    See it in context

    Each number against your lab’s range and, where the research supports one, a target for your age, sex and life stage — with the source one click away. Watched over time, so a slow drift shows.

Every target has a source
10 of 60

popular “optimal” ranges held up when we checked them at the source.

Honest about what the evidence says, and what it doesn't.

We checked the 60 markers people most often give “optimal” ranges for. 10 had a target that held up, and those are the ones Helse grades you against. 7 more have real evidence that isn't a target, and Helse labels it for what it is. For the other 43 it tells you the honest answer: nothing beyond your lab's normal range.

Which ranges hold up, with their sources
What it won't do
Hand you confident numbers with nothing behind them.
Pretend “normal” means “fine.”
Replace your doctor. It gives you what you need for a better conversation with one.
“A couple of winters ago, my husband's brother-in-law died of a heart attack at 36. The autopsy found a 90% blockage and a pancreatic tumor nobody had gone looking for. Every warning sign had been there, assessed one at a time, and waved through. So I built the tool I wish my family had had.”
Olga KahnfounderRead the story

Your data, handled like it's yours.

Handing over lab results is a big ask. Here's what's true today.

  • Never sold, never used for adsYour data isn’t sold and isn’t used for advertising.
  • Read by Claude, never trained onAnthropic’s AI reads your documents under terms that don’t let it train on them.
  • Analytics never see your healthHelse counts visits and sign-ups — never your results, not even which test you open.
  • Reviewed, and yours to deleteA full security review before launch. Delete your account and everything in it goes with it.
Read the privacy policy — plain language, not legalese

Questions

Something else? Write to hello@gethelse.com. A person answers.

Is it free?
Yes, while Helse is in beta.
What can I add?
Anything with health data in it: a lab report (PDF, photo or CSV), a DXA or InBody scan, screenshots from your clinic’s app, a message from your doctor.
Does it replace my doctor?
No. It gives you the whole picture, and a one-page summary to bring, for a better conversation with one. When your doctor gives you a number to aim for, it outranks everything else in Helse.
Can I keep track for my family?
Yes. Keep a profile for anyone you look after, pets included, and share any profile with a partner to view or to help keep up to date.
Does it work with my lab?
Helse reads the document itself instead of connecting to a lab’s system, so it isn’t tied to one lab or one clinic.
What if it reads something wrong?
You see every result before anything is saved and untick what looks off. Adding the same report twice adds nothing.

Start with the results you already have.

Your last blood test is enough to begin.

Add your first results

Free while in beta · No password · Delete everything, any time

Catch it while you still can.