A new Markers tab, and clearer names for the numbers you already track. • Markers tab — browse every marker we track in one place, see your own results in line, filter by status, and add a first result for a marker you don't track yet. • In-Range Ratio — the home screen's "Health Score" is now named for what it measures: how many of your tracked markers sit inside their reference range. • Exam dates — changing an exam's date now moves its results with it, on your charts and in your history. • Panel, not Category — a marker's lab grouping is labelled Panel throughout the app. • Motivation — onboarding now asks "What brings you here?", and your answer is labelled Motivation, so "Goal" only ever means a dated event on your charts. • On Free, a marker whose results are all older than the 12 months your plan includes now points to Bllod Plus instead of showing as untracked.

Logging a repeat exam is now one tap, and your results now take your profile into account. • Panels and repeats — pick a whole panel (blood count, lipid, thyroid) or repeat the marker set of a previous exam instead of searching markers one by one. • Ranges that fit your profile — markers whose normal range depends on sex or age, like hemoglobin, ferritin and testosterone, now use yours. Each marker page lists the full set of reference ranges. • Health Timeline — date your medications, conditions and goals. They annotate your trend charts, and with Bllod Plus a “Since you started” card shows how each marker changed before and after. • Better PDF uploads — results are extracted automatically with live status and a count of markers found, plus a clear retry (or AI extraction) when a file can’t be read. • Re-test reminders — set a reminder for any marker, delivered in your language and timezone. • Safety alerts — if a result is at a level that needs prompt care, we show a one-time alert and keep a “Needs attention” flag on the marker until you re-test.

• Apple Health sync: bring your weight, steps, heart rate, blood pressure, glucose and more into bllod — on your Home screen and right next to your lab results. • Smarter marker charts: filter by time period (Day to All-time), see a clear daily min–max range for busy data like heart rate, and scroll back through your history. • Tidier history: busy days now group into expandable summaries. • More accurate Home: your health score and marker counts now add up correctly. • Smoother first run: clearer options when adding results, a helpful tip, and an optional goals step. • Fixes: corrected oxygen saturation (SpO₂) readings, plus several chart, upload, and notification glitches.

Every marker now has a plain-language explainer — what it measures, why it matters, and what high or low results can mean. Plus a round of bug fixes and polish.

Doctor sharing, leveled up: • Know when your doctor opens a shared exam — you'll get a notification the first time. • Set shared links to expire after 7, 30, or 90 days. • A new screen to preview, regenerate, and manage everything you've shared. Also in this update: • Edit or delete individual results straight from a marker's page. • Smoother date entry when logging an exam. • Polish and stability fixes throughout.

Welcome to Bllod 2.0 — a brand new way to understand your blood work. • Redesigned home with a Health Score at a glance • PDF upload and photo scanning for any lab report • Full marker history with beautiful trend charts • New Analytics tab to spot patterns across exams • Smarter personalization — goals, conditions, and body measurements shape your ranges • Support for English, Portuguese, Spanish, and French We'd love your feedback — tap Profile → Send Feedback to tell us what to build next.