Lab result analysis
Upload a photo or PDF. Plain-English explanations use the ranges on your report — with sources you can check.
Markers reviewed
Vitamin D18 ng/mLLow
TSH2.1 mIU/LIn range
WBC6.2 K/uLIn range
CitedEducational
Vero
AI health assistant
Understand your lab results
In the context of your Apple Health data, with cited sources.
Labs, medications, nutrition, profile, and Apple Health — see how it connects.
VeroJust got my blood work back. Can you take a look?
Works with Apple HealthCited sources you can checkConversations, notes and lab documents encrypted on-deviceFree to download
The idea
Understand your labs in the context of Apple Health and the same conversation
One thread for bloodwork, medications, nutrition, and Apple Health. Educational.
How it works
Three steps to clarity
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Connect your data
Upload lab results and sync Apple Health / HealthKit — including metrics from Apple Watch or Oura when they appear there.
Lab PDFUploadedApple HealthConnectedMedicationsOptional - 02
Ask in context
Chat with an AI health assistant that can reference your labs, meds, and history — not a blank-slate chatbot.
Just got my blood work back. Can you take a look?I can walk through the markers on this panel using the ranges printed on your report. - 03
Get cited insights
Plain-language explanations grounded in your data, with sources you can check. Discuss decisions with your clinician.
Vitamin D is low at 18 ng/mL on this report. Other markers look within typical lab ranges. Discuss next steps with your clinician.
NIH ODSMedlinePlus
Continuity
Labs, data, and chat in one thread
Each surface feeds the same conversation. Upload labs, connect Apple Health, track meds — then ask without starting over. Medication reminders.
Apple Health & wearables
HealthKit can inform answers — including metrics from Apple Watch or Oura when those data sync into Apple Health.
Today
Sleep7h 12m
HRV42 ms
Steps8,420
Illustrative — only metrics you choose to share
Longitudinal context
You do not have to re-explain your labs
Vero keeps labs, medications, nutrition, and profile in one thread so a follow-up can reference what you already shared. Not a blank-slate chatbot.
Full features overviewShould I talk to my doctor about vitamin D?
Your last panel showed 18 ng/mL — low on that report's range. That can contribute to feeling tired. Worth discussing with your clinician before changing anything.
Sources: NIH · MedlinePlus
Follow-up that already knows the prior result
Cited sources
Answers are meant to cite authoritative sources when applicable — so you can check the same pages.
One result rarely tells the whole story. Vitamin D is interpreted with the range on your own report, symptoms, and other markers.
NIH ODSMedlinePlusYour lab range
Private by design
Encryption happens on-device first. See the security page for the precise claims.
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On your device
Health data is encrypted before it leaves the phone.
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Then it syncs
Identifiable health data is not used to train AI models.
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Never sold
HIPAA-eligible infrastructure, with BAAs where required.
Who it's for
Built for people who care about their health
You track sleep and recovery, close your rings, and care about your labs. Vero connects Apple Health data with bloodwork so the story stays in one place.
Labs next to recovery
Sleep last night7h 12m
Vitamin D18 ng/mL
HRV42 ms
Library
Look up a number before you ask
Medically reviewed explainers and calculators — then bring your own results into Vero for context.
Lab Guide
57 markers
Biomarker explainers
Plain-English ranges and what high or low can mean — always defer to the range on your own report.
Browse allTools
7 tools
Free health calculators
A1C, protein, macros, corrected calcium, and other planning tools that stay in your browser.
Browse allPanels & conditions
11 guides
How to read a panel
CMP, BMP, lipid panel, plus condition-specific lab guides. Tests rarely diagnose on their own.
Browse allCommon questions
Frequently asked questions
What is Vero?
Vero is an AI health assistant for iPhone. It helps you understand lab results and other health questions in the context of your Apple Health data, medications, nutrition, and profile — with cited sources when applicable. It is an educational organizer and explainer, not a medical device or clinic visit.
How do Vero’s features work together?
Each surface feeds the same conversation thread. Upload labs, track meds, log meals, fill in your profile, and connect Apple Health — then ask follow-ups without re-explaining your history every time. Continuity is the product, not six isolated tools.
Does Vero diagnose conditions or check drug interactions?
No. Vero does not diagnose, prescribe, or replace a clinician. It is not a drug-interaction checker. Medication tracking and reminders help you stay organized; safety decisions and interaction questions belong with your pharmacist or doctor.
Is Vero free?
Vero is free to download. AI chat and lab uploads have free monthly limits; Pro unlocks higher usage and health reports. Nutrition logging and meal plans are available in the app on the free tier today — verify current limits in-app or on the App Store.
More on privacy, limits, and when to see a doctor: full FAQ.
Trust
Built for careful health questions
Wellness-focused AI
Powered by modern large language models to help summarize your health and wellness information in clear language — as an organizer and explainer, not a diagnostic tool.
Private by design
Your conversations with Vero, your notes, and your lab documents are encrypted on your device before they sync. Structured health data (medications, conditions, allergies, food log) is protected by row-level access control and encrypted at rest and in transit. Identifiable health data is not used to train AI models. We use HIPAA-eligible infrastructure with BAAs where required, and we never sell your information.
SecurityPhysician-informed quality review
Answers are meant to cite authoritative sources when applicable. Board-certified physicians periodically review sampled outputs — they do not approve every chat. Educational content is medically reviewed.
Medical reviewersStart understanding your health
Bring your labs, wearables, and history into one place — then ask questions about your own data.
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