Glaze’s Bloodline app turns blood-test PDFs into a local health timeline
BLCNYY · x · 2026-07-28
Bloodline turns lab reports into a longitudinal blood-test timeline
Bloodline, a Glaze app, imports blood test PDFs or photos and uses AI to extract dates, markers, values, units, and reference ranges. Users can review every extracted field before saving.
It then organizes results by marker so changes over months or years are easy to inspect. The app supports cards or tables, search, filtering, pinning markers, per-report reference ranges, chart views, and export.
Users can ask Bloodline to review recent results or explain a trend using their reports and optional health context. The app cites supporting markers and dates, separates report evidence from general context, and suggests questions to ask a clinician. A demo ships with 20 synthetic reports, and saved data stays on the user’s Mac.
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