Zuree reads your labs, prescriptions and clinical summaries, explains every value in plain language, and keeps the whole timeline in one place.
So you stop rebuilding your history from memory in the ten minutes before an appointment.
Tap any line from a real report below. This is the whole product in one interaction — no jargon, no reading a PDF sideways on your phone.
LDL is the cholesterol fraction most associated with arterial buildup. Your report puts the target under 130, and this reading is above it — worth raising at your next appointment.
Zuree explains what a measurement is and where it falls against the range printed on your own report. It does not diagnose, interpret findings or advise on treatment — that conversation belongs to you and your doctor.
A phone photo of a printout works. So does a PDF from the lab portal, a screenshot, or a scan someone emailed you years ago.
Every value is pulled out with its unit and reference range, labelled, and filed under the right person and date — including the values you would never have typed in by hand.
The next report you add lands next to the last one. Repeat measurements become a line you can look at instead of four PDFs you have to compare.
Zuree starts with lab reports because that is where the confusion is worst, and grows into the rest of what you keep.
Not a text dump. Each result keeps its unit and the reference range from your own report, so “high” means high according to that lab.
Repeat measurements line up automatically across reports from different labs and different years.
Labs, medications and clinical summaries in a single chronological view, so the order things happened is visible.
Add what you take, keep it beside the results, and have it ready when someone asks.
Manage records for your children or your parents in the same app, kept separate.
A report in Portuguese, explained in English. Zuree reads the document in whatever language it was printed in.
Zuree turns everything it has read into one page a clinician can scan in under a minute — what is stable, what is out of range, what changed.
A summary of what your documents say, assembled for a conversation — not a medical opinion and not a substitute for one.
So the defaults are conservative, and we would rather tell you the limits up front than have you discover them later.
Zuree is not a medical device and makes no regulatory compliance claim. It does not diagnose, interpret findings, read imaging or recommend treatment, and it is not a substitute for professional care. If something in your results worries you, that is a conversation for a clinician — the app is there to help you have it.
Your records are visible to you. A doctor sees a summary only when you generate a link and send it, and you can revoke it.
Extraction uses an AI provider, and every record shows the confidence Zuree had. You can always open the original document you uploaded.
Removing a document removes it and everything derived from it — not just from the list you can see.
Your health data is not a product we sell, and there is no advertising in the app.
That is the part Zuree is built for. It reads layouts it has never seen — a phone photo of a printout, a portal PDF, a faxed scan — rather than working from a fixed list of labs. Every value shows the confidence it had, and the original document stays one tap away so you can check anything that looks off.
No, and it will not pretend to. It tells you what a measurement is, what your report’s reference range says, and how the value has moved over time. Deciding what any of that means for you is your doctor’s job — Zuree exists so you arrive at that conversation informed rather than confused.
No. Upload the document and the values, dates, units and ranges come out of it. You can correct anything Zuree got wrong, and add medications by hand if you want them alongside your results.
A report printed in Portuguese can be explained to you in English, or the reverse. Zuree reads the document in the language it was written in and speaks to you in the language you chose.
Yes. Each person gets their own profile, kept separate, so your child’s results never land in your timeline.
Current pricing is shown on the App Store listing before you subscribe, so you always see the figure that applies to you rather than one we printed here months ago. Nothing is charged without you choosing it.
Soon — the app is on iPhone today and the Android build is in progress. There is nothing to install yet, so the button above says so rather than sending you to an empty listing.
One photo. Then look at your results and see whether they make more sense than they did on paper.
On iPhone today, Android coming soon · English, Portuguese and Spanish