Private waitlist · opening July 2026

Blood tests that finally answer the questions that matter.

01 What changed?
02 What matters?
03 What next?

Upload any UK blood test and biomarkr shows how your results are changing over time, which body systems may need attention, and which next steps may be worth considering — in plain English, with the longitudinal context most result PDFs leave out.

Free for early members Works with common UK lab result formats GDPR compliant Non-diagnostic

Built after years of trying to make sense of blood tests that kept coming back normal — while the questions kept coming back too.

Supports understanding — does not diagnose, prescribe or replace clinical judgement.

9
body systems
biomarkr report preview · April 2026
5 tests on file · 18 months · 34 biomarkers
1 needs attention
Your iron levels ↓ Trending down
28 µg/L ↓ from 64 · Sep '24
28 Sep '24 Apr '26
Iron & oxygen transport
62 · 4 markers · trending down
biomarkr interpretation
"Ferritin has fallen across four consecutive tests — a pattern that may be worth discussing at your next GP appointment."
Non-diagnostic · safety-checked
The gap

Blood tests create data.
Rarely clarity.

"Is this number normal for me — or just normal for the population?"
Population reference ranges do not show your personal pattern. biomarkr helps build that picture over time.
"I got two results with no flags. But I feel exactly the same."
A single snapshot rarely tells the story. The trajectory does. That's what biomarkr reads.
"My results were marked normal. So why do I still feel exhausted?"
Individual markers can pass, while a pattern across several tells a different story.
"I changed my diet three months ago. Did it actually help?"
Log changes over time and biomarkr can help you compare future results in context — creating a clearer record to discuss with your clinician.
Ferritin · 18 months Trending down
28 µg/L ↓ from 64 · Sep '24
64 28 Sep '24 Apr '26
Five tests, eighteen months. Each result lower than the last — the kind of drift that is invisible on any single report.
01 · Your history

What changed?

Most reports flag what is outside the reference range today. Biomarkr shows how every marker has moved across every test — and reads the pattern, not just the number.

Two results both within range can hide a steady, meaningful decline. Four results, plotted across a year, cannot.

18 months
of longitudinal data in the example above — the kind of trajectory that is invisible in a single result.
With repeat tests, Biomarkr begins comparing your results against your own historical pattern — so instead of only asking "is this in range?" you can start asking "is this changing for me?"
02 · Your systems

What matters?

A single number rarely answers anything. The picture comes from how your markers move together — across body systems, alongside how you actually feel.

Iron, transferrin saturation, haemoglobin, ferritin — read in isolation, they are four numbers. Read together, they are a coherent story about oxygen transport.

9 systems
scored and tracked — thyroid, liver, kidneys, lipids, iron, inflammation, metabolic, hormones, nutrients.
Biomarkr groups your results across nine body systems and scores each one — so you see the shape of your health, not a wall of decimals.
Body systems · April 2026 9 / 9 covered
Iron & oxygen transportferritin · transferrin sat. · haemoglobin
62
InflammationCRP · ESR · ferritin
88
Liver functionALT · AST · GGT · bilirubin
91
ThyroidTSH · free T4 · free T3
85
LipidsLDL · HDL · triglycerides · ApoB
79
Example interpretation

"Your ferritin has fallen across three consecutive tests, with a parallel decline in transferrin saturation. Read alongside the fatigue you have reported, this is a pattern that may be worth discussing with your GP at your next appointment."

Example interpretation · safety-checked · non-diagnostic
Priority next steps · April 2026 Based on your results & trends
Discuss falling ferritin with your GP
Repeated downward trend across five consecutive tests.
Discuss
Monitor iron markers on your next test
Ferritin and transferrin saturation are moving together — worth tracking at your next result.
Monitor
Review dietary iron intake
Relevant to iron and oxygen transport — evidence-aware, where appropriate to your context.
Lifestyle
Optional
Log supplements, diet or lifestyle changes so future results can be reviewed in context — creating a clearer record for you and your clinician.
03 · Your next steps

What next?

biomarkr prioritises next steps based on your current results, trends and body-system context — from what to monitor, to what may be worth discussing with your GP, to evidence-aware lifestyle and nutrition considerations where appropriate.

Next steps are ranked, not listed. The most relevant action — based on your specific data — comes first.

If you log changes over time, biomarkr can help you compare future results with what you have been doing — creating a clearer record for you and your clinician to discuss.
04 · Ask your record

A conversation grounded
in your results.

biomarkr chat answers questions using your actual blood test history — trends, body-system summaries, and what has changed over time. It is not a blank prompt. It is a conversation with your own record.

Grounded in your data · non-diagnostic
Questions people ask
Why has my ferritin been falling? Which markers are linked to iron health? What changed since my last test? What should I raise with my GP?
biomarkr chat
Grounded in your test history
Why has my ferritin been falling?
Your ferritin has fallen across four consecutive tests over 18 months — from 64 µg/L in September 2024 to 28 µg/L in April 2026. That is a 56% decline, and it is now approaching the lower end of the reference range for your age and sex.

This sits within the iron & oxygen transport system, where related markers — including haemoglobin and transferrin saturation — may offer additional context. Both are within range in your most recent result, which is worth noting.

This may be worth raising with your GP, particularly given the consistent direction of change.
Based on your 5 tests on file · iron & oxygen transport
Non-diagnostic · does not prescribe · always discuss with a clinician
Connected intelligence

Your biomarkers are connected.
biomarkr reads them that way.

Ferritin, haemoglobin and transferrin saturation tell a clearer story together than they do alone. biomarkr maps related biomarkers into body systems, tracks how they move over time, and helps explain the bigger pattern behind your results. biomarkr currently supports 70+ biomarkers and growing — this example report shows 34.

 · now tracking
70+
biomarkers and growing — supported across nine body systems, grouped, scored and read in context with each other.
Age & sex
reference context where available — helping biomarkr interpret results more carefully than a one-size-fits-all view.
Longitudinal
history that grows over time — from previous results you upload to future tests you add. This example shows 18 months.

"The question is not only whether a number is in range today. It is whether it has been quietly moving over time."

Non-diagnostic · evidence-aware · built in London

This relationship layer is part of biomarkr's wider intelligence pipeline. See how biomarkr thinks →

Method · Built differently

Built so it can be trusted.

Many tools explain a single PDF. biomarkr is built to understand the record behind it — the history, the trends, the connections across your body systems.

Every interpretation moves through a structured pipeline — validated against source data, checked for unsafe claims — before a single sentence reaches you.

Designed to combine
Structured user data, curated clinical guidance and evidence-aware reasoning — not generic AI responses alone.
Operating stance
Non-diagnostic. biomarkr gives you the language to talk to a clinician — not a replacement for one.
Want to go deeper?

See how biomarkr structures results, connects biomarkers, uses evidence-aware reasoning and validates outputs before they reach you.

How biomarkr thinks →
01
Structure
Converts results into standardised biomarker data from any UK lab format.
02
Context
Compares current results with previous tests and relevant health context over time.
03
Reason
Reads related biomarkers together across body systems — not as isolated numbers.
04
Validate
Generated narratives are checked against source data, safety rules and non-diagnostic claim boundaries before display.
05
Explain
Produces clear, patient-friendly interpretation — grounded in what your data actually shows.
Why this exists

Built from
lived experience.

biomarkr was built after years of trying to make sense of repeated blood tests during a long health journey. Test after test, the results came back — numbers, ranges, flags — but the picture never became clear.

"I was taking screenshots of my results. Saving PDFs. Opening them side by side at each new appointment, trying to remember whether a number had been higher six months ago — and whether that actually mattered."

Eventually things became clearer. But the experience made one thing obvious: the hardest part of blood testing is not getting the results. It is understanding what they mean across time, across your body systems, and in the context of how you actually feel.

biomarkr exists to close that gap — not to replace clinicians, but to give patients the longitudinal picture that makes those conversations more informed.

Evidence-aware · Built in London
Founder, biomarkr
Beyond the patient app

The same intelligence engine,
two more surfaces.

For clinicians

biomarkr for clinics.

Structured, patient-friendly reports designed for clinician review, annotation and follow-up. Designed for private GPs, preventive health clinics and specialist practices.

For clinics →
For partners & labs

biomarkr API.

For labs, testing providers and health platforms, biomarkr can provide structured interpretation outputs — including summaries, system scores, trends and next-step guidance.

API & partners →

Your blood has been keeping a record.
It's time you could read it.

We're opening early access to a small group of patients this summer — free for the first year, no commitment. You'll be among the first to see what your blood has been trying to tell you.

If biomarkr highlights something that concerns you, it will always point you toward your GP — never leave you to interpret it alone.

First invites · July 2026
UK only at launch · Free for year one