Open any organ
Fly in to the heart, lungs, kidneys or brain, read labelled landmarks, and look inside with x-ray and cross-sections. Results that relate to the organ sit beside it.
Personal health records
Keep lab reports and scans for you and your family in one place. LotusPond reads each file and places every result on the organ it relates to, with a note in plain language.
Stored in your region and never sold. LotusPond explains results; it does not diagnose.
What it does
A lab report is a list of numbers. LotusPond connects each one to the part of the body it describes, so you can see your health at a glance and in detail.
Fly in to the heart, lungs, kidneys or brain, read labelled landmarks, and look inside with x-ray and cross-sections. Results that relate to the organ sit beside it.
See where a value sits in its reference range and how it has moved across reports, with a short note on what it measures.
Every report and scan is stored with the values read from it, ready to open, download or delete.
Add a profile for each person you care for, from children to parents. Each person’s records stay separate, and you switch between them from the menu.
How it works
There is nothing to install. LotusPond runs in your browser on a computer, tablet or phone.
Sign up with your email and choose your country. Your records are kept in the region that serves it.
Upload a lab report PDF, a CSV or JSON export, a DICOM file or a photo. You check every value before it is saved.
Each result appears on the organ it relates to, with its range, its history and a note in plain language.
Labs near you
Enter an area or postcode to see where you can get tested. Partner labs are listed first, starting in India, followed by diagnostic labs, imaging centres and hospitals nearby.
Searches go through our server, which rounds your location to about 1 km before it looks up public listings.
Privacy and availability
Your country of residence decides where your records are kept. Each region has its own database and file storage, and sign-up tells you which one holds yours.
Stored on servers in India
People living in India.
Stored on servers in the European Union
People in the European Union and the European Economic Area, plus Guernsey, Isle of Man, Jersey, Switzerland and the United Kingdom.
Stored on servers in the United States
People in the United States and its territories, plus Canada.
Stored on our international servers
People in every other country where LotusPond Health is available: 188 countries and territories, such as Australia, Brazil, Japan, Singapore and South Africa.
Open in 241 countries and territories. Sign-up is not offered yet in China, Cuba, Iran, North Korea, Russia, Saudi Arabia, Syria and the United Arab Emirates, because of local data rules or restrictions.
Where and whyNo. LotusPond explains results; it does not diagnose. It shows each value next to its reference range with a short note in plain language.
A single result outside its range is common and is not a diagnosis. Talk to a doctor about what your results mean for you.
Lab report PDFs that contain text, CSV and JSON exports, DICOM files (.dcm) and photos of scans. Files are read in your browser, and every value is shown for you to check before it is saved. The original file is kept with your records.
In the region that serves your country: India, Europe, the United States, or our international region. Sign-up shows the region before you agree, and the Trust page lists which countries go where.
Your records belong to your account, and every request for a profile’s data is checked against the account that is signed in. We do not sell health data, and we do not share it for advertising.
Yes. One account holds your own profile and one for each family member you add. Accounts are for adults, so a parent or guardian adds children as family profiles.
The range printed on your report, when there is one. Otherwise LotusPond shows a typical adult range and labels it as such, because labs use different methods.
In Profile details you can export a profile as JSON, delete its records or remove the profile. In Account and sign-in you can delete your whole account with everything in it. The Privacy Policy explains how deletion works.
Create a free account, add your first report, and see where each result belongs.