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How HealthViewer stacks up against other ways to keep your lab results. We make HealthViewer, so we check every fact below against each product's own site and say where another product is the better fit.

At a glance

Product Runs on Price Data lives Lab PDFs Portals
HealthViewer Mac and Windows $24.99 once, after a 7-day free trial Encrypted file on your computer Yes, plus CSV, FHIR JSON, and MyChart (C-CDA) files Epic, Oracle Health (Cerner), athenahealth, eClinicalWorks (US)
Apple Health iPhone and iPad only Free On your iPhone, with end-to-end encrypted iCloud sync Not yet; lab upload announced for a redesign that has not shipped Participating US, UK, and Canadian providers
Blood Health Tracker Mac; Windows on a waitlist $12 once On your computer Yes, with your own Google Gemini API key; or type results in No
Carrot Care iPhone only Free with limits; Premium from $6.99/month or $59.99/year On your iPhone, optional iCloud backup Yes, PDFs and photos No
Fasten OnPrem
Archived July 18, 2026; no longer developed
Self-hosted server (Docker); Mac App Store app Free to self-host; Mac app $49.99 Your own server or Mac No; manual entry or FHIR bundle upload Removed in February 2026
Function Health Web, iPhone, Android $365/year, with lab tests twice a year Function's cloud Upload past results No
Google Health Android 14 or later, iPhone with iOS 26 or later; no desktop app Free; Premium $9.99/month or $99/year Google Health's servers Upload through the AI coach, which needs Premium US providers, by portal sign-in or CLEAR identity check
Guava Health Web, iPhone, Android Free; Premium $8/month or $78/year Guava's cloud (Amazon Web Services), encrypted at rest Upload free; automatic result import on Premium Epic, Cerner, MEDITECH, athenahealth, and others, plus Quest and Labcorp, on the free plan
Heads Up Health
Now sold to clinics and practitioners
iPhone, Android; web dashboard for practitioners Custom pricing for practices Heads Up's cloud Not described on its site EHR integrations for practices
Hemo
Private beta
Mac (macOS 15.2 or later); no Windows Free during beta; final price not announced On your Mac Yes, PDFs and photos read by an online AI service, then reviewed by you No; imports Function, Superpower, and WHOOP exports
Hugo Health
Hugo Connect shut down April 3, 2026
No longer available No longer available Hugo's cloud Not documented Patient portals, the VA, pharmacies, and insurers, while it ran
InsideTracker Web, iPhone, Android From $489 in the US with a blood test; upload-only plan $149/year InsideTracker's cloud On the upload plan, up to 30 result sets a year, listed biomarkers only No
KeepMD iPhone, Android, web Free with 15 scanned pages a month; Plus $6.99/month or $59.99/year Encrypted on your device Yes, by scanning Epic and Cerner, on Plus
Mere Medical
Maintained by one developer
Web browser, installable as an app; self-host with Docker Free, open source (MIT) Your browser; encryption optional No Epic, Oracle Health (Cerner), athenahealth, eClinicalWorks (Healow), NextGen, Veradigm, and others
Microsoft HealthVault
Shut down November 20, 2019
No longer available Was free Microsoft's cloud; records left there were deleted at shutdown No longer available No longer available
Superpower Web, iPhone $199/year, with one blood test a year (may differ in New York and New Jersey) Superpower's cloud Upload past labs No

Every row was checked against the vendor's own site on or after September 28, 2026. Prices and features change, so confirm before you buy. For a broader look at portals, phone apps, lab-testing memberships, and spreadsheets, see Where should your lab results live?