Health trends
Track your bloodwork next to what you eat and how you train
Add each lab draw by hand or from a photo of the report, then follow how values change over time. Speed Macros tracks 11 common markers: vitamin D, vitamin B12, ferritin, LDL, HDL, triglycerides, total cholesterol, HbA1c, fasting glucose, hs-CRP and TSH.
Trends against cited reference ranges
Each value is compared with a general reference range from published guidance, and the source is shown. Labs use different methods and units, so your own lab's range and your clinician's advice always come first.
Photo entry you review first
A photo of a lab report can be read with AI to fill in the values, and only after you turn on AI sharing. You review and correct every number before saving, and manual entry works without AI. The report image isn't stored.
Tracking, not diagnosis
Speed Macros never diagnoses a condition or recommends treatment. It organizes values you already have so you can bring a clear history to your doctor.
Common questions
Which lab markers can I track?
Eleven: vitamin D, vitamin B12, ferritin, LDL, HDL, triglycerides, total cholesterol, HbA1c, fasting glucose, hs-CRP and TSH. When you scan a report, other values on it can be kept exactly as printed, with your lab's own range.
Does it tell me what my results mean?
No. It shows each value against a cited general reference range and your own history, and suggests talking to your clinician when a value is outside it. It never diagnoses or recommends treatment.
Do I need AI to add results?
No. You can type values in. Reading a photo or PDF of a report uses AI only if you have turned on AI sharing, and you check every number before saving.
Keep your progress in one place
Create a free account to save meals, macro and micronutrient history, workouts, and progress check-ins. Explore the features before you decide what fits.