Your lab report, finally explained
Your lab sends the same PDF as today, plus a private link that explains every value in plain words, shows where it sits in your body, and suggests what to eat next.
Patients leave holding information they cannot read. Clinics keep re-asking the same questions.
A lab PDF is a column of numbers and ranges. They can't tell what “high” means for them, search the internet and worry. Paper reports get lost, so history is rebuilt from memory at every visit.
The report is the only thing the patient sees of the lab's work. No follow-up, no repeat-test reminder, and no reason to come back over a competitor.
They can't remember every patient's history. Consultation time goes into basic questions instead of decisions.
Long waits frustrate patients, who feel they paid for a rushed visit. Prescriptions, lab orders and billing live in separate places.
Three products, so every visit adds to one timeline
Report Simplifier
Lab results go out on WhatsApp as a PDF, plus a link to an animated dashboard that explains each abnormal value.
Food & lifestyle guidance
What to eat and do to bring flagged values back toward normal — everyday Indian meals, not medicines.
Clinic Intake Copilot
An AI interview while the patient waits, so the doctor gets a short summary before the consultation.
The same PDF, plus a link that explains it
Nothing the lab already does is removed. The patient still gets the PDF on WhatsApp, and in the same message a private link that reads it for them.
Tap a result to see what to eat and do
From the lab to knowing what to do
Your lab finishes the tests
Same lab, same sample, same signed PDF as always.
PDF + private link on WhatsApp
Both arrive in one message. The link opens with a one-time login on your number.
A plain summary first
How many values are normal and how many need attention.
Flagged values light up on your body
The view zooms to the organ, so you see where the value comes from.
Tap to understand
What it means, what usually causes it and when to see a doctor — with the lab's own range.
One timeline
Past reports sit together, so you can see whether a value is improving.
Answer once, before you see the doctor
While you wait, a short interview asks about your concern, medicines and past visits — so the doctor starts with your history instead of the basics.
- Sees a one-screen summary before the patient walks in.
- Writes the prescription and lab tests in Nivarun.
- Prescription goes to the patient on WhatsApp; lab orders go to the lab; all saved to the timeline.
- Patients out of the city get the same flow as an online consult.
- Questions per specialty, and how many.
- Branding, languages, and where the assistant is installed — website or app.
- What the doctor sees in the summary.
Free when your lab is a partner
You never pay to see your own report. A paid plan is optional.
The same product serves two kinds of customer
Individuals bring the volume; businesses bring the revenue. A patient should never feel they are being sold something to see their own report.
Questions, answered plainly
Do I still get the normal PDF?+
Yes. The signed PDF arrives on WhatsApp as it does today; the dashboard link comes in the same message.
Who can see my dashboard?+
Only you. The link opens with a one-time login on your WhatsApp number. A clinic sees your history only if you give consent.
Is this a diagnosis?+
No. Nivarun explains and flags values against your lab's own range. Always confirm with your treating doctor.
Who writes the food suggestions?+
They are written or reviewed by a qualified clinician — starting with our founding pathologist. Anything involving medicines, pregnancy, children or seriously abnormal values says “see your doctor”.
Can I use a report from another lab?+
Yes. Upload an old report to get the same dashboard; this is part of the optional paid plan.
See what your report is telling you
Leave your WhatsApp number. We'll send you a link to upload a recent report and get the same dashboard.