Say what the product does
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About
Most people already have the data. Almost nobody has the series.
Vector is an Australian app that turns the pathology reports you already have into a longitudinal biomarker record, with Apple Health as context and the method left open to inspection.
Why it exists
A pathology report is designed to be read once.
It answers the question your doctor asked on the day it was ordered, then goes into an inbox. The information that actually compounds — how a marker has moved over five years, which results move together — is not in any one report. It only appears when the reports are held together, in the units they were printed in, with the dates intact. That is the whole job Vector is built to do.
How we work
Claims kept close to their evidence.
Health software earns trust by being checkable, so the method, the sources and the limits sit next to the thing they describe rather than in a policy nobody opens.
Publish numbers only when they hold
All 82 marker pages state their reporting unit, and publish a numeric reference interval only where Australia has a nationally harmonised one.
How reference ranges workShow the uncertainty
The biological age estimate states which inputs were present, missing or stale, and lowers its confidence rather than filling gaps with a flattering assumption.
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