Understand Your Mold or Lab Test Results
Test reports are full of numbers, acronyms, and reference ranges that are hard to read. Upload yours and get a clear, plain-language explanation of what it actually says, for free.
Upload your report
PDF, JPG, PNG, or WebP. Up to 8 MB.
or drag and drop it here
Your file is processed to generate the interpretation and is not stored on our servers.
Reports it can interpret
DNA-based dust tests that score the mold burden in a building. The tool explains what your score and species breakdown mean.
Tests that look for mold toxins in the body, such as ochratoxin, gliotoxin, and trichothecenes. It explains which were flagged and what that indicates.
Inflammatory and regulatory markers used in biotoxin illness, including C4a, TGF-beta1, MMP-9, MSH, and VIP.
Visual contrast sensitivity results and symptom scores, put into plain language.
Routine bloodwork and other lab reports, with each notable value explained against its reference range.
If it is a urine panel you are holding, our guide to how accurate a mycotoxin urine test is covers why a detected toxin proves exposure but not its source, and which toxins point at a building rather than a diet.
How it works
Upload your report
Add a PDF or a clear photo of your lab or mold test report. Nothing to install, no account to create.
The tool reads it
It reads the values and terms on the report and works out what each one means and how they fit together.
Get a plain-language summary
You receive a clear breakdown of what the report measured, the key findings, what they may suggest, and sensible next steps.
Privacy and safety
Frequently asked questions
What kinds of reports can it interpret?
It is built for mold and health-related test reports, including ERMI and HERTSMI-2 building tests, mycotoxin urine panels, CIRS blood markers such as C4a and MMP-9, visual contrast sensitivity results, and general lab bloodwork. If you upload something that is not a test report, it will tell you.
Is this a diagnosis?
No. It is an educational tool that explains what your report says in plain language. It cannot diagnose any condition and is not a substitute for a qualified healthcare provider. Always confirm important findings with a professional.
Is my report stored or shared?
No. Your file is used only to generate the interpretation and is not stored on our servers or shared. For extra privacy you can black out your name and identifiers before uploading, since the interpretation only needs the values and terms.
What file types work best?
A PDF exported directly from your lab is ideal because the text is clean and readable. Clear photos or scans in JPG, PNG, or WebP also work. If a scanned PDF has no readable text, upload a photo of the pages instead.
How accurate is it?
It is good at reading values and explaining terminology, but automated reading can miss or misread details, especially on low-quality scans. Treat it as a helpful first pass that makes your report understandable, then confirm anything that matters with your provider.
Think Mold Might Be the Cause?
Pair your report with the free Visual Contrast Sensitivity test, a validated first-line screen for the neurological effects of biotoxin exposure. Under 15 minutes, no equipment beyond your screen.
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