Understand your health results, with less worry.
Check, track, and learn self-screening for six common tests, right from your phone.
Not a diagnostic tool and not a substitute for a health professional.
History stays on your device
Six results, six ways to read them
Each parameter has its own unit, thresholds, and context. Pick one to see its result screen.
7.8mg/dL
Normal
Uric acid
Helps you read the uric acid number in context, without jumping to gout.
Sample data: Wayan Adi, 46 years old
Read: High uric acid is not always gout
112mg/dL
Caution
Blood glucose
Tells fasting, random, and 2 hours after a meal readings apart.
Sample data: Nadia Putri, 30 years old
Read: Fasting, random, and 2-hour blood glucose
11.2g/dL
Caution
Hemoglobin
Shows that low hemoglobin can have more than one cause.
Sample data: Sari Wulandari, 38 years old
Read: Low hemoglobin is not always iron deficiency
215mg/dL
Caution
Total cholesterol
Puts the cholesterol number into the pattern of your health history.
Sample data: Fitri Handayani, 42 years old
Read: Understanding the lipid profile128/84mmHg
Normal
Blood pressure
One measurement is not a diagnosis. Technique and repetition still matter.
Sample data: Rahmat Hidayat, 52 years old
Read: One blood pressure reading is not a diagnosis
23.0kg/m²
Normal
Body mass index
Use BMI as a screening tool, not as a full picture of body composition.
Sample data: Dimas Pratama, 27 years old
Read: BMI is a screening toolSee LHP at work
A short video on how LHP reads a test result and keeps the history on your phone.
User guide and video tutorialFrom a number to the next step
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Enter the test result
Fill in the name, date of birth, type of test, then the number.
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Read the status
The status appears together with symptoms that might be felt.
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See the food suggestions
Recommended, limit, and avoid, with pictures of everyday foods.
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Track the change
Every result goes into the history and is drawn as a chart.
Your health data stays on your phone.
No account and no cloud sync. Your test history is stored locally, and you are the one who manages it.
Read the privacy policyAvailable in three languages
Learn until it clicks, then earn a certificate
Every parameter has a module: short lessons, practice questions, and a certificate when you pass.
- lesson sections per module
- 8
- multiple-choice practice questions
- 10
- correct answers to pass
- 8
Short reads connected to your results
All articles
Getting to know the six tests in LHP
High uric acid does not always mean gout
Fasting, random, and 2-hour blood glucose
Recognizing blood glucose that is too low
Low hemoglobin is not always iron deficiency
Understanding the lipid profile
One blood pressure reading is not a diagnosis
Cutting salt without losing flavor
BMI is a screening tool
Healthy eating starts today
When to bring results to a health facility
Open for shared review
The LHP interpretation engine and education library are on GitHub under the MIT license.
About LHP open source
Start with your latest test result.
Available on Google Play for Android devices.
Scan with your phone camera to open Google Play.
Information on the LHP website and app is early education. Results do not establish a diagnosis, prescription, or therapy. Read the medical disclaimer
