From your first test to a summary for your doctor

An example of how Oreol builds your history and Lum explains it in plain words.

Every day, Lum understands you better

The value grows with the history: the more data Oreol holds, the sharper the connections and Lum's answers.

day one

Upload and ask

Upload test results and documents, fill in a short questionnaire about how you feel, and ask Lum your first question.
first weeks

A couple of minutes a day

Short entries in the health diary. Oreol starts noticing what connects to what.
later on

The history gets sharper

Every new test sits next to the previous ones, and the connections become clearer.

What you can upload

Take a photo of the form or upload a file: Oreol reads the values and reference ranges itself. Nothing needs typing in by hand.

Form photo.jpg Reading the form 3 values
- Glucose 6.4 mmol/L 3.9–6.1
- ALT 52 U/L up to 40
- Haemoglobin 138 g/L 130–160
2 values above range
Test results

From any laboratory, with the ranges printed on the form
GP consultation19 Aug

Complains of morning headaches, blood pressure up to 150/95. Recommended: a blood pressure diary morning and evening, repeat lipid profile in 8 weeks.
- Blood pressure diary · morning and evening
- Repeat tests · in 8 weeks
Doctors' reports

Examinations, consultations, prescriptions
PDF Hospital discharge.pdf12 pages
Reading 12 pages
1. 3 Mar Admission
2. 4–9 Mar Investigations
3. 10 Mar Discharge
4 prescriptions · follow-up in a month
Discharge summaries

From hospital stays and after investigations

how to photograph a form so everything is readable

Flat The sheet lies flat, the camera directly above it.
No glare Soft light, no flash and no shadow from your hand.
Whole page Every line and range in frame, nothing cropped.

What people bring to Lum

Three common situations: what you write, what Lum replies and what you leave with.

after the appointment

The doctor wrote a report, and half the words make no sense

What does “pharyngeal hyperaemia” mean?

Pharyngeal hyperaemia is a red throat. A common sign of a cold, not a separate diagnosis.
3 questions for the doctor

You get every point explained, plus questions for the doctor
between appointments

The results are in, and the doctor is a month away

Anything important here?

Cholesterol 6.2 is above range; in April it was 5.8. Not urgent, but worth raising at the appointment.
the other 17 values are in range

You get a sense of whether it can wait until the appointment
before the appointment

The appointment is in a week, and nothing should be forgotten

Gather everything for my GP about the fatigue

Done. One page: three values over time, eight diary entries and three questions.
Summary for the doctor.pdf

You get a one-page summary and three questions

A summary your doctor can read in a minute

Lum picks what relates to your complaint: the trend of the relevant values, test dates, symptoms in your own words and three questions.

Example, fictional data.

summary for the doctor · fatigue Magomed, 42 21 August 2026

value	trend	range
Haemoglobin, g/L	138 → 124 → 112	120–160
Vitamin B12, pg/mL	320 → 205 → 170	from 190
TSH, mIU/L	2.1	0.4–4.0

symptoms in your own words

Fatigue in the evening almost every day: 8 diary entries over the past month. Sleep 7–8 hours, unchanged.

questions for the doctor

Could haemoglobin and vitamin B12 explain the fatigue?
Which tests are needed to find the cause?
When should I re-test?

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