See what has changed between lab tests.

When your vet asks how a result compares with last time, you should not have to open every report to find it. Talli brings repeated lab values into a history you can explore by date.

See the latest value, its direction of change and the range beside it. Open the panel behind a result, then use that context to prepare questions for your veterinarian.

Join waitlist

reference entries covering 49 lab analytes and 7 vitals and clinical scores

Follow one value across visits

Open a lab value to see its results over time, rather than reading one panel in isolation. Explore a recent period or the history on file, with dates, units and links to the original panels.

A trend needs more than one dated result. Where there is enough history, Talli describes the direction of change, ready to discuss with your veterinarian.

Alkaline phosphataseSample record

118U/L

8 Oct 2025118 U/L
19 Feb 2026168 U/L
30 Jul 2026231 U/L

Reference interval 23 to 212 U/L, straight from the report, with the laboratory’s own flag on the latest result.

See what changed between visits.

Three chemistry panels arrived as three separate documents. Talli reads each value with its date and unit, so a number has a history instead of standing alone.

Read the number with its context

Each result keeps its reported value, units, laboratory flag and reference range together. The range from the report takes priority, so you can compare the number with the context supplied for that test.

When the report does not provide a range, a catalogue reference may fill the display. Talli labels that fallback and names its source, so you can tell it apart from the reporting laboratory's own interval.

CreatinineSample record

1.9mg/dL

4 Jan 2026, 1.412 Mar 2026, 1.9

Reference 0.5 to 1.6 mg/dL
Lab flags included

Biomarker tracking for pets.

Think of it as biohacking for pets: track the biomarkers, see the trends, know what to ask. A built-in reference catalogue covers 49 lab values, and every point opens the report it came from.

Connect results to the health overview

Talli organizes records into ten health areas, bringing relevant results and measurements into a focused view. Open an area to see its findings, the dates behind them and links to the supporting history.

When an area needs more or newer information, Talli names what would complete it. Each area is built from the records on file.

health areas

Weight

Kidney

Liver

Blood

Heart

Thyroid

Allergies

Mobility

Dental

Nutrition

Every area, built from their records.

Each area gathers the lab results, measurements and notes that belong to it, and shows the evidence behind its summary. Put lab results in context and know what to bring up at the next visit.

Keep the evidence ready for your vet

Document-derived results link back to their source, so you can check a value against the report. Share selected lab panels with a clinic, or export the lab results as a CSV when you need a file.

[1] Lab report, 12 Mar 2026

[2] Lab report, 4 Jan 2026

Answers with receipts.

Every AI answer links to the records it used, so the original is always one tap away.

Common questions

What does a rising or falling result mean?

It shows the direction of change across the results on file, with the laboratory's own flags beside them. Your veterinarian reads that direction alongside the examination and other clinical information.

Which reference range does Talli show?

The report's range takes priority when it is available. If it is missing, Talli can show a labelled catalogue reference with its source. Check the units and range alongside each result when comparing reports.

Can I add a result from a paper report?

Yes, by entering a laboratory panel manually. Automatic reading uses the text in supported files, including a PDF's text layer, and you add values from scans and photographs yourself.