Your marker dashboard
A single view of everything you track. See how many markers you follow, how many reports you have recorded, and how long your history spans — then dive into any marker or report.
- Markers tracked and reports recorded, at a glance
- Recently tested and changed markers surfaced first
- Quick links into any marker, report, or comparison
Marker cards
Every marker you track has its own card showing the latest value, the change since your last test, and a mini trend spanning your full history.
Sample data shown for demonstration purposes.
Trend charts for every marker
Open any marker and see a full trend chart plotting your verified values over time. The longer your history, the clearer the direction. Charts use your recorded values only.
- Values plotted chronologically across every report
- Latest value and change-since-last-test always visible
- Reference range context from the source laboratory
LDL Cholesterol
mg/dL · 3 reports
Filter by category
Narrow your markers by clinical category, or by status. Find exactly the group you want to review without scrolling through everything.
Available filters
Historical results table
For any marker, see every recorded value in a table — date, value, unit, and the reference range as reported by the source lab. Sort by date to watch a marker evolve.
Vitamin D
Historical results
| Date | Value | Unit | Range |
|---|---|---|---|
| Sep 2026 | 38 | ng/mL | 30–100 |
| Sep 2025 | 31 | ng/mL | 30–100 |
| Sep 2024 | 24 | ng/mL | 30–100 |
Your Recorded History
Your personal baseline is simply the collection of values you have verified over time. TrackMyMarkers never substitutes an estimate for a value you recorded — your history is the source of truth, and every chart, comparison, and summary is built from it.
- Every value is one you verified from a real report
- Unverified results are always flagged as such
- Export your full recorded history at any time
Recorded history across reports
HbA1c
4 data points · 2023–2026
5.4 %
latest
LDL
3 data points · 2024–2026
111 mg/dL
latest
Vitamin D
3 data points · 2024–2026
38 ng/mL
latest