SomaVue
Live: 3,381 cited interpretations across 206 markers and 17 panels, drawn from 1,467 distinct peer-reviewed sources. Built for functional and integrative practitioners.

The lab interpretation tool functional practitioners use for complex cases.

Built for the cases your textbook doesn't cover — autoimmune, environmental, CIRS, post-viral. 3,381 cited interpretations across 206 markers and 17 panels, drawn from 1,467 distinct peer-reviewed sources. No LLM-generated claims. Patient PDFs stay on the practitioner's device.

3,381 cited interpretations · 1,467 distinct sources 206 markers · 17 panels On-device · no upload
Methodology

Built for how practitioners already think.

Every marker is mapped to both the standard pathology range and the optimal range, then cross-referenced against four correlation matrices that mirror the mental model you've spent your career building.

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Standard ranges, optimal targets — side by side.

Every panel shows the lab's pathological reference range and the optimal range from IFM/Optimal DX-style targets. Flags surface the gap between "not sick" and "actually well" — the conversation your patients came for.

206 markers · 17 panels

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Four correlation lenses on every marker.

Click any flag and SomaVue shows the nutrient cofactors that may be depleted, the toxin loads that interfere, the infections known to drive the pattern, and the circadian signals breaking down upstream. Each correlation links to its primary literature.

3,381 cited interpretations · 1,467 distinct sources

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Patient data never leaves your device.

Parsing, ranging, and interpretation all run client-side in the browser. Saved patient libraries (Pro and Clinic) live in your browser's local storage, encrypted at rest with your passphrase. No upload, no chart, no third-party transmission — by design, not by policy.

Zero PHI in transit · encrypted at rest in your browser

Why SomaVue

The only lab tool where every marker is pre-mapped to peer-reviewed evidence.

Three categories of lab software exist today. None of them ship a clinician-curated citation database that lives before the LLM, before the patient, and before the algorithm decides what to show you.

Consumer lab platforms

Order a panel through the platform, the platform interprets it for the patient, upsells the follow-up.

SomaVue Built for the clinician across the desk — not the patient logging in. Works with whatever lab the patient already ran.

LLM-wrapper interpretation tools

"Upload your labs, AI explains them." Citations are fetched by the language model at runtime — when they appear at all.

SomaVue 1,467 distinct peer-reviewed sources, mapped by a clinician before any patient runs labs. Zero LLM in the interpretation loop.

Specialty lab + interpretation bundles

One specialty panel ($300–$500), locked to one lab vendor, with a per-panel algorithm. Per-report fees on every read.

SomaVue 206 markers across 17 panels, every major US lab. Unlimited interpretations on Pro and Clinic — no per-report fee, ever.

What this means at the desk When a patient sits down with a panel from any major US lab, you open SomaVue and every marker already has 3,381 clinician-written interpretations and 1,467 primary sources behind it. Nothing is generated on the fly. Nothing is locked to one vendor's panel. You read the evidence, you make the call.

The four axes

Pattern recognition, externalized.

Every citation is a real paper from a real journal — pulled from clinical literature, not generated. Hover any correlation in SomaVue to read the source.

Nutrient
1,979
citations · 171 markers

Cofactors, methylation inputs, and trace minerals — the upstream depletions behind chronic suboptimal patterns.

Toxin
874
citations · 184 markers

Heavy metals, PFAS, pesticides, and mold mycotoxins — the loads that derail liver, thyroid, and immune signaling.

Infection
416
citations · 139 markers

Stealth viruses, tick-borne, and post-acute patterns — sourced from CDC, IDSA, and WHO clinical guidance.

Circadian
324
citations · 163 markers

Light, temperature, and sleep timing as upstream drivers — the layer most clinical software ignores entirely.

What's inside

Five markers. One look inside.

Every marker in SomaVue carries a four-axis correlation matrix with peer-reviewed citations. Here are five practitioners reach for most often — with one teaser per axis. See the full marker library.

Nutrients

Vitamin D, 25-OH

29 cited interpretations
  • Nutrient Inadequate sun + magnesium cofactor depletion stalls 25-hydroxylation upstream of D status.
  • Toxin Cadmium damages proximal tubular 1α-hydroxylase and interferes with PTH-driven activation.
  • Infection Inverse association with COVID-19 severity — deficient patients track worse on hospitalization curves.
  • Circadian Seasonal: peaks August (US), September–October (Southern Hemisphere). Recheck on the same date next year.
Open marker
Liver

Ferritin

41 cited interpretations
  • Nutrient Falls before hemoglobin in iron deficiency — the early warning, not the late one.
  • Toxin Acute lead exposure drives a misleading rise via acute-phase response.
  • Infection Major positive acute-phase reactant — IL-1β and TNF-α confound "normal" iron storage during sepsis.
  • Circadian Diurnal peak ~11:00 h. Compare draws across visits at the same time of day.
Open marker
Pancreas

Hemoglobin A1C

51 cited interpretations
  • Nutrient Magnesium repletion measurably lowers HbA1c in T2DM — hypomagnesemia is the upstream lever.
  • Toxin Chronic arsenic exposure drives β-cell dysfunction and sustained hyperglycemia.
  • Infection Hemolytic anemia (malaria, autoimmune) under-estimates true glycemic burden — fructosamine first.
  • Circadian Sleep duration ≤ 6h independently raises HbA1c; ask before you change the diet.
Open marker
Thyroid

TSH

55 cited interpretations
  • Nutrient Iodine deficiency triggers compensatory TSH rise — check status before prescribing more T4.
  • Toxin PFAS exposure: 17% lower TSH over 10 years in longitudinal cohort — the hidden environmental driver.
  • Infection Non-thyroidal illness syndrome: cytokine suppression of hypothalamic TRH masks real thyroid status.
  • Circadian Nocturnal peak 02:00–04:00 h. Draws after 10 AM systematically under-read — standardize timing.
Open marker
Inflammation

CRP, C-Reactive Protein

75 cited interpretations
  • Nutrient EPA/DHA suppression of NF-κB lowers CRP — dose-response on omega-3 index, not just "fish oil."
  • Toxin PM2.5: every 10 µg/m³ raises CRP 36.9% in diabetics — zipcode is a biomarker.
  • Infection Bacterial: >100 mg/L within 48h. Viral and post-viral patterns sit lower and longer.
  • Circadian Weak daytime peak ~13:00 h. Useful baseline only if morning draws are consistent.
Open marker

Plus 201 more markers across 17 panels — every one carries the same four-axis structure.

Pricing

Three jobs. One tool.

Free looks up one marker. Pro interprets every panel you run. Clinic runs your practice. No per-report fees, no contract minimums, no seat lock-ins. Cancel anytime — your saved interpretations stay on your device regardless.

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  • All 206 markers · standard + optimal ranges No paywalled biomarkers
  • Full interpretations · in-platform only
  • Nutrient axis correlations
  • On-screen interpretation only · no PDF exports
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For patient-facing practices

Clinic

Hand a report to every patient. Branded patient PDFs, unlimited trend history, curated practitioner notes — built for clinicians whose patients leave with something they keep.

$129 / month
Billed monthly · cancel anytime
  • Everything in Pro
  • Patient PDF reports Plain-language handouts your patients keep — with your clinic's logo, contact info, and disclaimer on every report
  • Unlimited trend history on patient PDFs Full visit-by-visit trajectory, not just the last 3 draws
  • Clinical-considerations bookmarks Curate which practitioner notes appear on each patient's PDF
  • Priority support · same-business-day
  • Coming soon Practitioner seats and shared interpretation library
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All plans billed in USD via Stripe. Cancel anytime from your customer portal. Educational reference tool — not a medical device.

Common questions

What practitioners ask first.

A few of the questions we hear most. If yours isn't here, email us directly.

Is SomaVue HIPAA-covered?

SomaVue is structurally outside HIPAA's transmission scope: lab PDFs are parsed client-side in your browser and never uploaded, transmitted, or stored on our servers. We do not act as a covered entity or business associate, so a BAA is neither required nor offered. Your account email is the only PHI-adjacent data we hold, and that's stored in encrypted Supabase Auth.

How is this different from an LLM-wrapper interpretation tool?

Three things. First, every correlation cites a real journal paper that was selected by a clinician — not text generated by a language model at runtime. Second, the four-axis matrix (nutrient, toxin, infection, circadian) is built from clinical literature and exists before any patient runs labs. Third, the patient's report stays on the practitioner's device — it's never sent to a third-party model. Zero LLM in the interpretation loop. Zero hallucinations possible.

How does this compare to consumer lab platforms and specialty-panel bundles?

Consumer lab platforms vertically integrate ordering, interpretation, and follow-up into a patient-facing app — the practitioner isn't the user. Specialty-panel bundles ship a per-panel algorithm with a per-report fee and lock you to one lab vendor. SomaVue is purpose-built for the moment after the panel comes back — whichever lab ran it. 206 markers across 17 panels, every major US lab, with the same four-axis correlation structure on every result. No per-report fees on Pro or Clinic.

Where do the citations come from?

Peer-reviewed journals — Nutrients, J Nutr, Front Endocrinol, JAMA, NEJM, Lancet — plus clinical guidance from CDC, IDSA, WHO, and IFM. Approximately 3% of circadian citations are from emerging clinicians and are tagged accordingly so you can weight them yourself. Every citation is hand-curated and links to a DOI or institutional source. No LLM-generated claims; zero hallucinations.

What labs and panels are supported?

Any standard CBC, CMP, lipid, thyroid, hormone, or specialty panel from LabCorp, Quest, Boston Heart, Genova, DUTCH, and most US/UK reference labs. Just drop in the patient's PDF — markers are recognized by name, unit, and reference context.

Try it free — no card required.

Drop in a panel, see the four-axis matrix, decide for yourself.