Create a web account, connect Claude Desktop with granular permissions, load structured laboratory results, and explore your history in the BioOps Labs dashboard.
BioOps for iPhone is coming soon. Existing invited mobile users keep their current access.
Web dashboard
Review exact reported results, laboratory ranges, flags, units, and changes over time after Claude loads a structured report through MCP.
Latest report
12 results available
Sample report
Loaded through BioOps MCP
Structured by Claude · reviewed against the source
HbA1c IFCC: 39 mmol/mol
In range
LDL cholesterol: 2.4 mmol/L
Reported
Ferritin: 118 µg/L
In range
TSH: 1.8 mIU/L
In range
Example laboratory
Exact values · units · reference ranges
Claude Desktop
Authenticated MCP · scoped access
HbA1c
39 mmol/mol
LDL-C
2.4 mmol/L
Ferritin
118 µg/L
TSH
1.8 mIU/L
# OAuth client
Claude Desktop · read:labs write:labs
# Access
Sign in with Apple or Google, accept the current terms, and open the BioOps dashboard. No iPhone app is required for the Labs MVP.
Create a revocable OAuth client, choose only the scopes Claude needs, and add the BioOps remote MCP endpoint in Claude Desktop.
Ask Claude to structure a lab report into BioOps, verify the stored transcription, then explore results and trends in the Labs dashboard.
MCP / Model Context Protocol
BioOps speaks Streamable HTTP MCP with OAuth. Laboratory read and write permissions are independent, health-context permissions are separate, and you can revoke clients or tokens from the dashboard.
# BioOps remote MCP endpoint
{
"url": "https://bioops.app/api/public/mcp",
"scopes": "read:labs write:labs",
"access": "scoped · revocable · OAuth"
}BioOps preserves the reported value, unit, flag, range, collection time, laboratory, and provenance. It does not diagnose or silently convert results.
For invited mobile users, Sleep, Recovery, Strain, baselines, and Z-scores are finalized on iPhone. The web and MCP server present them without recalculating physiology.
Public iPhone availability is not yet launched. Invited mobile users can continue using Apple Health sync and the existing mobile experience unchanged.
BioOps is a personal information and visualization service, not a medical device or a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment.