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Autodoc · 2024

Autodoc: a med-tech app for at-home lab testing

A set of lab tests done at home, results explained by AI, and a doctor one tap away.

Overview

Autodoc is a med-tech app for an at-home diagnostics device that runs a set of tests, including blood work. The results go to an AI that explains them, and patients can book a doctor in the app to discuss the numbers.

The problem

The app had to show clinical results to people without medical training. It needed to explain what the numbers mean without scaring anyone, never present the AI reading as a diagnosis, and keep a doctor involved.

  • Clinical results for people who cannot interpret them alone
  • An AI reading that informs but is not a diagnosis
  • A test at home that has to work the first time
  • A marketing site for a device most people have never seen

The solution

The results screen starts with what changed and what it means, in plain language, and the raw values are one level down for anyone who wants them. The AI reading is clearly labelled as a reading, and the option to book a doctor sits right under it, so the next step is always visible.

  • Plain-language results first, raw values one tap away
  • The AI reading labelled as a reading, never as a diagnosis
  • Consultation booking placed next to the result that raised the question
  • A landing page that explains the device before it sells it

Process

Discovery

Patient journey

Clinical constraints

Device flow

Design

Test and result UX

AI reading patterns

Consultation booking

Marketing

Landing structure

Device explainer

Hi-fi page

Result

The app guides a person from an at-home sample to a booked consultation and explains every result along the way.

  • Clinical results made readable without overstating what they mean
  • A doctor reachable from the result that raised the question
  • App and marketing site designed as one consistent experience