LaboraIQ Athlete Health
The blood results you already have — read into a clear performance picture
LaboraIQ reads your existing lab results and an optional InBody report, and turns them into the LaboraIQ Score and four performance insights — through a versioned, clinician-reviewed rules engine. No diagnosis, no guesswork.
- Laboratory background
- Dr Hedib Alrawili — medical laboratory specialist, PhD Oxford
- Clinical review
- Every version of the rules engine is reviewed by an independent specialist before it ships
- Regulatory pathway
- Built against SFDA's general wellness device guidance (MDS-G027)
- The scoring engine
- A versioned, fixed rules engine reviewed by specialists — not a model that learns from data
LaboraIQ Score
Energy Delivery
Heart Health
Recovery
Kidney Health
Sample only — demo data, not a real customer's result.
How it works
From your results to a clear performance picture
- 01
Upload what you have
Upload a photo or file of your existing blood results, plus an InBody report if you have one — from any lab.
- 02
Read against a fixed set of rules
A versioned, clinician-reviewed rules engine places every value inside the performance ranges built for your cohort.
- 03
Track it over time
Get the LaboraIQ Score and four insight scores, compared automatically against your last upload.
What's covered
Four scored insights, and supporting read-outs
Every insight draws on its own set of markers — nothing repeats, nothing contradicts another score.
Energy Delivery
How well your blood carries oxygen and supports endurance — haemoglobin, iron stores, and B12.
Heart Health
Lipids, HbA1c, and fasting glucose, read together as one picture of heart and metabolic health.
Recovery
Inflammation and tissue-stress markers, to see where you sit between sessions.
Kidney Health
Filtration rate calculated in-house — not lifted from the lab's printed value.
Supporting read-outs, no separate score
Iron Status
A closer look at iron stores, inside the Energy Delivery picture.
Nutrition Status
B12 and vitamin D, as context rather than a standalone score.
Fuel Use & Metabolic Flexibility
How your body draws on glucose and fat for training fuel.
Who it's for
Built for three kinds of Saudi athletes

Strength & bodybuilding
For athletes training consistently for 3+ months who want a clearer read on what training is doing to their body.

Football
For tracking recovery and readiness between training blocks and matches.

General fitness & weight loss
For anyone training consistently who wants their effort measured in numbers, not guesswork.
Who it doesn't cover yet. Anyone who declares a diagnosed medical condition at registration is excluded and receives no score — a precaution, not a judgment on their condition.
Registration for women
LaboraIQ is male-only at launch (18+, training consistently for 3+ months) while an independent ruleset for women is reviewed by its own independent specialist. Join a dedicated waitlist now, and we'll tell you the moment it's signed off.
Blood vs. wearables
What a wearable measures, and what it doesn't
Wearables are excellent at what they're built for. Internal markers complete the picture — they don't compete with it.
| Wearables | LaboraIQ | |
|---|---|---|
| Heart rate & sleep | Precise daily tracking | Not measured |
| Iron stores & kidney health | — | Read directly from blood |
| Body composition detail | Estimated from touch or camera | Interpreted from an actual InBody report |
| Inflammation & tissue stress | — | From hs-CRP and AST |
| Long-term tracking | Daily, high-frequency | Periodic, built on lab-confirmed values |
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Early access
Pricing will be announced at launch
No report has gone out to a real customer yet — the product is pre-launch. Joining the waitlist now reserves your place in the first cohort, once the ruleset is signed off.
- An early place in the first cohort at launch
- Direct updates on the clinical and regulatory review
- No payment needed to join the waitlist
Final pricing hasn't been set yet.
Quick questions
Before you join
No. LaboraIQ is a general wellness product, built against SFDA's guidance for wellness devices (MDS-G027) — not a diagnostic tool.
Waitlist
Be among the first to try LaboraIQ
Leave your email and tell us which group you're in — we'll let you know as soon as registration opens.