Cholesterol Log XL: Lipid Log

The cholesterol log with big numbers. Your lipid panel results in one place: no account, no subscription, no ads. Cholesterol Log XL is made for people who get a blood test a few times a year and want to keep the numbers without squinting. Copy Total, LDL, HDL and Triglycerides from your lab sheet, and the app keeps every result in a clean, large-print list. LOG A PANEL IN SECONDS • Four big fields, one big wheel: tap a value, turn the wheel, done • Total is enough. Leave LDL, HDL or Triglycerides at “Not measured” if your sheet does not show them • Add the test date and a short note: lab name, fasting • Your last result is remembered, so the next entry takes a few turns of the wheel SEE EVERY RESULT • Your newest panel on top, printed like a lab slip with big numbers • Older results below, newest first • TC/HDL shown as a plain number, exactly as many lab sheets print it • Tap any result to fix a number or delete it FOR YOUR DOCTOR • Share a clean text report of all your results • Export a CSV file for a spreadsheet or your clinic • Reports use the units you chose YOUR UNITS Pick mg/dL or mmol/L, whichever is printed on your lab sheet. Cholesterol and triglycerides are converted with their own correct factors. Switch anytime in Settings. NEXT TEST REMINDER Choose 1, 3, 6 or 12 months after your last result and get a reminder when it is time for the next blood test. PRIVATE BY DESIGN Everything stays on your iPhone. No account, no cloud, no analytics, no tracking. Delete the app and the data goes with it, so export a report first. SIMPLE PRICING The last three results are always free. One purchase unlocks your full history and the doctor's report forever. No subscription. WHO IT'S FOR • Anyone who checks cholesterol regularly and wants all the numbers in one place • Older eyes: large print, high contrast, big buttons • Anyone whose doctor asks “what were your numbers last time?” Cholesterol Log XL is a journal. It does not test your blood, does not interpret your results and does not give medical advice. Always talk to your doctor about your health.