Relaylab
Results to the doctor who ordered them

Connect to Supabase

Project URL and publishable key. Stored on this device only.

Never paste a secret key here — this page runs in the browser.

Welcome to Relaylab

Choose what applies to you.

Get your link

Doctors and patients don't need an account. We'll text your personal link to the number your results are sent to.

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This device is signed in as someone else

Opening the new link signs the current person out on this device and deletes anything they saved for offline use. They can get back in with their own link.

Diagnostic centre sign in

For centre staff only. Doctors don't sign in — they open the link they're sent.

Use a password instead

Forgotten your password?

Wrong project? Change connection settings

Set up your centre account

One time only.

My centre isn't on Relaylab yet — register it

Wrong account? Sign out

Send a result

The doctor gets a link. No sign-up, and it stays in their records.

Also copy to a hospital or clinic's records

They get their own link and their own list. Every result copied to them builds up there, so it reaches the patient's file without anyone printing it.

The patient has consented to their result being sent electronically to their referring doctor.

Set a password

So you can sign in without waiting for an email. Your invitation proved who you are; a password is just for getting back in quickly.

Invite a colleague

They sign in with this email address and join your centre automatically. Invitations last 14 days.

Confirm it's you

One check the first time you open this on a device. After that it's instant.

This stops the link working if it's forwarded to someone else. We don't ask again on this device.

Not your link? Go to centre sign in

Your results

Your own test results, and a record of everyone who has opened them.

Your data

Your results

Every result referred by you, kept for 7 years. Bookmark this page.

People at this hospital

Each person gets their own link and their own device. Results show their name in the access record, not just the hospital's — so you can always say who opened what.

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