Every blood test, one timeline
Make sense of your thyroid.
Normal results. Still not yourself. See your thyroid tests, dose and symptoms side by side, and take one clear page to your GP.
A year with your thyroid
Example · sample data
How to read this chart
Each row is one part of your history. Drag the yellow marker, or select a blood test, to see all three at that time.
TSHBlood result, mIU/L
DoseLevothyroxine, mcg
SymptomsDays each month
NHS blood test · 14 Nov 2025
TSH above the lab range.
One week later, your GP raised your dose from 50 to 75 mcg.
- TSH
- 7.4mIU/LAbove range
- Dose
- 50mcgRaised to 75 on 21 Nov
- Symptoms
- 20daysFatigue, feeling cold
Made for the months between appointments.
When you join
Add the results you already have
Upload results from the NHS or from a private provider. Add your medication, your symptoms and the changes that matter. It all goes on one timeline.
When a result arrives
See what has changed
Follow TSH, FT4 and other markers next to your dose and your symptoms, each read against the lab's own range.
TSH · mIU/L
4.82.2
Your dose went from 75 to 100 mcg on 30 Jan.
- FT4 13.9 to 16.4 pmol/L
- Tiredness: very tired in January, normal in March
Before an appointment
Go in prepared
Make a one-page summary of your results, medication history, symptoms and key changes. Share it with your GP or your endocrinologist.
Thyroid summary
For my GP · 1 page
- Results
- TSH 7.4, 4.8, 2.2, 1.9 mIU/L. In range since March.
- Medication
- Levothyroxine 100 mcg since 30 Jan 2026. Before that: 75, 50.
- Still logged
- Hair shedding, most weeks.
- To discuss
- Hair shedding has continued while results are in range. What else is worth a check?
More than another blood test.
Most tests end with a PDF. Rowe & Wren puts every result next to your dose and your symptoms, and tells you when the next test is due. No “optimal hormone” promises.
A lab report says
Rowe & Wren shows
A lab report saysTSH 2.2 mIU/L. Within range.
Rowe & Wren showsTSH 2.2, down from 4.8. Your dose went from 75 to 100 mcg in between.
A lab report saysSample collected 27 Mar 2026.
Rowe & Wren showsThat month you felt normal, after feeling very tired in January.
A lab report saysRepeat as clinically indicated.
Rowe & Wren showsNo test is due now. Your next yearly check is in June 2027.
A lab report saysPage 1 of 3.
Rowe & Wren showsOne page for your GP, with the changes and the questions that matter.
Know when to test.
How often you need a blood test depends on where you are now. Rowe & Wren tells you when a test is due. When no test is due, it tells you that too.
Underactive thyroid
New diagnosis or dose change
About every 3 months
Until two results in a row are steady and in range.
Steady on your dose
Once a year
The usual schedule when your results do not change.
Overactive thyroid
On antithyroid medicine
About every 6 weeks
Until your TSH is in range. Then about every 3 months, while you take the medicine.
Pregnancy
Planning a pregnancy
Before you start to try
So that you and your clinician can check your level first.
Pregnant
More often
Tell your GP when you know that you are pregnant. Your GP, midwife or specialist sets the schedule.
These are the usual schedules in UK clinical guidance. If your clinician gives you a different schedule, use that one.
Home tests · coming soon
When a test is due, test from home.
Home tests are coming soon. A small device on your upper arm collects the sample, so there is no finger prick and no clinic visit. Each result will go straight onto your timeline.
How the home test works
Coming soon
Step 1
Your kit comes by post
We send a kit to your home when a test is due. You do not go to a clinic.
Step 2
Collect from your upper arm
Put the Tasso+ device on your upper arm and press one button. It collects a small sample in a few minutes. There is no finger prick.
Step 3
See your result
Post the sample to a UK laboratory. Your result goes on your timeline, read against the lab's own range.
What each test measures
| Test | Basic£59.99 | Full£69.99 |
|---|---|---|
| TSHThe brain’s signal telling the thyroid how much hormone to make. | Included | Included |
| Free T4FT4Thyroxine, the hormone the thyroid makes. | Included | Included |
| Free T3FT3The active form of thyroid hormone, made mostly from T4. | Included | Included |
| TPO antibodiesTPOAbAntibodies from the immune system, often found in Hashimoto’s. | Not included | Included |
| Tg antibodiesTgAbAntibodies checked mainly after thyroid cancer. | Not included | Included |
Prices, simply
One membership. Cancel at any time.
Pay yearly or monthly. Home tests are coming soon, at an extra cost, and you'll buy one only when a test is due. Early members help decide which features come first.
Membership
£3.25a month
£39 paid once a year, save 18%
or £3.99 a month, paid monthly
- All your blood tests on one timeline
- Reminders when a test or a review is due
- Plain explanations of your thyroid results
- One-page summaries for appointments
You can also use results from the NHS or from any private provider.
Home thyroid test · coming soon
from£59.99a test
- Tasso+ kit, for a sample from your upper arm
- Analysis by a UK laboratory
- Your result on your timeline, read against the lab's own range
£59.99 for the basic thyroid test (TSH, free T4 and free T3). £69.99 for the full thyroid test, which adds TPO antibodies and thyroglobulin (Tg) antibodies. Each test is an extra cost on top of membership.
Why we started
Rowe & Wren started with a diagnosis.
Our founder has hypothyroidism. After her diagnosis, she was not satisfied with the care and support that she received.
So she started Rowe & Wren: one place to see your results, your medication and your symptoms together, and to know when to test next.
The founder of Rowe & Wren
Questions, answered plainly.
How much does it cost?
Membership is £3.25 a month when you pay £39 a year, which saves 18%, or £3.99 if you pay monthly. Home tests are coming soon, at an extra cost: £59.99 for the basic thyroid test (TSH, free T4 and free T3), or £69.99 for the full thyroid test, which adds TPO antibodies and thyroglobulin (Tg) antibodies. You'll buy a test only when one is due.
Can I cancel?
Yes, at any time, in Account. You keep access until the end of the month or year you've paid for, and you aren't charged again. Your record stays, so you can come back to it.
Is my information private?
Yes. Your health record is private to you. The privacy notice says what we keep, who handles it for us, and your rights.
Does Rowe & Wren replace my GP or endocrinologist?
No. Rowe & Wren supports health tracking, education and conversations with qualified healthcare professionals. It does not diagnose conditions, and it does not recommend medication changes on its own.
Which results can I track?
Thyroid (TSH, free T4, free T3 and antibodies), iron and vitamins (ferritin, iron, B12, folate, vitamin D), cholesterol, and hormones (oestradiol, progesterone, FSH, LH, testosterone, SHBG, cortisol). From the NHS, a private clinic or a home test.
Can I add results that I already have?
Yes. Upload results from the NHS or from a private provider, then add your medication, symptoms and important health changes. A test from us is optional.
Who is Rowe & Wren for?
Adults in the UK with a thyroid condition: underactive, overactive or Hashimoto’s, including in pregnancy. Your other blood tests sit on the same timeline.
