Read timer
Per-brand valid windows with a gentle alarm, so you never read a test too early — or trust one you read too late.
On-device AI · No account required
LineSight photographs your pregnancy test and reads it the way a lab would — measuring line intensity your eyes can't resolve. An objective answer in under two seconds, without your photo ever leaving your phone.
Free to read a test. Always. Not a medical device.
How it works
The hard part of a home test isn't taking it — it's deciding what you're looking at. LineSight takes that decision off your shoulders.
Any strip, cassette, or midstream test. Start the built-in timer so you read inside the manufacturer's valid window — never before, never after.
On-screen guides handle distance and angle. LineSight auto-corrects for yellow bathroom light, shadows, and camera white balance before it reads a single pixel.
Positive, negative, or invalid — plus the measured intensity of the test line as a percentage of the control line, and a confidence score for the read itself.
Faint-line detection
The human eye is unreliable near the detection threshold — and worse under the fluorescent light of a bathroom at 6am. LineSight normalizes the image, locates the control and test zones, and measures optical density across each band.
Progression tracking
Log every test and LineSight lines them up on one scale, correcting for lighting and camera so that day 9 and day 14 are actually comparable. You see the trend, not eight photos in your camera roll.
Relative to the control line
Days past ovulation
| Days past ovulation | Intensity |
|---|---|
| 8 | 4% |
| 9 | 7% |
| 10 | 13% |
| 11 | 22% |
| 12 | 35% |
| 13 | 50% |
| 14 | 66% |
| 15 | 79% |
Everything else
Per-brand valid windows with a gentle alarm, so you never read a test too early — or trust one you read too late.
Pick your test and LineSight applies that format's zone layout and sensitivity. Unknown brand? Generic mode still works.
The same engine reads ovulation strips, where "is the test line as dark as the control" is the entire question.
No control line, flooded membrane, or unreadable photo returns invalid with a reason — never a confident guess.
Face ID or PIN lock, a neutral app name and icon option, and nothing in your notifications that gives anything away.
One tap turns your log into a dated PDF with photos and measurements — useful when a nurse asks "how faint, exactly?"
Privacy
Reproductive data deserves more than a privacy policy. LineSight is built so that we never receive the data in the first place — the model runs on your device's neural engine, offline, with no account to create.
Zero network callsduring analysis
Stories
“I took the photo, it said 31% of control, and I stopped asking my husband to look at it under the bathroom light. That number was worth the whole download.”
“Eleven months of trying and a phone full of test photos. Having them lined up on one chart, actually comparable, was the first time the process felt legible.”
“It called my test invalid and told me why. Every other app I tried would rather be wrong than say it didn't know.”
Composite quotes shown for illustration.
Pricing
We're not going to put an answer you need behind a paywall at 6am.
$0
No account, no trial, no card.
$3.99/ month
or $24.99 a year · cancel anytime
FAQ
No. LineSight is a consumer tool that helps you read a test you have already taken. It is not cleared or approved by the FDA or any equivalent regulator, it does not diagnose pregnancy, and it is not a substitute for a healthcare professional. The test itself — and its manufacturer's instructions — remain the authority.
LineSight measures what is on the strip; it cannot make an inaccurate test accurate. Its job is to remove human ambiguity from reading a visible result, and to be explicit when the image quality or the strip itself doesn't support a confident read. If your result matters — and it does — confirm it with a clinician.
Digital tests display words rather than lines, so there's nothing to measure. LineSight will read and log the displayed word, but progression tracking needs a line-based strip or cassette test.
Over forty common strip, cassette, and midstream formats are individually calibrated, and a generic mode handles anything else with a standard control/test layout. If your test isn't recognised, you can submit the format from inside the app — nothing is sent unless you tap send.
We don't have it. Analysis runs entirely on your device, photos and logs live in your app's private storage, and there is no account to attach them to. We can't hand over what we never receive.
Evap lines are typically colourless and appear outside the valid read window. LineSight uses the read timer plus the colour profile of the band to flag likely evaporation — but the most reliable defence is still reading inside the window and retesting in 48 hours.
iOS 16+ · Android 10+ · Works offline