When to use manual entry
- You received a paper printout with no digital version
- A single value was missing or incorrect after a PDF import
- You are tracking results from a home device
- You have historical values from a spreadsheet
- You want to attach context to a specific reading
Add a lab value from the marker detail modal
Open any marker from Labs, a dashboard marker widget, a chart card, a table row, or a heatmap cell. Then click + Add Value Manually. The form includes:- Date — defaults to today on first use, then remembers the date from your last save for the rest of the browser session.
- Value — accepts the current display unit, with an alternate unit picker when the marker has a known conversion.
- Note — optional context for that specific reading, such as “fasted 14h” or “different lab than usual”.
Add a value from Compare dates
Open Compare dates and click any empty cell in the comparison table. getbased opens the manual entry form with that column’s date already filled in. This is the fastest path when you are filling gaps across many markers for one lab date.Create a custom biomarker
If the marker does not exist, open Custom markers from the Manage section of the sidebar. Define the marker name, unit, category, and optional reference and optimal ranges. After creation, getbased opens the manual value form so you can log the first result. The marker is available in Labs, dashboard marker widgets, AI context, and future PDF imports. See Create custom biomarkers for the full workflow.Log body metrics manually
Body metrics use the Body lens and Biometrics Overview dashboard widget, not the lab marker modal. You can log:- Weight
- Blood pressure
- Resting heart rate