For clinics and departments
Open for evaluation, not for deployment
There is no clearance behind this, and the case we make is not that you should believe the result — it is that you can check it, on your own scans, against your own reports, with every measurement we hold. What follows is what that costs you and what it does not.
Run your own cases through it
Nothing to install, no account, no procurement. Put your own scans in and compare the verdict and the marked region against the report you already have for them.
Every number, with the conditions attached
Sample sizes, datasets, operating points, and the runs where our own figure came out worse than we hoped — including the measurement we corrected downwards in public after finding our test set contaminated.
Your images do not become our dataset
DICOM is opened in the browser and only the pixels reach us — the header, with the patient name and ID in it, never leaves your device. The image is deleted about ten minutes after the result, a written report lives seven days, nothing is used for training, and there are no cookies and no analytics.
What it is not
Not a medical device. No CE mark, no FDA clearance, no clinical validation. It must not sit in a diagnostic pathway, and any evaluation should be read as research rather than as a second opinion.
Where this is going
An API and a workflow integration are what we are building toward, so a result can reach the place a radiologist already works instead of a browser tab. Neither exists yet, and we would rather say so than publish a page describing one. If that is the part you care about, tell us — it decides what gets built first.