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For radiologists

It works the way
you already work.

Radiologists don't agree, and never will — every other product picked a side in that argument. This one makes it a setting, per radiologist, on the same install.

The reading surface

The whole reading screen. Nothing hidden.

This is the entire dictation page at full size — your images stay in the PACS you already read on. Priors load themselves: full impressions on the rail, the comparison line already written from the archive, the measurement chain with the interval change, and start-from-prior when the study is a follow-up.

The full dictation page: template selector and live-route toggle, clinical history, the free-dictate box with colour-coded corrections, the whole report from Technique through Additional findings, a composed four-item impression, the measurement chain showing 5 mm to 6 mm to 11 mm, and a priors rail carrying three dated prior impressions with insert-as-comparison, start-from-prior and narrate-against-this-prior actions.
Live product Every section, the impression, the lesion chain and three priors — on one screen, at once. Hover to enlarge, click to read every row.Tap the screenshot to open it full size, then drag to read every row. Synthetic patient data.
The full dictation screen: dictated sentences colour-coded and routed live into their sections, a composed impression, the measurement chain showing 5 mm to 11 mm across four studies, and a priors rail carrying the summary of recent priors, lesion tracking and three dated prior impressions in full.
Live product The whole screen: report, impression, the tracked lesion chain, and the priors rail with history and the last three impressions — all at once, no clicks. Hover to enlarge.Tap the screenshot to open it full size. Synthetic patient data.
Dictation

Any order, or field by field.
It lands in place.

  • Free-form: every sentence routes to its section as you speak, and you can see where it landed.
  • Field by field: move through the template one section at a time. Nothing is composed until you ask for it.
  • Every machine change is colour-coded. Auto-corrections are applied in colour and marked for you to check — never invisibly.
  • Anything that fits nowhere is handed back, never dropped.
  • The last three priors, side by side, the moment the study opens — history and full impressions in one glance. Complete knowledge of the case without a single click.
Nothing to wait on

Dictation that keeps up.

You dictate continuously; the report keeps pace. It is the thing you feel in the first minute, and it never stops mattering.

  • The sentence is placed as you finish it — corrections applied in colour in the same pass, not in a second one you review later.
  • Correcting, routing and highlighting a sentence takes single-digit milliseconds — the clock beside this is the product's own, and it is measured rather than estimated.
  • The impression is composed in the time it takes to glance at it — already written by the time you look for it.
  • The automatic impression is fully customizable, and it can be trained to each radiologist: it learns the level of detail you actually sign, if you want it to, and leaves it exactly where you set it if you don't.
  • No queue, and nothing to travel to. There is nothing between your voice and your report.
Animated, measured in the running product. A stopwatch sits above the dictation panel. First beat: two sentences already placed, the clock at zero. Second beat: 5.9 milliseconds, and the newly spoken sentence has been corrected, placed in Mediastinum and hila, and highlighted as newly written. Third beat: 18.1 milliseconds, and the impression has been composed from the findings.
Live product · real timing The stopwatch is the product's own clock, and it stops itself the moment the work is actually done. 5.9 ms for the spoken sentence to be corrected, routed into Mediastinum and hila, and marked as newly written. 18.1 ms for the impression to be composed from the findings. Both figures are from the run you are watching. Nothing queues, and nothing has anywhere to travel. Synthetic patient data.
Template library: 38 templates listed by id, name, modality and section count, spanning MRI, CT, XR and US, each described as a draft to rewrite in your own voice.
Live product The starting library, spanning MRI, CT, XR and US — each template a draft to rewrite in your own voice.
Day one

Your templates and macros
come with you.

  • Paste or drop your export and see what it found before anything is saved — the import previews every macro and never overwrites silently.
  • Nobody rebuilds a template library. Years of accumulated templates and habits are treated as part of starting, not an afterthought.
  • A full starting library is included — and you can copy another radiologist's template from the group library, then tune it in your own voice.
The import macros dialog: instructions for exporting from an existing reporting system, a warning that fill-in fields do not survive a text export, a paste box holding five macros, and a preview reading Found 5 macros with each trigger and its text listed before anything is saved.
Live product What a radiologist actually sees: paste the export, read the preview — found 5 macros — then decide. Nothing is written until you confirm, and same-name overwriting is its own deliberate switch. It says out loud what an export can't carry, rather than letting you discover it in week three.
The part that is hard to see from a demo

It gets more yours every week.

Radiology has a dozen defensible ways to write the same sentence. This learns which one is yours and stops making you retype it.

Correction rules panel showing three standing house-style rules with provenance badges: ACL expanding to anterior cruciate ligament marked voice, neural foraminal becoming neuroforaminal marked learned, and unremarkable becoming normal typed by hand. Below it, a routing keywords panel explaining that moving a sentence to the right section twice teaches the router.
Live product House style, expansions and phrasing — each with its provenance. Delete any of them and it is a permanent veto.
  • Wording: write a phrase your way three times and it becomes a standing rule, applied from then on.
  • Routing: move a sentence into the section you wanted twice, and that term starts routing there by itself, for that template only.
  • Promotion is deterministic counting, not inference — three is three, and an ambiguous pair is not promoted at all.
  • Every rule is listed, with where it came from. Rules are yours, not your group's — nobody inherits your habits.
Every argument, made a setting

Your choice, not ours.

Nobody in your group has to adopt somebody else's habits to use the same system. Not a preferences page with three checkboxes — every behaviour radiologists argue about is a setting, and it follows you to any workstation.

The options page end to end: highlight colours with live examples, reading windows and column widths, dictation style, impression mode, impression generation with question-first and a 1-to-10 detail dial, correction rules with provenance badges, routing keywords, keyboard shortcuts, and the group template library.
Live product The whole options page, per radiologist — this is one screenshot, not a montage. Hover to enlarge, click to read every row.Tap the screenshot to open it full size, then drag to read every row. Synthetic patient data.
  • Impression, three ways: automatic, on request, or every word your own — with length on a 1–10 dial.
  • A major finding is never dropped, at any setting. Item one answers the indication, or you get a flag saying nothing does.
  • It can learn your level from what you actually sign — or leave it exactly where you set it. That is also a switch.
Custom layoutDrag the dividers to set each column's width; double-click to reset one. Remembered per workstation.
Your own keyboardEvery report action is a rebindable key — sign, dictate, structure, impress.
Your own coloursPick what auto-corrections and your dictated text look like. Display-only; never in the signed report.
Worklist columnsChoose which appear and drag to reorder.
Priors already openHistory and the last three impressions, side by side, the moment the study opens.
Dictation styleAny order or field by field; free narrative chosen per case, not as a standing rule.
Your standing rulesCorrection rules and routing keywords, added by voice or by hand, deleted permanently when you say so.
Templates and macrosYours, imported; copy a colleague's from the group library and tune it in your voice.
Continuity, without the clicks

The trend is already written when you get there.

A measurement you dictate is matched to the same lesion across prior studies, and the change is computed before you ask for it.

Lesion registry: thyroid nodules with TI-RADS scores, and tracked CT lesions showing measurements over time as a chain with the interval change highlighted.
Live product Measurements chained across studies with the interval change computed. Every value came from a radiologist's own dictated words, a prior report, or a DICOM SR object.

Automated, but never silently

A confident match links by itself and costs you nothing. A possible match is offered for confirmation rather than merged, because linking the wrong lesion draws a false trend line, and a false trend line is worse than no trend line.

The inventory

And the rest of it.

The long tail, because the long tail is what you actually live in.

Shipped and working
Radiology punctuationNot prose punctuation.
Deterministic grammarAnd phrase repair.
Contradiction & laterality checksRun before signature.
One-click pertinent negativeOff a coverage flag.
Guideline follow-up languageWritten for you.
Priors in one placeHistory and the last three impressions.
Start from a priorEvery measurement re-confirmed.
Comparison auto-fillAuto-imported measurements, too.
Impression provenanceThe findings behind each conclusion.
Continuity checkAgainst the prior impression, at signing.
Check quality, anonymousCounts belong to the check, never to you — and you can switch your contribution off entirely.
Critical resultsA finding in your impression is suggested for communication automatically.
MIPS, mostly automaticAdded for you where the report already satisfies it; if a finding leaves one unmet you're told, and it's one click to add.
MacrosThat never dictate their own triggers.
Voice rule creationHighlight, say “create rule,” say the fix.
Drag or right-clickAny text into any field.
Visual keyboardAnd hotkey editor.
Two screens, one reportCross-window keys.
Noise handlingBuilt for a real reading room.
Lesion & nodule trackingThyroid nodules and CT lesions across studies, with the interval change written into the report automatically.
Highlight coloursYou set yourself.
Free narrativeDescribe the study conversationally; the report is assembled from the description.

See it on your own cases.

Configured per radiologist — and security that is verifiable, not vouched-for.

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Ask for it

Want it to work some other way?

Configurability is the whole design, and it does not stop at the settings that happen to exist today. If your group or your facility wants a behaviour changed, a metric defined differently, a template shaped another way or something added outright — ask. It is very often possible, and you will be talking to the radiologist who builds it rather than to a roadmap.

Ask for a change