AI radiologist · on-prem · physician-signed
imgCortex reviews every study the moment it arrives, drafts the report, and points to the exact slice where something looks wrong. The radiologist stays in charge and signs. Deployed on-prem, learning continuously from the clinic's own reports.
What it does
Radiologists drown in a flood of scans. imgCortex reads first and hands the doctor a ready starting point, not a raw image.
Three things it gives the doctor
Built for the reading room: faster reports, fewer misses, and a model that gets better with every signed study.
Findings and impression written out, with a clear category, so the radiologist edits and signs instead of starting from a blank page. Safeguards keep it from inventing what isn't there.
Out of hundreds of images, imgCortex picks the ones that matter, marks the abnormality and says what it sees. One click takes the doctor straight there.
It learns from the clinic's own signed reports, in its own languages, so accuracy keeps climbing on the real patient mix, not on someone else's data.
Already working
imgCortex runs today on our own hardware, inside the clinic, on real modalities, with privacy handled before any image leaves the building.
Why now
The moat isn't the model, everyone can download a model. It's the data and the place it runs.
A growing corpus of signed reports in our own languages, which no competitor can buy. Every study makes it stronger and harder to catch.
Advisory, not autonomous. That is what clinics adopt, what regulators accept, and what turns daily use into a stream of training signal.
Healthcare data stays in the building. On-prem is the deployment hospitals actually say yes to, and it is where we already run.
Where it's going
Reviews the study, highlights the abnormality on the right slice, and drafts the description.
The draft lands in the doctor's report with one click, and every edit teaches the model.
Tracks change against prior scans and pushes the urgent cases to the front of the queue.
imgCortex
We're building the AI radiologist that finds it, shows it, and gets sharper every week, on the clinic's own data. Let's talk.