Click to Report

Findings in. Clean report out. No dictation.

Radiologists click to select findings and the report builds itself. Every line of the impression traces back to something that was clicked, so nothing is dictated, transcribed, or invented.

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Hand-drawn constellation of selected findings becoming a traceable report.

Why this exists

Dictation taxes every report twice

A radiologist dictates, then reads the whole thing back to fix what the transcription got wrong. The same report is handled twice, and the second pass is where laterality flips and a stray word changes the meaning.

Then it gets reformatted for whichever hospital client it is going to. Multiply that across a team and the cost is not just time, it is drift. No two radiologists phrase the same finding the same way, and your clients notice.

Click to Report removes the dictation step entirely. The report is built from clean selections, not corrected from a rough transcript.

How it works

From body part to finished report in clicks

The right template loads itself

Based on the modality and body part, the correct reporting template opens automatically. No searching, no starting from a blank page.

Click to select findings

The radiologist picks predefined findings for each section, with location and severity. Each selection drops in clinically precise wording the moment it is chosen.

The report writes itself

Selections assemble into a clean, fully formatted report as the radiologist works. What goes in is standardized, so what comes out is consistent.

The impression follows the findings

The impression is built from the same selections. Every line traces back to something that was clicked, so nothing is predicted and nothing is fabricated.

Skia interface with click based findings on the left, including disc bulge and herniation selectors, and the generated report text on the right

Selections on the left build the formatted report on the right, in real time.

No hallucination

Every word traces back to a click

The impression is not a prediction of what the report probably says. It is assembled from the exact findings the radiologist selected, so there is nothing fabricated to read back and double check.

Consistent, defensible, and clinically precise. The radiologist edits when they want to, not because they have to.