GeoRadX reads chest X-rays for signs of disease in seconds — entirely offline, on the computer your clinic already owns. No cloud. No specialist required to get a first read.
Most medical AI assumes fast internet, cloud servers, and hardware that under-resourced clinics do not have. GeoRadX is built the other way around.
Load a chest film from your device — or photograph one off the lightbox. GeoRadX finds the chest, prepares the image locally, and compares what it sees against a learned model of healthy anatomy, region by region.
GeoRadX is not a black box that emits a verdict. Every reading comes with a breakdown — what it located, which regions deviated from healthy anatomy, how it measured the heart, and how confident it is at each step.
A clinician can check the reasoning, not just the answer. That is the difference between a tool you can trust and one you have to take on faith.
A diagnosis is the beginning of a treatment, not the end of a task. GeoRadX carries the patient through it.
Link every reading to a patient. Weeks later, link their follow-up X-ray — and GeoRadX compares the two cell by cell, showing you objectively whether the disease is clearing, static, or spreading.
When a clinician confirms a reading, you can share it — anonymised on your device before it ever leaves — to sharpen the model for your clinic and every clinic running GeoRadX.
Every reading you contribute earns usage credit back. Four contributions earn a free read. The clinics that teach the model are the ones that pay least to use it.
No per-person subscriptions. No paid add-ons. No export fees. Patient records, follow-up tracking, updates and support are included for everyone.
One meter. That's the whole pricing model.
Readings are the only thing GeoRadX charges for — no seat fees, no modules, no upsells. And a paying clinic's readings are what fund free access for the clinics that can't pay.
GeoRadX is a diagnostic-support tool. It reliably flags clearer cases of pleural effusion, consolidation, and cardiomegaly for a clinician's attention, and it is deliberately careful — what it flags is worth a look.
It is not a replacement for a physician, and it is not a sole diagnostic instrument. Subtle or borderline cases still require a doctor's read, and always will. The clinician always makes the call.
A small download that runs on the computer you already own. Available from this site only.
GeoRadX is not yet cleared for clinical use. You can download and register now — accounts open when regulatory approval is granted (expected December 2026).
Half the world cannot readily get a radiologist's read. Why we built GeoRadX the other way around.
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