Slicora

Your medical scans, on your iPhone

Slicora opens the DICOM files from hospital CDs, patient portals and USB drives — the scans themselves, not photos of them.

Coming soon to the App Store
Slicora on iPhone turning an MRI into an interactive 3D view of a brain
Slicora showing axial, coronal and sagittal MRI views linked by one crosshair

Every plane, one crosshair

Axial, sagittal and coronal views side by side — plus interactive 3D reconstruction of CT and MRI stacks.

  • Tap any plane and the other two follow.
  • Rotate a full 3D volume with one finger.
  • Radiology-style windowing and color presets.
Slicora measuring a CT scan: a 55 mm distance, an angle and a region-of-interest ellipse

Real millimeters, not guesses

Distances, angles and region stats, using the calibration stored in the scan itself.

  • Distance, angle, ellipse ROI, arrows, notes and freehand.
  • Annotations saved per slice — jump back to them anytime.
  • Share annotated images or a PDF report.
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Made for the files hospitals actually hand you

No conversion, no desktop software. Import the disc, the ZIP or the folder in a couple of taps — even straight from a computer over Wi-Fi.

💿Hospital CD / DVD 🗂️Patient-portal ZIP ✉️Email attachment 🔌USB drive 💻From a computer over Wi-Fi →
Wi-Fi Transfer

Send scans from any computer

Got the scan on a Mac or PC — or stuck on a hospital CD? Move it to your phone without cables, email or cloud drives.

  1. In Slicora, open Import → From a Computer. The app shows a 6-digit code.
  2. Visit send.slicora.app on the computer and enter the code.
  3. Drag & drop the files — or the whole CD folder — and they land in your library.
Open send.slicora.app →

Private, like everything else: your files travel directly over your own Wi-Fi and never touch the internet — only a pairing code is exchanged with slicora.app.

Bigger on iPad

The same viewer, measurements and 3D reconstruction — on a screen big enough to share across the desk.

Slicora on iPad showing axial, sagittal and coronal MRI views linked by one crosshair

Private by design

Medical images deserve better than being uploaded to someone's server.

Scans stay on your device

Viewing, measuring and 3D reconstruction all happen on-device. Your images are never uploaded.

No accounts

Nothing to sign up for and no profile to create. Open the app and open your scan.

Protected at rest

Studies live in the app's private storage, protected by iOS encryption on your device.