CorpX Analytics
CorpX Analytics

The analytical layer of medical imaging.

The scan was read for one thing. We measure the rest.

The bottleneck

Most of a scan is never measured.

18 / 1 Measurable / answered

A cardiac CT holds eighteen measurable structures. The report answers one question about one of them, and the study is archived.

Months By hand

We measured the first cohort by hand. That is what it cost, and it is why the module exists.

Minutes Now

The same measurements run in minutes, on the machine the scan is already sitting on.

England alone acquires 8.3 million CT scans a year. That is sixteen every minute, each read for one thing.

NHS England Diagnostic Imaging Dataset, 2024/25

The measurement isn’t missing. It’s unused.

The CorpX HeartX scan page: the region rail on the left, the 3D anatomy view and its measured volumes on the right
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Loading one real contrast CT

Analysis on top. The dataset underneath.

The 3D viewer

Every structure, turned in your browser, rebuilt from your own voxels. Not a screenshot of a result.

The data

Eighteen measurements a scan, computed from the volume itself. CSV or JSON, always yours.

The analysis

Filter, compare, trend. Cohort figures that go straight into the paper.

Class I software under EU MDR (Annex VIII, Rule 11). CorpX measures and reports: it does not diagnose, and it does not provide information used to take diagnostic or therapeutic decisions. Research Use Only, not approved by any regulatory authority for clinical diagnosis or treatment selection.

The evidence

We say what we cannot measure.

Our models, trained from scratch

0.956 median Dice across 119 scans they had never seen. 604 candidates, 484 trained on, 120 held back, zero overlap.

Eighteen defined. Three computed.

On the scan above, fifteen were refused: twelve the acquisition cannot support, three missing a prerequisite. Every refusal names its reason.

Your scans never leave your machine

CorpX runs on your computer and measures the volume where it already sits. We do not collect it, upload it or store it.

See how it’s measured

The modules

Pick the organ.

Each module turns your scans into analysis: dashboards, comparisons, cohorts, with the dataset always exportable underneath.

HeartX cardiac render with a violet voxel overlay

01 / Cardiac

HeartX

BETA CARDIAC

The whole heart: chambers, myocardium, coronary arteries and cardiac fat. The one built by hand.

MiceX pre-clinical render with a violet voxel overlay

02 / Pre-clinical

MiceX

LIVE

Pre-clinical µCT, organised by study, arm and animal.

LiverX hepatic render with a violet voxel overlay

03 / Hepatic

LiverX

IN DEVELOPMENT

Hepatic steatosis and parenchymal density, to be read from the cardiac scan you already have.

LungX pulmonary render with a violet voxel overlay

04 / Pulmonary

LungX

IN DEVELOPMENT

Per-lobe volume and low-attenuation area, to come from the same cardiac acquisition.

Four modules · more organs on the way

One segmentation layer. One measurement layer. One schema. A new organ is a new module, not a new product and not a new company. Most of what we build, we build because someone asked.

Software should carry the knowledge, so people can carry the judgment.

Where we are

Honest about the stage.

Three things are true at once. All three are on this page because a buyer will find them anyway.

Operational

HeartX and the viewer work today. Further modules are in development.

Regulatory

Class I software under EU MDR Rule 11: it does not diagnose and does not drive diagnostic or therapeutic decisions. Research Use Only. Regulatory status →

Stage

Early access. We are opening the platform to a first group of users before general availability.

Request access

Tell us what you need measured.

Tell us about you, your group and the organs you work with. We review each request and, if it fits, send your access details by email. If the module doesn’t exist yet, that’s the interesting case.

Two minutes. If the module doesn’t exist yet, that’s the interesting case.

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