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The goal is the whole body.

One organ at a time, one module at a time — until a single scan returns a complete and comparable measurement of a person. HeartX was the first. Everything since runs on the same engine.

Founders

Two of us.

Ana-Maria Chioran

Ana-Maria Chioran

Co-founder · Platform and analytics

Builds the modules, the pipeline that writes them, and the analytics layer you work in — architecture, segmentation, MorphX deformation morphometry, the cardiac analysis and the frontend.

anamaria.chioran@corpxanalytics.com
Lucía Verastegui

Lucía Verastegui

Co-founder · Regulatory and governance

Owns regulatory positioning, the governance framework, Research Use Only compliance and the audit cadence. Every claim the software makes passes through this side of the company before it ships.

lucia.verastegui@corpxanalytics.com

The story

HeartX came first.

The cardiac module was built by hand over months: every measurement traced to primary literature, specified, validated and documented. By the end the work had stopped changing shape — the same five stages, every time.

So we stopped running those stages by hand and built the pipeline that runs them. The second module took days, not months.

A catalogue is the point. Measuring one more organ is a matter of time, not a new company.

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

The loop, HeartX and the viewer work today. Further modules are in development; each measurement is checked against real data before it ships.

Regulatory

Research Use Only. Not approved by any regulatory authority for clinical diagnosis or treatment selection. Validation →

Stage

Early access. We are working with a small number of groups before general availability.

The record

The work is timestamped.

The source tree was deposited before a notary in Barcelona on 26 May 2026 — 312 entries, anchored jointly by the SHA-256 of the archive and the git commit hash, so the state of the work on that date is reproducible by anyone holding a copy.

SHA-256 e46045b1… commit a2cddc1f…

Contact

Write to us.

anamaria.chioran@corpxanalytics.com

lucia.verastegui@corpxanalytics.com

Barcelona, Spain

Tell us what you need measured.

If it doesn’t exist yet, that’s the interesting case.

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