Capture now. Organize afterward.
Take photos before assigning a patient. Sort them by patient and site afterward, when you’re ready.
Organize by patient and site. Compare changes over time. Export the images you need. Bring your clinical photos into one clear workflow.
For iPhone & iPad / No account required
Capture first. Organize when you’re ready.


Keep the context that matters: whose photo, which site, and when. So the next time you need it, you know where to look.
Take photos before assigning a patient. Sort them by patient and site afterward, when you’re ready.
Find your way through patients, the body map, and photo notes. Keep a site’s photos and reference materials together.
Compare photos side by side or with a slider. Check the selection and contents before exporting the images you need.

Screens show fictional demo patients and generated images.
Reference images, PDFs, and notes add context. Link them to the same site, and bring them back into view when you compare or review.
Explore blood culture and resistant organism lists with fictional data. Edit an entry, highlight a patient column, and get a feel for the workflow.
Try the microbiology demoFor demonstration only. Do not enter real patient information. Demo data may be lost and cannot be transferred to the iOS app.
A few details about the app and web demo.
Photos captured in the iOS app are stored within the app. They are not automatically added to the system Photos library. Exporting requires you to review and act on the selected photos.
The web demo introduces the app’s workflow. Use fictional names, IDs, and entries only. It is not for clinical use or record storage.
Changes are temporarily stored in this browser on this device. Browser settings, clearing site data, or storage limits may cause data loss. Storage and recovery are not guaranteed. The demo does not sync with or transfer data to the iOS app.
It is a tool for organizing and viewing photos and related information. It does not determine diagnoses or recommend treatment, and does not replace official clinical records. Use it with facility approval and the necessary consent.
Clinical Camera, for iPhone and iPad.
Check the App Store for availability.