A visual search engine built by a radiologist — full-screen, high-resolution images from trusted academic sources. Differential diagnoses, imaging characteristics, source and modality filters, and direct links to each image source.
Unaded turns the way radiologists think — visually — into a fast, focused search experience. Type a diagnosis, sign, or differential and get a curated wall of high-yield reference images from trusted academic sources. No logins, no irrelevant noise.
Skip the wall of text. Results come back as a scannable full-screen grid of images you can expand in a single click — built for how radiologists review.
Search by entity, sign, or pattern. The experience is shaped around the vocabulary radiologists use every day at the workstation.
Built by practicing radiologists around real radiology workflow — not a generic image search tool repurposed for medicine.
If you can use a search bar, you can use Unaded. Nothing to install to get started, nothing to configure before your first result.
Results open full-screen against a black background — the way radiologists prefer to view them. A filmstrip at the bottom lets you scroll through all results without leaving the viewer, and buttons for Differential Diagnosis, Imaging Characteristics, Modality, and Source are always one click away.

Two AI-generated panels appear on demand inside the full-screen viewer — no new tabs, no copy-pasting into a reference tool.
Each entity listed with specific imaging and clinical differentiators relative to the queried diagnosis.
CT, MRI, and Ultrasound findings organized by type, with Key Pearls — all without leaving the image.
Three task-specific AI tools that take radiology findings or a study indication and return polished output. Same dictation, same PHI-safe ground rules, same auto-copy workflow — three different outputs tuned to three different moments in your day.
Type or dictate findings — a structured radiology report comes back with Findings and Impression sections in the format your group uses. Custom style instructions (“always include BI-RADS category”, “compare to prior”, “concise / verbose”) persist per-browser so every report respects your conventions.
Findings in, a standalone impression out — concise, well-organized, ready to paste into an existing draft report. For when the report body is already dictated but the impression needs a focused, structured rewrite that captures the salient diagnoses cleanly.
Describe the clinical indication and study request — receive a recommended imaging protocol with modality, sequences, contrast, and patient-specific considerations (claustrophobia, implants, renal function, allergy). Multi-column protocol tables render properly so sequence specs stay readable.
Built-in microphone button on every input. Uses the browser’s native speech recognition — no audio ever touches our server.
Attach .txt, .md, .docx, or .pdf files — house style guides, protocol standards, departmental conventions. Text is extracted entirely in your browser; the files themselves never leave the device. 50,000-character limit across all attached docs.
A persistent “additional instructions” textarea per generator. Set it once — “always include BI-RADS”, “use 3T-preferred protocols” — and it travels with every submission from that browser.
A regex check scans findings, instructions, and every uploaded document for runs of six or more consecutive digits. Surfaces offending numbers grouped by source before any text leaves your browser.
Proper rendering for tables, headings, lists, code, and blockquotes — what you see on the page is what the model produced, formatted the way it intended.
The moment generation completes, the response auto-copies to your clipboard — paste straight into PACS or PowerScribe. One-click regenerate for a fresh run on the same input.
Integrated with the Desktop Companion. Type or dictate findings into the desktop search bar, hit the R, I, or P icon — the corresponding page opens, auto-fills your input, generates, and copies to your clipboard. By the time you’re back at PACS, the text is ready to paste.
The desktop app lives on your workstation and launches automatically every time the machine starts. Mid-dictation and need a reference? It’s already open — a single distraction-free search bar that opens results in your default browser. No tab to find, no app to launch.
Type once. Hit Enter for Unaded’s image search. Hit the gear icon to pick a different destination — Radiopaedia, StatDx, ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity, the Report / Impression / Protocol generators, or your own institution’s intranet — and that destination becomes one click away from every future search.
Ships with one-click access to Unaded’s image search, Radiopaedia, StatDx, ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity, Google AI, Grok, the Report / Impression / Protocol generators, plus Google, Wikipedia, YouTube, and more. Show only the ones you use; hide the rest in Settings.
Add your own search engines or institutional tools — your hospital intranet search, your library’s database, your group’s internal reference. Each custom link gets its own icon in the launcher alongside the bundled ones.
Route results to your preferred browser — Chrome, Edge, Firefox, or the system default. Useful when one browser holds your PACS workflow and another your reference browsing. Detected automatically; no configuration needed.
Reorder icons, pick your favourite as the Enter-key default, group by category (Clinical, AI, General). The launcher you assemble is yours — minimal for some radiologists, comprehensive for others.
Once a day on launch, the app checks for a newer build. If one exists, it asks before downloading — never auto-installs. IT keeps full control; updates can be blocked entirely by blocking the version-check endpoint.
Installs to %APPDATA%\UnadedDesktopCompanion\ — no admin rights, no Program Files, no registry edits. Works on locked-down workstations. Bundled uninstaller removes everything in one click.
The unifying experience. Image search, differential diagnosis, imaging characteristics, report / impression / protocol generation, your institution’s tools, and any AI assistant you choose — all one keystroke away from anywhere on your workstation, always on, always quiet, always available.
Two independent filters narrow results by imaging modality and academic source — stackable and instant.

CT · MRI · X-ray · Ultrasound · PET · SPECT · Scintigraphy · Mammo · Fluoroscopy · Angiography

Radiopaedia · RSNA · Cureus · Radiology Assistant · Research Gate · Science Direct · Liver Atlas · Ultrasound Cases
Unaded is a live product with a growing base of users who return day after day. Over the past year the platform has logged well into six figures of user activity.
Already in the reading room. A cohort of radiologists at a major U.S. medical group use Unaded in their daily workflow today — real adoption in active clinical practice.
Unaded was built so adoption is the easy part. The platform never ingests, stores, or transmits protected health information or patient images.
No protected health information ever touches the platform — no PHI exposure to manage, audit, or indemnify.
Unaded is a reference and education tool, not a diagnostic device — no clearance bottleneck between you and rollout.
Encrypted connections, hardened infrastructure, and a minimal data footprint keep the attack surface small.
Google surfaces medium-resolution images from mixed sources behind several clicks — with no differential, no modality filter, and no guarantee of an academic source. Radiopaedia and StatDX are comprehensive references, but they are built for reading, not for the half-second lookup mid-dictation: dense text, single-source libraries, and differentials that list diagnoses without explaining how imaging distinguishes them. Unaded was designed around one purpose — getting a radiologist to the right high-resolution image, with full clinical context, faster than any alternative.
StatDX and Radiopaedia require navigating text-heavy pages before reaching a usable image. Google returns medium-resolution results that require several more clicks to enlarge. Unaded opens the full-resolution image full-screen immediately — the image is the interface, with less surrounding noise than any alternative.
Radiopaedia and StatDX each search only their own library. Unaded searches Radiopaedia, RSNA, Cureus, Radiology Assistant, Research Gate, Science Direct, Liver Atlas, and Ultrasound Cases simultaneously — so a rare finding returns the best image the academic literature has, regardless of which source published it.
Most references list differential diagnoses. Unaded’s AI-generated panel explains how to distinguish each entity — specific imaging features and clinical differentiators relative to your query, for every modality. It is a focused teaching panel built for the moment of interpretation, not a static reference chapter.
Filter instantly to CT, MRI, Ultrasound, PET, or any of 10 modalities — and by academic source. The desktop app launches with your workstation so there is no browser to open and no tab to find. Every lookup is faster than any web-based alternative, from the first search of the day to the last.
Time compounds. A search that saves 30 seconds, done 20 times per reading day over 250 working days, recovers more than 40 hours annually — per radiologist. Across a group practice, that is a meaningful return on a tool that costs a fraction of legacy radiology reference platforms.
The public site is free today. A paywall for premium and group access is arriving soon — early groups lock in launch pricing ahead of the change.
Unaded was developed by practicing radiologists to solve a real workflow problem — quickly finding high-quality reference images for uncommon findings without breaking flow. Every design decision reflects how radiologists actually think and search at the workstation.