About MedSeg

MedSeg is a web application for visualising and segmenting three-dimensional medical images: CT, MRI, and other DICOM volumes. It runs entirely in the browser, with AI inference and custom model training executed on hosted GPUs. It is built and maintained by a small team of radiologists in Oslo, Norway, for other radiologists and researchers. The project's roots go back several years.

Two MedSegs, one team

This site, app.medseg.ai, is the newer multi-user platform: shared projects, hosted AI inference, custom model training, optional PACS integration. The older single-user tool is still available, free and without an account, at medseg.ai. They use the same segmentation engine; the multi-user platform adds collaboration, bigger models, and longer pipelines.

Early access

The multi-user platform is in early access. New accounts are reviewed by a human before they're activated. This is usually fast, but it isn't instant. The point is oversight, not numbers. We want to know who's using the platform, and to flag any use that crosses into territory the tool isn't meant for. When your account is activated you'll get an email at the address you signed up with.

If you'd rather try MedSeg with no waiting list and no account, medseg.ai works in any modern browser today.

What's on the platform

Free for research

This cloud platform (app.medseg.ai) is free of charge for personal, academic, and non-commercial research, under the bundled MedSeg Software License.

Commercial and on-premise use

For for-profit clinical services, hosted commercial offerings, or an on-premise install on your own hardware, we offer a separate commercial product. It ships under different terms with a different bundled feature set. Write to us if that's what you need.

Not a medical device

MedSeg is a research tool. It has not been cleared, approved, certified, or registered by the FDA, EMA, MHRA, Health Canada, or any other regulator, and it does not carry a CE mark. Do not use it for any clinical, diagnostic, prognostic, screening, or treatment decision concerning a patient. See the full Terms of Service and Privacy Policy.

How to reach us

The fastest channel is the envelope icon inside the in-app assistant once you're signed in. It opens a short form (Bug / Feature idea / Question / Other) with the option to attach the current conversation as context. From outside the app:

Citing MedSeg

If MedSeg helps a paper or project, a reference to medseg.ai is appreciated.