Ophthalmology reports in your own template and style.

A diagnostic-support and report-drafting tool that learns from you: the AI reads the exam, drafts the report in your template, and follows the style of the reports you use every day. Save hours every week.

What soft.report reads today

The exams of everyday practice, read from the device’s PDF, image, or DICOM file.

  • Glaucoma & retina

    • Visual field (perimetry): Humphrey, Octopus, and FDT: 24-2, 30-2, and 10-2 strategies, VFI, MD, PSD, GHT, and Hodapp staging.
    • Optic disc & RNFL OCT: Retinal nerve fiber layer (RNFL), ganglion cell complex (GCC), and optic disc.
    • Macular & retinal OCT: ETDRS sector thickness, intra- and subretinal fluid, drusen, and macular hole.
    • Fundus photography: Posterior pole, vascular arcades, and peripheral retina documentation.

  • Cornea

    • Corneal tomography (Pentacam): Anterior and posterior curvature and elevation maps, pachymetry, and BAD-D index.
    • Corneal topography: Astigmatic axes, asymmetry, and keratoconus indices.
    • Pachymetry: Thinnest point and pachymetric map.
    • Specular microscopy: Endothelial cell density, hexagonality, polymegathism, and coefficient of variation.

Integrate soft.report into your EMR

A REST API with the same engine as the app: your system sends exams in batches, drafts come out in each physician’s template, and notifications arrive by webhook.

From exam to signed report in 3 steps

You upload the exam, the AI drafts the report in your template, and you review it, with the copilot’s help if you want.

  • Upload the exam

    Upload a PDF, image, or DICOM file in the browser.

  • The AI drafts the report

    Exam findings go into your template’s sections and tables.

  • You review and sign

    Edit the text, ask the copilot for changes, and export to Word (.docx) or PDF.

What happens to patient data

Where each piece of data lives, for how long, and who is responsible for the report.

  • The physician decides

    soft.report is diagnostic support: it delivers a draft. The clinical decision, review, and signature belong to the physician.

  • Quick flow keeps no file

    The exam is sent to the AI service to generate the draft, and the file is not stored on our servers. For DICOM, patient identifiers in the metadata are removed in your browser before upload.

  • Queue: 7 days, then deleted

    In the Queue, files and drafts stay in private storage for 7 days and are then deleted. All connections are encrypted (TLS).

  • Learning without identifiers

    To learn your style, we store your template and examples of your reports without patient identifiers.

Frequently asked questions

  • Does soft.report replace the physician’s report and signature?

    No. It is a diagnostic-support and report-drafting tool: it delivers a draft in your template. The clinical decision, review, and signature always belong to the physician.

  • Which exams does soft.report read?

    Visual field, optic disc and macular OCT, fundus photography, Pentacam, corneal topography, pachymetry, and specular microscopy, from the device’s PDF, image, or DICOM file.

  • How does soft.report learn my style?

    It uses your template and the reports you review as a style and vocabulary reference for the next drafts. Those examples are stored without patient identifiers.

  • Are my clinic’s letterhead and tables kept?

    Yes. You upload one of your reports as a template; soft.report keeps the header, tables, and spacing, and the AI fills in only the exam fields.

  • Is patient data stored?

    In the quick flow, the exam file is sent to the AI service to generate the draft and is not stored on our servers. In the Queue, files and drafts stay in private storage for 7 days and are then deleted. Recent history stays only in your browser and is cleared when you sign out.

  • Can I process several exams at once?

    Yes, with the Queue, which is part of the paid plan: up to 50 files per upload. The AI separates patients and exams and builds the review queue.

  • We are an EMR software company. How do we integrate?

    Through the REST API: you send batches on the physician’s behalf with their integration key, start processing each item, and receive webhook notifications. Each integrated physician needs the plan with the Queue. Contact support to set up and test the integration.

  • Is there a free trial?

    Yes, with no credit card. The trial covers report generation in the browser; the Queue and the API are part of the paid plan.