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Your MRI,in words you understand.

Upload the folder you got from radiology and find out what your images show, what your report says and what to ask your doctor.

Upload your MRI

Viewing your images is free. Nothing to install.

Real knee MRI images, de-identified and published with the person’s consent.

You got a CD, a report full of words you’ve never heard and an appointment three weeks away. Remene helps you make sense of them before then.

It shows you exactly where.

The analysis reads your images and explains each structure in turn: what it is, what can be seen and what you could ask. Every explanation points to the slice and the area of the image it comes from.

A slice of a knee MRI with the joint outlined in yellow.

Area 1 on the image

The knee joint

What it is
Where your thigh bone (femur) meets your shin bone (tibia).
What can be seen
Your explanation appears here.
What you could ask
Your explanation appears here.

Three phrases. Nothing more.

Every structure gets one of them. At the end, you see them all at a glance.

Example summary

  • “typical appearance”

    9

    Nothing out of the ordinary on these images.

  • “worth asking your doctor”

    2

    Worth raising at your appointment. The strongest thing we say.

  • “cannot be assessed on these images”

    1

    A limit of the images, not a conclusion about you.

Your report, translated.

Photograph the pages, upload the PDF or paste the text. Every medical term gets a plain explanation, and the original stays untouched, word for word.

From the report

Degenerative tear of the posterior horn of the medial meniscus.

In plain words

A tear caused by wear in the back part of the inner meniscus (the cartilage cushion between your thigh bone and shin bone).

Examples of MRI report sentences, not anyone’s results.

Ask anything about your MRI.

The assistant answers only from your own study: the analysed images, your report and its explanation. When it doesn’t know, it says so.

Questions about your study

What does “hyperintensity” mean?

It means an area looks brighter than the tissue around it on this type of image. On its own, it doesn’t show what causes it, so it’s worth asking your doctor what they think.
SourcesYour reportGlossary

A second opinion. Only if you ask.

You can ask for a separate AI opinion on your images. Every statement shows the series and slice it relies on, and where it differs from the report, we tell you to check with your doctor.

Second opinion requested

AI diagnostic opinion: not reviewed by a doctor

  • SER 4 · IMG 12
  • SER 6 · IMG 9
  • SER 4 · IMG 15

Where it differs from the report: check it with your doctor.

A document for your doctor.

“Consultation preparation” brings it all into one PDF: what was scanned, your report explained, the analysis with its images, a glossary and your questions for the doctor, with room for notes.

  • 15–20

    A4 pages, ready to print

  • 1

    PDF to send on WhatsApp or by email

  • 0

    links to your data inside it

The whole study, not a snapshot.

Scroll slice by slice, adjust the contrast and zoom in, right in your browser, on a computer or a phone.

Drag the image or use the ruler to move through the slices.Drag up and down for brightness, left and right for contrast.

Română. English. Magyar.

Everything in the language you read. Switch any time.

Your MRI stays yours.

  • Your name and personal details are removed from the files before anything else.
  • The archive you upload is deleted after processing.
  • Delete a study any time, along with everything in it.

From CD to clarity, in three steps.

  1. Upload the folder

    The one on your CD or USB stick, just as you got it. An archive works too.

  2. We read it

    We prepare your images, the analysis and, if you add it, your report explained.

  3. You understand

    Read, ask and leave with the document for your doctor.

Why not just ask ChatGPT?

Many people do. But a chatbot sees only the few screenshots you give it, the answer depends on how you ask, and sometimes you get no answer at all. Remene helps you understand your MRI.

What it does
Remene
ChatGPTChatGPTand other AI chatbots
Searching onlineSearchGoogle, forums, groups

Takes the folder from your CD as it is

Yes
No
No

Removes your name and details from the files before they reach the AI

Yes
No
Does not apply

Has your whole study at hand, not a few screenshots

Yes
No
No

Shows the slice and area behind every explanation

Yes
No
No

Explains your report in plain words

Yes
Yes
No

Answers only from your own study

Yes
No
No

No need to know how to ask

No prompts, no refusals, no back-and-forth.

Yes
No
No

The same method and checks for everyone

Every explanation is checked by a second AI before you see it.

Yes
No
No

A document to bring to your doctor

Yes
No
No

No subscription needed

Yes
No
Yes
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Compared with ChatGPT’s free and Plus plans in September 2026: ChatGPT doesn’t open DICOM files, and the free plan takes only a few files a day. ChatGPT is a trademark of OpenAI.

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Remene helps you understand your MRI. The AI second opinion is optional, not reviewed by a doctor, and does not replace a consultation.