Imaging professionals first
Built around the repeated, practical work of sonographers—not generic software dressed in medical jargon.
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Educational software for healthcare imaging professionals
Built for people who
see through sound.
Sonicuity Technologies is creating precise, private-by-design educational and professional-reference software—starting with a focused workspace for cardiac sonographers.
Sonicuity EchoAndroid private beta · iOS in development
Interface conceptProfessional workspace
CME Vault
Personal CME cycle progress28.0 / 30.0 accepted
Accepted 28.0Pending 4.5Collected 2.0
Concept reminder · no portal connectionQ3 Knowledge Confirmation10 questions in SKILLS · annual completion due Dec 31Available
When applicable: 40 questions per specialty with an 80% cumulative annual target. Confirm official status in SKILLS.
Recent activitiesManual records
Adult echo educationPersonal record · 3.0 creditsAccepted
Quarterly learningPersonal record · 1.5 creditsPending
Concept preview · No patient data
One company. A wider horizon.
Focused enough to matter.
Built to grow beyond one modality.
Echocardiography is the first proving ground—not the permanent ceiling. Sonicuity exists to build better professional software across healthcare imaging as real needs earn their place.
- Focus today
- Cardiac sonography
- Built to expand
- Healthcare imaging
- Operating principle
- Private by design
- Designed by
- Lead Cardiac Sonographer · Clinical Preceptor · Technical Director
- Educational direction supported by
- Chief Medical Advisor, Cardiology
Private by design
The current beta keeps its core workspace local, with no advertising, analytics, cloud sync, or portal credentials.
Sources stay visible
Guidance, calculators, and local decisions are kept distinct so users can see what supports a tool—and what does not.
First product
Sonicuity Echo
An educational and professional-reference workspace for cardiac sonographers, students, educators, and imaging professionals, built one independently testable module at a time. It is designed to help new graduates build confidence and experienced sonographers keep pace with evolving professional guidelines.
I See Through Sound.
Android · Private betaiOS · In development
CME Vault
A local foundation for personal CME cycle dates, targets, and manual activity records.
Collected, submitted, pending, accepted, and rejected remain separate. Reminder support is being explored; the official credentialing portal stays authoritative.
Protocol Review
A local workspace for reviewing de-identified protocol material without turning it into a cloud document dump.
Store authorized, de-identified TTE, TEE, stress, and research protocols in app-private local storage. Additional app-managed encryption and automated source comparison remain development work.
Calculate
A source-transparent echo calculator and range suite designed to expose equations, units, and source versions.
Content remains in private testing and independent review. It is not advertised as clinically validated.
Current beta boundary
Private means knowing what is not there.
The beta is deliberately narrow. It is a professional companion, not a patient record, diagnostic system, credentialing portal, or cloud account.
Sonicuity Echo is for education and professional reference. It does not diagnose disease, interpret studies autonomously, direct patient treatment, or replace professional judgment, facility policy, manufacturer instructions, current professional guidelines, or physician oversight. No clinical validation or organizational endorsement is claimed.
Patient workflow—Not included
Remote AI—Not included
Cloud sync—Not included
Ads & analytics—Not included
Portal login connection—Not included
Local app-private persistence✓In beta
Active development and future direction
A focused start.
A growing companion family.
AfterHours Pay is available now on the App Store and Google Play. Sonicuity Echo, ASC Study Guide Companion, and RDCS Study Guide Companion remain in development. The additional specialty names below remain early concepts—not launch announcements, feature commitments, or claims of clinical readiness.
Build the active companion portfolio
Strengthen Sonicuity Echo across Android and iOS while developing focused ASC and RDCS study-guide companions.
Educational guidance
Original diagrams, synthetic loops, measurement walkthroughs, and 3D/MPR technique guidance after expert review.
Validate before expanding
New specialties move forward only when user need, evidence, review ownership, and a safe product boundary are real.
Sonicuity companion roadmap
Concept portfolio · sequencing and names may change
In development01
Sonicuity Echo
Cardiac sonographers
The first Sonicuity product: a private-by-design professional workspace in Android private beta, with iOS development underway.
Available now02
Sonicuity AfterHours Pay
On-call professionals
A private, offline utility for recording on-call hours and estimating gross pay, available now on the App Store and Google Play.
In development03
ASC Study Guide Companion
ASC exam preparation
A focused educational study companion for structured ASC review, practice, and progress tracking.
In development04
RDCS Study Guide Companion
RDCS exam preparation
A focused educational study companion for organized RDCS review, practice, and progress tracking.
Future concept05
Vascular Companion
Vascular imaging professionals
A possible local-first workspace for vascular education, professional organization, and source-transparent tools.
Future concept06
Cardiac MRI Companion
Cardiac MRI professionals
A possible specialty workspace for structured learning, workflow support, and carefully bounded reference tools.
Future products require their own user research, source validation, privacy architecture, clinical and legal review, accessibility testing, and release decision.