Educational software for healthcare imaging professionals

Built for people who
see through sound.

From your first study session to your next on-call shift. Thoughtfully designed apps for learning, reference, and the work around your work.

Echo + RDCS Study Guide Companion
Coming soon to Android, iPhone, iPad, and Mac!

Sonicuity app icons and home-screen widgets

Sonicuity app icons and home-screen widgets

Actual iPad home screen with RDCS, Sonicuity Echo, and Sonicuity AfterHours app icons, plus Echo Favorites and Sonicuity AfterHours widgets. Example values shown.

Actual apps. Real widgets.Made to be right there.

01 / Your next chapter starts here

RDCS Study Guide
Companion.

A little practice. A deeper understanding.
Your own space to study, review, and keep going.

Coming soon to Android, iPhone, iPad, and Mac!

1,000draft study-bank items
40topics across five sections
2 × 150dedicated mock-exam questions
On deviceyour progress and private notes

Practice by section. Review explanations. Bookmark what matters. Track your own study history, with exportable progress and print-ready study PDFs.

Draft study content, not clinically reviewed or approved. Not affiliated with or endorsed by ARDMS or ASE. Practice scores do not predict examination results. Features shown are from development builds.

02 / Your professional reference companion

Sonicuity Echo.

I See Through Sound.
A focused workspace for the things you reach for every day.

Coming soon to Android, iPhone, iPad, and Mac!

Echo calculatorsMeasurement CoachProtocol VaultCME trackingFavorites widget

Built for cardiac sonographers, students, and educators. Designed to help new graduates build confidence and experienced sonographers keep pace with evolving professional guidelines.

Development screens · Education and reference only. No clinical validation is claimed; labels shown within beta screens are not independent clinical approval.

New from Sonicuity

Sonicuity AfterHours

Know your on-call hours. Know your on-call pay.

Built for nurses, sonographers, physicians, and anyone who works on call. Track your hours, callbacks, and estimated pay—then see what you’ve earned anytime, right from the included home-screen widget.

A private, offline utility for on-call professionals to record coverage, callbacks, pay rules, and estimated gross—without an account, ads, or a subscription.

Learn more about Sonicuity AfterHours

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
01

Imaging professionals first

Built around the repeated, practical work of sonographers—not generic software dressed in medical jargon.

02

Private by design

The current beta keeps its core workspace local, with no advertising, analytics, cloud sync, or portal credentials.

03

Sources stay visible

Guidance, calculators, and local decisions are kept distinct so users can see what supports a tool—and what does not.

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 workflowNot included
Remote AINot included
Cloud syncNot included
Ads & analyticsNot included
Portal login connectionNot included
Local app-private persistenceIn beta

Active development and future direction

A focused start.
A growing companion family.

Sonicuity AfterHours is available now on the App Store and Google Play. Sonicuity Echo, ACS 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.

Now

Build the active companion portfolio

Bring Sonicuity Echo and RDCS Study Guide Companion to Android, iPhone, iPad, and Mac, while continuing focused ACS development.

Next

Educational guidance

Original diagrams, synthetic loops, measurement walkthroughs, and 3D/MPR technique guidance after expert review.

Then

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 development

Sonicuity Echo

Cardiac sonographers

The first Sonicuity product: a private-by-design educational and professional-reference workspace. Coming soon to Android, iPhone, iPad, and Mac!

Available now

Sonicuity AfterHours

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 development

ACS Study Guide Companion

ACS exam preparation

A focused educational study companion for structured ACS review, practice, and progress tracking.

In development

RDCS Study Guide Companion

RDCS exam preparation

A focused educational study companion for organized RDCS review, practice, and progress tracking. Coming soon to Android, iPhone, iPad, and Mac!

Future concept

Vascular Companion

Vascular imaging professionals

A possible local-first workspace for vascular education, professional organization, and source-transparent tools.

Future concept

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.