aidoctorscan

Free — including the full analysis

The photo check is free. The longer written analysis is free too: invite one person to try the tool, and it unlocks once they complete a check.

Free Scan

Free
  • Upload a photo of a visible symptom
  • Instant triage level and confidence score
  • Plain-language read of what the image may show
  • Instant results
Start a free check
No payment

Full Analysis

Free
Unlocked when one person you invite completes a check
  • Everything in the free check, plus:
  • What the photo showed — including the warning signs that were NOT seen
  • What it may be, and what it is less likely to be, with the reason for each
  • Red flags: the specific changes that would raise the urgency
  • A re-photograph plan and questions to ask your doctor
Start a free check

Frequently Asked Questions

What's the difference between the free check and the full analysis?

The free check gives you an urgency level, a confidence score and a plain-language summary of what your photo may show. The full analysis adds a longer written explanation: what it may and may not be, the red flags to watch for, how to photograph it to track changes, and questions for your doctor.

How does the invite unlock work?

Under your result you get a link to share. When one person opens it and completes a check of their own, your full analysis unlocks — on the page, and by email if you asked. If the result suggests seeing a specialist, the analysis is free straight away, and urgent results are told to get care now rather than read more.

Is anything about me shared when I invite someone?

No. The link opens our home page and nothing else. It never carries your photo, your result, what you wrote or your email; the short code at the end only tells us the visit came from your invite. You aren't told who completed a check, and they never see yours.

aidoctorscan provides health information and education only. It cannot replace an examination by a licensed clinician. If a symptom worries you, contact a doctor. In an emergency, call your local emergency number.