OverRead runs on a Windows reading workstation. Measurements from PACS, prior dates, clinical calculators, and a cross-patient check, with an optional dashboard for reading-room counts. Scroll through.
The tray
One tray icon. One right-click for everything. Tray menu opens Settings, switches profile, reloads the suite, or fires Setup to capture your window layout.
One icon in the Windows system tray — right-click for everything.
Calculators
Eight clinical calculators ship with it: Fleischner, Lung-RADS, adrenal, pancreatic cyst, thyroid TI-RADS, adnexal cyst, gallbladder polyp, and Bosniak renal cyst, plus RV/LV ratio, NASCET stenosis, vertebral height loss, and a Measurement Check against reference values. Each reads the report text, asks for what is missing, and pastes the recommendation with its citation.
Eight calculators and three measurement tools, each with its citation.
The PACS bridge
Drop a measurement on the PACS image, then hit two hotkeys where the data belongs: Ctrl+Alt+I drops the parsed value (5.4 mm), Ctrl+Alt+R drops the image citation ((Series 3, Image 15)). You dictate the prose around them.
Measurement value and image citation, dropped at the PowerScribe cursor.
Priors
Hit Ctrl+Alt+D at the PowerScribe cursor and OverRead types the dates of the patient’s prior studies, pulled live from PACS.
The comparison-study list, typed live from PACS.
The dashboard
An optional companion to the desktop suite — open it at dashboard.overread.app on your phone, laptop, or any browser. A radial gauge of total unread, color-coded modality cards, and live moonlighting alerts.
An optional companion — open it on your phone or any browser.
The push
Subscribe to the modalities you care about. When one opens up for moonlighting, every subscribed device gets a push notification — no need to be at the workstation.
A push notification the moment moonlighting opens up.
PHI policy
No patient data leaves the workstation. The only things OverRead sends out are the update check and a feedback form you fill in yourself; reference links open in your browser like any link. Accession numbers are checked locally so a measurement or citation can never be pasted into another patient's report.
No patient identifiers are ever written to disk.