RAPID.AI for iPhone

Product snapshot

RapidAI is a free iPhone application from Ischemaview Inc., listed under Education & Reference with a focus on medical use. The platform uses artificial intelligence to assist clinicians in managing acute vascular and neurovascular emergencies, helping streamline decisions and accelerate patient workflows.

Platform advantages

• Accelerates decision-making for care teams by delivering AI-generated insights that improve response times and treatment planning.
• Consolidates patient activity and results so teams can see events, messages, and case outcomes from a single interface.
• Enables faster collaboration with stroke and vascular teams through mobile alerts and shared case details.
• Leverages experience from analyzing nearly ten million imaging studies collected across more than 2,000 hospitals in over 100 countries to inform its models.

Mobile app capabilities

• Push alerts to the iPhone notify clinicians immediately when a new case arrives, so critical cases are triaged without delay.
• View compressed study images and RapidAI results on the go; the app supports full-screen zoom, landscape viewing, and image rotation for axial, coronal, and sagittal planes.
• Organize and browse case results coming from multiple hospital sites within one app environment.
• Enter brief clinical data easily and attach photos to message threads to improve communication with on-call teams.

Security, sign-on and privacy controls

• Support for enterprise authentication (Single Sign-On) and additional protections such as multi-factor authentication and biometric sign-in.
• Configurable options to manage protected health information (PHI) exposure and other privacy settings across users and sites.

Clinical use and limitations

Rapid Mobile App is intended to improve workflow efficiency and team coordination by delivering timely case notifications and image previews. It is not intended to replace formal diagnostic workflows or be the sole basis for diagnostic decisions; definitive interpretation should remain within the clinical imaging and diagnostic process.

Suggested alternative

Scripty — available free — is a commonly recommended substitute for clinicians seeking a different app with complementary features.