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Guide · Walkthrough

How Remene works, on one real MRI.

Follow a real knee MRI from upload to a document for the doctor. Here are the seven moments that matter; the 11-minute video shows every step.

The video is in English, with the waiting shortened. Playing it loads YouTube.

Seven moments, one MRI.

Every screen below is what Remene showed for this knee, taken from the walkthrough. The study was shared by its owner and de-identified.

  1. Upload your MRI

    Choose the folder from your CD, or a ZIP archive. Your name, date of birth, clinic and many other details are taken out of the image files before the images reach the AI.

    The images are sorted into series and prepared for viewing, with every stage on screen.

    Remene preparing an uploaded knee MRI for viewing: 17 of 29 series processed from 811 files.Open the full-size image in a new tab

  2. Read the analysis

    One slide per structure: what it is, what can be seen and why, with a yellow outline on the image and every limit said out loud.

    For this knee: 16 structures, 14 with a typical appearance and 2 worth asking your doctor about.

    The AI MRI analysis slide for the knee joint fluid spaces, marked worth asking your doctor, with the fluid outlined in yellow on a side view of the knee.Open the full-size image in a new tab

  3. Add the radiologist's report

    Add it as photos, a PDF or pasted text. Every line keeps the radiologist's own words, with a plain-language explanation beside it.

    “See on the image” takes you to the area a line talks about.

    A knee MRI radiology report explained in plain language: each line in the radiologist's words beside its explanation, with “See on the image” links and the questions for the doctor.Open the full-size image in a new tab

  4. A second opinion, only if you ask

    An AI compares the report with the images, line by line: what matches, what differs, what the images cannot check. No doctor reviews it.

    Here, 11 of 18 statements match, 6 cannot be checked, and one differs: the fluid.

    An AI second opinion, not reviewed by a doctor, comparing a knee MRI report with the images: 11 of 18 statements match and one differs, shown beside the linked images.Open the full-size image in a new tab

  5. Explore every image

    Every series in a full viewer, in your browser, free and with nothing to install.

    Step through the slices, change the contrast, and follow the analysis markings across views.

    The free online MRI viewer showing a front view of the knee with the lower thigh bone marked and the list of analysis markings.Open the full-size image in a new tab

  6. Ask about your study

    Ask what a term or a conclusion means. Answers come from your own study and link to the parts they rely on.

    A good question for your doctor is one tap away from your list.

    Ask AI answering “What does the analysis explain about my images?” about a knee MRI, with numbered links to the analysis and report lines the answer relies on.Open the full-size image in a new tab

  7. Take it to your appointment

    Your questions, the explanations and the images come together in one PDF for your doctor.

    With or without the original report pages: you decide what to bring.

    Downloading the consultation preparation PDF, with or without the original radiology report pages.Open the full-size image in a new tab
Remene preparing an uploaded knee MRI for viewing: 17 of 29 series processed from 811 files.Open the full-size image in a new tab

What you need

  • Your MRI. The folder from the CD, a download or a ZIP archive, just as you got it.
  • A browser. On your phone or your computer; nothing to install.
  • The report, if you have it. Everything else works without it, and you can add it later.
  • About 15 minutes to the analysis. Upload included. About 30 minutes for everything, or as long as you like.

Exploring the images is free. One payment of $9.99 per study unlocks the rest. See pricing

Questions

Is the MRI in this guide real?

Yes. It is a real knee MRI, shared by its owner for this walkthrough and de-identified. Every screen, count and question on this page comes from it.

Do I need the radiologist's report?

No. The analysis, the images and the questions work without it. You can add the report later; the second opinion needs it.

How long does it take?

About 15 minutes from upload to the analysis. Everything, from the report and the second opinion to the chat and the images, takes about 30 minutes in all, or as long as you want to explore. The video shortens the waiting.

Does a doctor check the results?

Not yet. Everything Remene writes is AI output that no doctor has reviewed. It helps you prepare your questions; it does not replace your doctor's opinion.

Walk in knowing what to ask.

View your images for free. One payment per study unlocks everything else.

Upload your MRI

Remene helps you understand your MRI. The AI second opinion is optional, not reviewed by a doctor, and does not replace a consultation.