About Analyze My Wrist
Run by one independent team
Everything on Analyze My Wrist is produced by the same independent group that publishes JointLens, the umbrella product that ties our imaging tools together. There is no clinic, no insurer and no scanner manufacturer involved, and no advertiser decides what appears here. We started this because patients routinely get a report full of terms nobody explains, and we would rather be identifiable than clever about it.
Wrist and carpal imaging in the browser
Radiographs including dedicated scaphoid views, CT for bone detail, and MRI for soft tissue all open here, from loose files or a hospital archive. The viewer runs entirely client-side, so you can scroll through the carpus and change contrast before asking for anything. The AI explanation then describes the rendered images in plain terms: cortical continuity across the scaphoid waist, alignment of the carpal rows and the scapholunate interval, the triangular fibrocartilage complex at the ulnar side, signal within the lunate, tendon sheaths at the first extensor compartment, the shape of the carpal tunnel, fluid-filled cysts arising from the dorsal capsule, and the distal radius articular surface after a fall.
Failure modes to expect
A scaphoid fracture can be genuinely invisible on radiographs taken in the first days after injury, which is exactly why clinicians immobilise a suspicious wrist and re-image it. Treat any reassuring sentence about a normal-looking scaphoid as worthless if your anatomical snuffbox is tender. TFCC tears are frequently over-called and under-called on non-arthrographic MRI. Carpal tunnel syndrome is a clinical and electrodiagnostic diagnosis, not an imaging one. Ligament instability needs stress or motion views. And no part of this output has been checked by a radiologist.
The safety boundary
You pass a consent screen before the analyzer will start, and it states without hedging that the output is informational, may be wrong, and is not a diagnosis. Reports repeat it and the Medical Disclaimer catalogues the known ways general-purpose models mislead readers about images. An obviously deformed wrist, a cold or numb hand, or pain that worsens inside a cast is an urgent-care matter.
No upload, no archive
The architecture keeps your study on your device: files are unzipped, headers read and pixels drawn by JavaScript inside your tab, and none of that reaches our servers. Only the rendered images you select and the note you type are relayed onward when you ask for an explanation, and the relay keeps no persistent copy of either. We hold no medical file store at all, so requests to delete a scan have nothing to act on — the Privacy Policy explains why.
Contact
We route every message through a single form instead of publishing an address. If something here misled you, we would rather hear it directly than have you assume it was correct.