For radiologists
Professional viewer, your own plate templates, digitally signed reports and tools to show a colleague a finding live. Report from the clinic, from home or from the airport, with no remote desktop.

The plate and the report
What comes out is a PDF with your letterhead, the plate laid out the way you designed it, and an electronically signed report anyone can verify.
Define how many frames, in what order and what size: 13 consecutive slices for endo, three blocks per tooth for implants. Save them by exam type and reuse them.
Template editor · system presets or your ownEvery view you add to the analysis lands in its frame. What you see in the preview is exactly what the PDF prints.
Drag from any viewport · preview = PDFRich-text editor, images between paragraphs, your own title and footer. Reopen the draft whenever you want.
Saved draft · center letterheadWhen you sign, the PDF carries your name, date, document hash and a QR. Whoever receives it can check at cbcthub.com/v/… that it was not modified.
Signature per scan · public validationFor showing colleagues
Three ways for the other person to see exactly what you see, with no screen sharing and no screenshots.
Send a link and your colleague sees your slice, your annotations, your cursor and your brightness changes, synced instantly.
No screen sharing · the viewer installs nothingRecord your voice as you move through the scan. The full read is kept, with what you said about each slice, for the referrer or for teaching.
Voice + navigation · shared by linkSave a view with its axes and measurements to return exactly. Leave a comment on a slice and generate a link that opens right there.
Named scenes · direct link to the findingFrom anywhere
All processing happens on the computer where you open the scan. No remote desktop, no "the clinic's machine", no per-seat license. Mac, Windows, Linux or iPad.
Professional viewer
The same tools as a workstation. Reconstructed on your computer via WebAssembly.
Plan for radiologists
Pro is the radiologist's account: your brand, your templates and your signature, at any center you report for. Prices in USD; −10% on 6 months, −20% yearly.

“I read thousands of cone-beam scans a year. Every tool in CBCTHub exists because I needed it while reporting.”
Cristian Rosas Méndez · Oral and Maxillofacial Radiologist · Universidad Austral de Chile · Meet the team →
Before you switch
The volume is reconstructed on your computer with the original DICOM voxel, not a compressed server version. Measurements are calibrated from the voxel spacing in the DICOM header.
Yes. There are presets per exam type and an editor to create your own: frames, sizes, order. They're saved to your account and used from the viewer.
The signed PDF includes your name, date, the document hash and a QR pointing to a public verification page. Anyone can check the report wasn't altered since signing. Legal validity depends on each country's regulations.
With your Pro account you report for all of them under your brand. If a center has its own CBCTHub account, it gives you a team user and you work inside it with its templates and letterhead.
Exactly what you see: the same slice, annotations, your cursor and brightness/contrast changes, synced. They join through a link, nothing to install.
Yes, the viewer runs in Safari on iPad. There is also an iOS and Android app for viewing shared scans.
Start today
Drag in a CBCT, build the plate with your template and sign. Free plan to try, no card.