MEDICAL IMAGING. MADE EASIER TO WORK WITH.

See beyond
the scan.

Medical images.
A clearer view of anatomy.

One desktop workspace for exploring scans, shaping anatomical models and reviewing the detail that matters. Built for research and education, with local AI tools in development.

IN DEVELOPMENT / RESEARCH PREVIEW

SOFTWARE FOR THE PEOPLE WORKING WITH ANATOMY.SCROLL TO EXPLORE

The scan.
The model. Together.

A 3D model can make anatomy easier to explore. But the images it came from still matter.

We’re building a workspace where you can move between the two, review your changes and see how neighbouring structures fit together.

01 / THE WELLBEING SUITE

A closer look.
A clearer understanding.

Built for working with anatomy.
Here’s what we’re developing.

w. WELLBEING WORKSPACEINTERACTIVE DESIGN CONCEPT
Conceptual glass thorax showing lungs and surrounding structuresTHORACIC ANATOMY CONCEPT ILLUSTRATION
CONTEXT VIEW
DESIGN PREVIEW

An illustration of the workspace we’re developing, rather than a live software demo.

01

Work on your own computer.

We’re designing the suite around local processing on your PC.

02

Keep the original in view.

Compare the model with the images it came from.

03

Know what changed.

Review edits, check warnings and keep a record of your work.

02 / ONE CONNECTED WORKFLOW

From the first slice
to the full picture.

From opening a study to saving a model.
Choose a step to see what we’re working on.

IN DEVELOPMENT

Start with your study.

Bring supported inputs into a local research project and check their orientation, spacing and source details before modelling.

  • DICOM series selection
  • Source and coordinate checks
  • Local project organisation

Input compatibility is being evaluated. A supported example is not a guarantee for every study.

03 / OUR RECONSTRUCTION RESEARCH

A smoother surface
is only half the story.

Smoothing a model can remove useful detail or change the space between organs. We’re studying how to improve a surface while checking what changes elsewhere.

Where did it improve?
What else changed?

Our approach to reconstruction research
01

Preserve local detail.

Check which details an edit preserves and which it changes.

02

Check relationships.

Measure the gaps between neighbouring structures, as well as each model’s shape.

03

Learn from what fails.

Record unsuccessful edits too. Once a method is fixed, test it on cases it has not seen before.

Where we are today.

Windows desktop & installerA private research preview, installed and checked on a development laptopPRIVATE PREVIEW
Image views & segmentation editingResearch workflows for inspecting images, editing structures and reviewing modelsPRIVATE PREVIEW
Model review & saved projectsKeep geometry, review warnings and project context togetherPRIVATE PREVIEW
AI-assisted segmentationOptional local model packs in candidate testing; review every proposalCANDIDATE TESTING
Adaptive resource managementMeasuring each task before extending support to more PCsIN DEVELOPMENT
Wider hardware & study supportIndependent-machine and broader input qualification remain aheadUNDER EVALUATION

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Development status: 9 October 2026. Private Windows research preview; candidate AI and wider hardware support are still being evaluated. Not clinically validated or for clinical decisions. Read the development updates.

04 / BUILT WITH PEOPLE IN MIND

Anatomy connects
different kinds of work.

YOUR WORK

Less back and forth.
More time with the model.

Moving from a scan to a reviewed model takes several steps. We want to make those handoffs easier to manage.

Tell us where you spend time repeating work, switching tools or checking an output.

Discuss your workflow

05 / OUR PURPOSE

Behind every scan,
a person.

We want to give healthcare teams better ways to understand anatomy and work with it.

Wellbeing Technologies is a UK company developing desktop software for medical imaging and 3D modelling. Our focus is practical: bring the work into one place and make each model easier to inspect and review.

We’re still building. Alongside the software, we’re researching how reconstruction changes anatomical detail. We want the people who do this work every day to help shape what comes next.

UP
Usman PerwaizFounder, Wellbeing Technologies

BEFORE WE TALK

Your questions,
answered.

Can I download the software today?+

There is no public download yet. Our Windows installer is being tested privately. Get in touch to discuss your intended use and future evaluation opportunities.

Is this software ready for clinical use?+

No. This is research software and has not been clinically validated. It must not be used for diagnosis or treatment decisions.

Are these real scans or software screenshots?+

The images and animation illustrate the product we’re developing. They are not patient scans, software screenshots or evidence of clinical accuracy.

What will I be able to do with it?+

The private preview brings image inspection, segmentation editing and model review into a Windows application. Local AI proposals and broader compatibility are still being tested. See our development updates for the current scope.

Will my scans need to go to the cloud?+

We’re designing the software to process scans on your computer. The current research version does not send scans to an external processing service. We’ll publish the final data-handling and security details before release.

What about pricing and a customer portal?+

We’re discussing research, education and institutional access before setting commercial prices. The customer portal is being prepared for accounts, licences, downloads and support; account registration is not open yet.

KEEP EXPLORING

Start with a question.

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TELL US ABOUT YOUR WORK

What would make
your work easier?

Tell us about the scans you work with, the models you need and where your current tools fall short.

Start a conversationPlease share project context, not patient information.
Expanded conceptual anatomical thorax artwork

Anatomical illustration · not a patient scan or software screenshot