Camera and LiDAR capture
Measure area, depth, and volume where device hardware supports it, with photo import for broader device coverage.
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WoundCorder
On-device wound capture, measurement, trend review, and export for research and care documentation. Built for clarity, not diagnosis.
Capture
Capture and review in one clinical workspace.
The iOS flow keeps patient context, anatomy confirmation, capture quality, measurement, summary, and export in a focused sequence.
Research perfusion pairing
Pair compatible Bluetooth hardware for perfusion readings, with a demo mode for hardware-free walkthroughs.
Structured pro fields
Document wound bed composition, drainage, edges, pain, tunneling, undermining, and other clinical context.
User-controlled export
Share PDF summaries, images, or research exports only when you initiate the export from the app.
Workflow
A guided encounter from patient to report.
WoundCorder behaves like a focused clinical tool: compact steps, clear state, and no hidden cloud handoff.
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Patient
Start with a patient or study ID, then add wound context without forcing a full charting workflow.
02
Location
Select anatomy and confirm side so the app does not guess left versus right from a mirrored photo.
03
Capture
Use camera, LiDAR where available, photo import, or optional voice notes to document the encounter.
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Summary
Review measurements, severity, uncertainty notes, and export a report when you choose.
Patient and caregiver language
Public mode keeps summaries plain, focuses on what changed, and prompts users to contact qualified care when symptoms or urgency require it.
Track the wound and seek care if pain, redness, drainage, or fever gets worse.
Professional documentation
Pro mode adds structured wound fields, research export, and perfusion device setup.
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Review tiers
Clear next-step language without pretending to diagnose.
The app presents practical guidance, uncertainty notes, and reminders to contact a qualified clinician when needed.
Routine
Track and recheck
Monitor
Watch closely
Clinical
Review soon
Urgent
Seek care
Privacy
Local-first by default.
Wound data stays on device unless you choose to export or share it.
Read privacy policyOn-device records
Patient records, photos, measurements, notes, and analysis stay in local app storage.
Face ID and auto-lock
Device authentication can protect records before the app opens sensitive views.
No tracking stack
No ads, no tracking SDKs, no third-party analytics, and no cloud account requirement.
Get help
Support and privacy details in one place.
WoundCorder helps capture wounds, review measurements, track changes, and export reports. Support and privacy details are easy to reach when needed.