Import
Add a spinal X-ray from Photos and start an anonymized case.
iPhone measurement aid for spine teams
Measure Cobb angles from spinal X-rays in a quiet, local workflow built for clinical review: manual landmarks, assisted detection, SVA marking, and exportable annotated reports.


Designed around the clinical boundary
Cobb Angle Pro helps place lines and calculate angles from spinal X-rays. It does not diagnose, recommend treatment, or replace clinical judgment. Every export keeps that reminder visible.
Workflow
The product language follows how clinicians talk about Cobb review: end-vertebra landmarks, observer variability, serial comparison, and clear documentation.
Add a spinal X-ray from Photos and start an anonymized case.
Place Cobb points manually or review an auto-detected candidate.
Adjust the image, refine the landmarks, and keep clinical judgment in front.
Generate a clean JPEG or PDF with metadata and a measurement-aid notice.
Product surface
The app avoids general radiology clutter and keeps the measurement canvas, handles, readout, detection review, and export path in one place.
A focused workspace for coronal Cobb angle review and sagittal vertical axis marking.
Measurement rows keep the case title, date, thumbnail, and angle easy to scan.
Auto-detection is framed as a candidate to review, not an autonomous diagnosis.
Pro exports include the annotated image, case metadata, and a clinical-use reminder.
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Research language
Field research supported a narrow vocabulary: assist, review, verify, export. It avoids autonomous diagnosis claims and treats AI output as something clinicians inspect.