See how your brain volumes track over time.
NeuroVol takes a brain MRI you already have, segments it into anatomical regions, and shows you how each region's volume compares with a published reference for your age and sex — and how it changes across your own scans over time.
Built for people who get repeated brain MRIs and want a clearer view of their own anatomy, like those living with multiple sclerosis. NeuroVol is educational only: it is not a medical device, does not provide a diagnosis, and is not a substitute for your clinician.
What you do
- Create an account.
- Upload the DICOM folder from your MRI as a single ZIP file.
- We strip identifying header fields and convert the scan.
- We segment the brain on a GPU and compute per-region volumes.
- You see a plain-language report and, after a second upload, a trend.
Plain-language report
Each region is described in everyday terms — what it is, what it does, and how your measured volume sits in a population reference distribution. No clinical jargon, no thresholds, no risk language.
Designed for repeats
Built around the longitudinal view — when you upload a second scan, we draw a chart for each region over time so you can see your own pattern.
Privacy as a feature
De-identification happens before anything is stored. You can read exactly what we strip, what we keep, where it lives, and for how long on the privacy page.
What NeuroVol is not
- It is not a medical device.
- It does not diagnose disease and does not make risk predictions.
- Percentiles compare your value to a reference distribution; they are not clinical thresholds.
- If you have concerns about your health or a scan, please talk to a qualified clinician.