Dictate in your own words
Speak naturally in a stream-of-consciousness style instead of mentally formatting every sentence as you go.
“No bowel obstruction. Mild fatty liver. There is a 1.8 cm pancreatic cyst...”
BUILT FOR RADIOLOGISTS · WINDOWS DESKTOP
Speak Naturally.
Report Intelligently.
Speak your findings as they come to you. ReportRocket transforms free-flowing dictation into a polished, structured radiology report—saving time without interrupting your clinical thinking.
Natural dictation
Structured reporting
Voice-driven editing
DICTATE NATURALLY→AI ORGANIZES THE REPORT→REVIEW & FINALIZE FASTER
01 / HOW IT WORKS
Your workflow, beautifully simplified.
ReportRocket is designed for the way radiologists actually dictate: freely, quickly, and with the ability to correct or refine earlier findings at any time.
AI builds the structure
ReportRocket organizes your findings into a clean, structured report and can generate an optional Smart Impression.
Findings
Impression
Change earlier content by voice
Use the same dictation box to revise prior report content. Just say what changed, and ReportRocket updates the report accordingly.
“Never mind what I said about the pancreatic cyst. There’s actually a solid mass in the pancreas.”
↓ updates ↓
Updated finding: Solid pancreatic mass identified.
Review, then send to PowerScribe One
Once the report is complete, review it and populate the finished report into PowerScribe One automatically.
Report complete → PowerScribe One
THE REPORTROCKET EXPERIENCE
See the workflow in action
Speak naturally. ReportRocket organizes the findings into a structured, editable draft. Need to change something? Dictate a correction in the same box.
ReportRocketACCELERATE YOUR REPORTING
Review templated report
Compare the original dictation with the generated template. Edit the report directly if needed.Original dictation
“Mild hepatic steatosis. No biliary ductal dilatation. There is a 1.8 cm cystic lesion in the pancreas. No bowel obstruction. Colonic diverticulosis without evidence of diverticulitis.”
LATER, IN THE SAME DICTATION BOX
“Never mind what I said about the pancreatic cyst. There is actually a 1.8 cm solid mass in the pancreas.”
Templated report — editableV1 · Generated preview ▾
Findings:
LIVER: Mild hepatic steatosis. No focal hepatic lesion identified.
BILIARY: No biliary ductal dilatation.
PANCREAS: There is a 1.8 cm solid mass in the pancreas.
BOWEL: No bowel obstruction. Colonic diverticulosis without evidence of diverticulitis.
· · ·
Impression: Optional Smart Impression
1. 1.8 cm solid pancreatic mass.
2. Mild hepatic steatosis.
Illustrative example using fictional findings. Styled after the ReportRocket desktop interface.
02 / THE ADVANTAGE
Every second belongs to the read.
Purpose-built intelligence for the moments that slow reporting down. Four capabilities, one effortless workflow.
AI-Powered Reporting
Dictate naturally. Turn free-flowing findings into a polished, structured radiology report—with optional Smart Impressions.
Edit by speaking.
Make a correction later in the same dictation box. ReportRocket revises the relevant earlier finding without starting over.
From ReportRocket to
PowerScribe One.
Completed, reviewed reports populate PowerScribe One automatically—no copying, pasting, or duplicate entry.
Hands-free, eyes on images.
Use voice commands to navigate PACS and streamline repetitive workstation tasks.
A detail that makes a difference.
Adjust Smart Impression verbosity from concise and direct to more detailed, descriptive wording.
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03 / BUILT WITH RESPONSIBILITY
Assist the radiologist.
Never replace judgment.
ReportRocket is designed to save time, not remove oversight. The radiologist remains responsible for reviewing and approving every report before final use. Security and privacy hardening are ongoing; this preview is not represented as HIPAA-compliant or cleared for use with patient information.
✓ Human-reviewed drafts
✓ Structured source-to-report workflow
✓ Security-first development
Spend less time formatting.
More time reading.
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