How Patients Around the World Are Using our Free X-Ray AI Analyzer
Real usage data from the past 30 days: 140+ countries, an NPS of 84, and honest feedback from patients using X-Ray AI Analyzer to understand their scans.
When you receive a radiology scan, understanding what it actually means can feel overwhelming. Medical reports are written for doctors — not for the people whose health they describe. That gap between "here are your results" and "here's what they mean for you" is exactly why X-Ray AI Analyzer exists.
We don't usually share usage data publicly. But a few numbers from the past 30 days tell a story worth telling: how people around the world are actually using the tool, and what happens after they get their results.
People From Every Corner of the World
In the past 30 days, patients and healthcare users from over 140 countries have used X-Ray AI Analyzer to make sense of their scans — from South Asia to North America, Europe to Africa and the Middle East, Southeast Asia to Oceania and Latin America.
Access to specialist radiologists isn't equal worldwide. For many users, a fast, accessible AI explanation isn't a convenience — it's often the only way to understand a scan before a follow-up appointment, or in places where specialist waiting times stretch into months.
What Happens When Someone Uploads a Scan
Most people upload a single image and submit — no complicated setup, no technical knowledge required. Within moments, the analysis begins. Once started, 98% of analyses complete successfully: the tool either delivers a full result or it doesn't start at all. There are no half-finished reports left hanging.
What happens next is where it gets interesting. After receiving their results, users don't just glance and close the tab. On average, authenticated users spend 7 minutes reading their analysis — some considerably longer, with individual sessions stretching close to an hour.
A portion of users take things further:
- 7% print their report and bring it to their doctor's appointment
- 8% open the AI chat to ask follow-up questions about specific findings
These aren't passive users. They're people actively trying to understand their own health.
What Users Are Saying
Our NPS score — a standard measure of how likely people are to recommend a product — currently stands at 84, placing X-Ray AI Analyzer among the most-recommended tools in its category.
Numbers only say so much, though. Here's some of what users have written after their analyses:
"The accuracy was impressive — our doctor confirmed it is indeed a Colles' type fracture."
"In-depth analysis, differential diagnosis, able to ask questions to the AI assistant. Very good job."
"This report was fast and thorough — it covered every area I was curious about."
A reminder alongside quotes like these: a radiologist has full clinical context — your history, your symptoms, prior imaging, and legal responsibility for the read. AI doesn't replace that. What it does well is turn a dense, jargon-heavy report into something a patient can actually understand and bring into the conversation with their doctor.
These quotes are real feedback from real users on real scans — not testimonials curated for a marketing campaign.
Why This Matters
We built X-Ray AI Analyzer for a simple reason: everyone deserves to understand their own medical imaging, regardless of where they live, what language they speak, or whether they have immediate access to a specialist.
The numbers above aren't a pitch. They're evidence the tool is doing what it was built to do — helping patients around the world get clarity on their scans, faster and more accessibly than before. As always: this is an educational tool, not a diagnosis, and it's not a substitute for your doctor or a qualified radiologist.
If you have a scan you'd like to understand, you can try it today — your first full analysis is free, no credit card required.