An AI medical imaging tool that helps radiologists and healthcare providers triage chest X-rays for TB and pneumonia-related abnormalities in high-volume settings.

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Is RADIFY AI Right for You?

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Best For

  • Radiology teams
  • Clinics reading chest X-rays

What It Does Well

  • Chest X-ray triage
  • TB abnormality detection

Things to Check

  • South Africa rollout
  • X-ray machine compatibility

About RADIFY AI

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RADIFY AI is a web-based AI medical imaging tool for radiologists, public hospitals, and private practices that assists with detecting and triaging abnormalities on chest X-rays, including TB and pneumonia-related findings.

Key capabilities include:

  • Chest X-ray abnormality detection for 16 to 20 major abnormalities, including TB-associated patterns and pneumonia-related pathologies (such as consolidations, infiltrates, and lymphadenopathy)
  • High-throughput triage that can label and prioritise over 2000 X-rays per minute, helping teams manage imaging backlogs in high-volume facilities
  • Probability-based prioritisation that categorises cases as high, intermediate, or low probability (example thresholds shown include 88%, 63%, and 33%) to support faster escalation of urgent cases
  • Explainable visual outputs that highlight regions of interest using bounding boxes to show where suspected abnormalities appear

Available on Web.

Targeted at B2B healthcare providers, including radiologists and imaging teams in public hospitals, private practices, emergency rooms, ICUs, and point-of-care settings (including portable X-ray use cases and routine monitoring for patients with mild symptoms).

Notable in the African market context, the product is licensed by SAHPRA as a Class A Medical Device and has FDA 510(k) clearance for triaging Pneumothorax and Pleural Effusion, supporting deployment in regulated clinical environments, including high-burden TB regions such as South Africa.

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RADIFY AI Funding History

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RADIFY AI has raised $1.6M across 1 recorded funding event. The latest was Venture (Round not Specified) in Feb 2023.

Total Raised:
$1.6M
Latest Round:
Venture (Round not Specified)

RADIFY AI Investors & Funding Rounds

Venture (Round not Specified)$1.7MFeb 2023

Frequently Asked Questions About RADIFY AI

RADIFY AI is an AI-powered medical imaging tool that detects and triages abnormalities on chest X-rays, including TB-associated patterns, pneumonia-related pathologies, consolidations, infiltrates, and lymphadenopathy. It processes over 2000 X-rays per minute, categorizes cases by high, intermediate, or low probability (such as 88%, 63%, or 33%), and highlights regions of interest with bounding boxes to prioritize urgent care. It also supports extensions for mammograms to identify breast cancer suspicions and ultrasound for pathology detection with heatmaps.

RADIFY AI is typically sold through hospital, clinic, or enterprise licensing agreements, so costs are usually custom and depend on scale, deployment, and region.

RADIFY AI is licensed by SAHPRA as a Class A Medical Device in South Africa and has FDA 510(k) clearance for use in the US, targeting high-burden TB regions including Indonesia, South Africa, Philippines, and India.

To sign up for RADIFY AI, you generally don’t use a self-serve signup page; instead, you request a demo or contact the RADIFY/Envisionit Deep AI sales team to onboard your hospital or institution.

No, RADIFY AI is a web-based tool and does not have a mobile app.

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