What if you could truly see inside your own body?

A desktop viewer that turns your own medical scans into immersive, explorable 3D — running entirely on your machine.

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Introducing

MyBodyPrism

A desktop app that turns your DICOM scans into immersive, explorable 3D — on your own machine, where your data stays.

MyBodyPrism — Multi-view
MyBodyPrism showing CT-PET data across multiple synchronized 2D and 3D views

2013

I was diagnosed with cardiac sarcoidosis.

This is what I saw on the medical scan CD they gave me.

Traditional DICOM viewer with four panels showing flat 2D cross-sections and a 'No 3D' panel
A traditional viewer. Grayscale cross-sections.

"I couldn't understand my own disease."

Why this exists

I survived a sudden cardiac arrest. While recovering I discovered that the medical images describing the inside of my chest were locked behind portals I couldn't browse, formats I couldn't open, and rules that treated me as a stranger to my own body. I had spent twenty-eight years writing visualization software for cardiac surgeons; the irony was unmissable.

MyBodyPrism is what I wanted on the day I came home from the hospital. It's a self-pay viewer that runs on your own machine — not a service that ingests your PHI. There is no upload and no AI processing. Your data stays yours.

So I built something better.

MyBodyPrism — Volumetric heart
Volumetric 3D rendering of a human heart with PET signal and scar tissue visualized as a glowing heatmap
My heart. PET signal layered over volumetric anatomy. Scar tissue rendered as a heatmap.

2013 → 2025

Multi-Year Progression

MyBodyPrism Comparison Mode.

Side-by-side comparison of four cardiac PET-CT scans from 2013, 2018, 2023, and 2025

See Every Detail

MyBodyPrism — CT bone / metal
Volumetric CT render tuned to bone and metal density, revealing an implanted ICD, lead, and sternal wires
CT tuned to show bone and metal, revealing my ICD, wires and leads.

Highlight Your Data

Custom markup tools to make your scans tell your story.

Annotation tool tracing an ICD lead through three views of the chest

How it works

  1. Download free. Enter your email on the download page and get the viewer — free beta, no payment details needed, valid until July 1, 2027.
  2. Open your scans. Drop a CD, USB stick, or zip from your hospital portal into the viewer. Render in 2D, MPR, MIP, and volume modes.

Not available to download yet. The viewer is in final testing — the steps above are how it will work at launch. Join the waitlist and we'll email you the moment it's ready.

A free beta, valid until July 1, 2027 — and genuinely early, so tell us what breaks and what you wish it did. We may add paid features later (browser-based streaming will be paid); we'll give registered users notice first.

Runs entirely on your computer
No uploads, no cloud
Your data stays yours

Be the first to see yourself like never before.

The full MyBodyPrism viewer will be a free beta — no payment details needed, valid until July 1, 2027. Leave your email and we'll tell you the moment it's ready. Windows 10/11.