Why this matters
The first question waits behind a referral.
"Does a specialist need to see this?" Today that question queues behind a GP or dentist visit. The further you live from a specialist, the longer the first step takes.
52 towns. 1 queue. Every photo reaches the same specialists.
Bottlenecks we target
AstraZeneca's brief names three: late detection, referral to specialist care, and treatment start. OncoScan addresses the first two.
Source: challenge brief, Junction 2026To the nearest university hospital
The farthest of 47 Finnish towns on our map, measured in a straight line.
Our estimate from approximate city coordinatesTarget for an answer
From the moment the photo is sent to a specialist's signed verdict.
Product target. Not yet measured in useHow we solve it
Photo first.
1 or 2 photos. No appointment.
Specialist looks.
Before anyone travels.
Clear next step.
Within 24 hours.
For patients
Four steps. Three minutes.
Worried about a mole that has changed, or a mouth sore that won't heal? This is what you do.
Snap it.
1 or 2 photos, checked for focus.
Tap a few answers.
Where, how long, any change.
Clock starts.
A specialist has 24 hours.
Know what's next.
A result and one clear step.
For clinics
A specialist's opinion during the visit week.
For GPs and dentists who see something they are unsure about. Send it instead of waiting on a referral queue.

- In the visitPhotograph the findingWith a phone or the clinic's camera, plus what the patient reports.
- Minutes laterIt joins the specialist queueWith a checklist of warning signs drawn from the photo and the patient's answers.
- Within 24 hA signed verdict comes backNo concern, better photo needed, or suspicious, with a short note.
- Same weekRefer or reassureUrgent cases go straight to the right specialist.
In this demo a clinic sends a case through the same form as a patient.
