Realistic planning mechanics
Positioning, angling, coverage, and field of view are treated as practical decisions, not abstract quiz answers.
Built by someone who plans MRI scans every day
MRI Plan is designed for MRI students and technologists who already understand MRI physics and cross-sectional anatomy. Its purpose is to develop slice planning skills through interactive practice. The app does not teach MRI physics, anatomy, or identify anatomical structures—it is focused solely on MRI planning techniques.
Why MRI Plan exists
MRI Plan was created by an MRI technologist to give students and early-career MRI professionals an interactive way to practice slice planning outside of clinical hours.
Planning is spatial and judgment-based. In a real scan room, mistakes cost time and can mean rescanning a patient. MRI Plan gives learners a place to repeat those decisions before they are responsible for getting them right in clinical practice.
Where things stand today
MRI Plan is currently in development, with brain, spine, and MSK planning modules being built first. The website exists so students, instructors, and early supporters can follow progress and get notified when the app is available.
Immediate feedback
The product direction emphasizes specific guidance instead of a simple pass/fail result.
Strict separation from patient data
MRI Plan is a training simulator only and does not collect, store, process, or transmit PHI.