Flexible image inputs
SVG, raster images, DICOM, NIfTI, and CDR. Preview and adjust conversion before analysis.
From image to measurable insight.
Preview your image, configure transects and rotation angles, and run your analysis in the browser.
Open workspace →Keep the Python server running while using the workspace.
A clear path from input to output.
Choose an image
Upload an SVG, raster image, DICOM, NIfTI, or CDR file and review its preview.
Set up analysis
Choose marking styles, transect counts, rotation angles, and an output location.
Run & review
Follow progress in the activity log and inspect your saved results.
BUILT FOR YOUR WORKFLOWBring your images.
Bring your images.
Keep control of the details.
Use the same workspace to prepare images, inspect outlines, and configure repeatable analysis.
Configurable transects
Choose center or edge markings, single angles, angle lists, or stepped rotation ranges.
Useful outputs
Save SVG results, create Excel binary output, and manage analysis records in Excel.
Your workspace, ready when you are.
How to start the web GUI
In a terminal, open the project folder and run python3 run_web_ui.py (on Windows, use python run_web_ui.py). This welcome page opens automatically.
For first-time setup, install dependencies with python3 -m pip install -r requirements.txt. Use the same Python environment to run the server.
To stop the server, press Ctrl+C in its terminal. A standalone HTML page cannot start Python; start the server before opening the workspace. If port 8000 is busy, use the address printed in the terminal.
Where are my results saved?
Choose an output folder or prefix in the workspace before running analysis. Follow the activity log to see the files created by each run.
Can I review an image before running?
Yes. Select an input, choose Preview image / SVG, and adjust sensitivity as needed. Use the reviewed SVG for analysis or save it separately.
Start with one image.
Open the workspace and set up your first analysis.