Save every image the moment you capture it, recover interrupted procedures and write reports with your own templates.
Built with Dr. Omar Quiroz, gastroenterologist and endoscopist at Endoscopia del Mayab, Mérida.
Last 5 frames: the sharpest one is kept
The app quit unexpectedly. All captured images have been preserved.
Capture an image or two, then simulate a power cut.
Dr. Omar Quiroz
Gastroenterology and Endoscopy, Endoscopia del Mayab, Mérida
“I used to finish the last colonoscopy and spend another hour rewriting the same findings. Now I pick the template, fix two lines and the family leaves with the report in hand.”
In daily clinical use, 5 to 10 videoendoscopy procedures a day.
“The system went down in the middle of the colonoscopy.”
Every image is saved as you capture it. If the power goes out or the app closes, you reopen straight into the procedure with its images. While a study is active, the app won't let you leave it by accident.
“The good shot already went by.”
When you press capture, EndoMac keeps the sharpest of the most recent frames. Record video clips, annotate and compare images side by side.
“I type the same findings ten times a day.”
Apply a template, edit what's different and generate the PDF. Patient, team, equipment and date are already filled in.
Start from a bilingual base template for EGD, colonoscopy or ERCP, or from one you've made. Write the endoscopy report in Spanish and export the same one in English when you need to.
Sample report with fictitious patient data. Text from EndoMac's base templates.
Endoscopia del Mayab
Dr. Omar Quiroz
EGD REPORT
Following informed consent, esophagogastroduodenoscopy was performed.
IV anesthesia
Esophagus: Tubular esophagus, with mucosa of preserved appearance throughout its entire course, with habitual coloration and adequate distensibility. The esophagogastric junction is located at 38 cm from the dental arcade. The diaphragmatic pinch is identified at 38 cm, coincident with the esophagogastric junction. Stomach: Gastric chamber with adequate distensibility; gastric folds show habitual configuration and flatten appropriately with insufflation. Body, incisura, and antrum with edematous mucosa, preserved glandular pattern. On retroflexion, fundus with pale pink mucosa, competent cardia. Central pylorus, patent and traversable. Duodenum: First portion with pink velvety mucosa; second portion duodenal mucosa of preserved appearance; major papilla with outflow of biliary material.
No endoscopic interventions were performed.
None reported
Esophagus: normal endoscopic characteristics Stomach: non-erosive gastropathy Duodenum: normal endoscopic characteristics
Upper endoscopic study within normal parameters.
Continue clinical follow-up according to the patient's context.
Send the report and images through the channel your patients already use, or create a private link that expires on its own after 7 days. The patient doesn't install anything.
Patient lost the link? Issue a new one from the same study.
Studies live on your Mac and your clinic's NAS, and the system depends on no outside server. The one exception is sharing: when you create a patient link, a temporary copy is hosted in cloud storage, the link expires after 7 days and the files are deleted automatically.
Active procedures and reports
Finalized studies, on your own hardware
Expires in 7 days, files deleted automatically
A report is locked only when you finalize it. After that, changes go through dated addenda.
Finalized studies can't be edited, and finalization and sharing are recorded.
Export all of your data whenever you want.
EndoMac is an endoscopy program for Mac that connects to processors with a standard video output through a USB capture card. Compatible with Olympus, Pentax and Fujifilm towers that have one; proven on the Olympus CV-190, and we confirm your model before installing.
Proven on Olympus CV-190
UGREEN CM630 or equivalent
Apple Silicon, macOS 15 or later
Check your processor, video output and capture card
We install and configure EndoMac with you: practice, physician, equipment, archive and a camera test.
Questions during a procedure day go to the same channel you already use.
Capture, reports and archive work with no connection. Internet is only needed to share.
Optional integration
PrepSync handles the schedule and sends patients their prep sheet on WhatsApp. Appointments sync into EndoMac, so you start capturing instead of typing, and the results link goes back to PrepSync next to the appointment.
Perpetual license per physician plus an annual plan for updates, WhatsApp support and patient share links. If you stop renewing, EndoMac keeps capturing and reporting.
It works with processors that have a standard video output, through a USB capture card. It's proven on the Olympus CV-190, and we check your model on the call before installing.
No. Only to share studies and to sync with PrepSync.
On your Mac and your clinic's NAS. When you share a study, a temporary copy is hosted in cloud storage for the patient link; it expires after 7 days and the files are deleted automatically.
Images are saved as you capture them. When the Mac turns back on, EndoMac opens the recovery screen so you can continue or close the study.
Yes. Duplicate and edit any template, and add your letterhead.
No. It's a perpetual license and the software is yours. Updates, support and patient share links renew annually.
Mac only. There is no Windows version.
A 20-minute call: we review your tower and show you capture, recovery and reports.
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