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For IR residents · not available yet

IR case logging, planned for Capnolog.

IR support is in build: log the embolization from the control room and the port from the hallway, keep first-operator credit straight, and watch the twelve interventional categories fill — with zero patient data stored, ever.

What IR support will look like

Already knows your rotation

The same schedule-awareness the live specialties have today: enter your block schedule once and the app knows which rotation each day belongs to — one more thing you stop holding onto just to log a case.

The half of the log that is actually yours

IR runs two logging streams at once, and only one of them is yours to type. The eleven diagnostic imaging categories are entered in aggregate, usually by your program coordinator. The twelve interventional categories — embolization, TIPS, ablation, dialysis access, nephrostomy, ports — are yours, logged as first operator, and the ACGME publishes no floor for any of them. Capnolog will count the ones you enter and say plainly which numbers were never yours.

Zero patient data, from day one

Capnolog's data model has no field for a name, an MRN, or a birthday — that is how the whole app is built, not a per-specialty option. Your log will record what kind of case it was, never whose.

Notes and templates beside the log

Attending preferences, room setups, and the operations you do constantly will live next to the log itself — saved as reusable templates and searchable notes behind Face ID, not scattered across a notes app.

Be first in line

Tell us your program and specialty on the beta list. We will share updates if support becomes available.