Moja moves medical imaging from the imaging center to any phone, tablet, or workstation in seconds. No CDs to burn, no films to lose, no app to install. Built for Africa first, by MojaWay.
The scan gets done. Then it stalls in transit: burned onto CDs nobody can open, printed on films that get lost, or locked inside systems that don't talk to each other.
Patients pay for a CD, carry it across town, and the receiving doctor has no drive, no software, no time. The disc goes in a drawer. The diagnosis waits.
Physical films get lost, damaged, or kept by the one facility that owns them. Follow-up care happens blind, when it happens at all.
Hospital software is built for the hospital. The moment a patient leaves the building, the imaging stays behind. Moja starts where those systems stop.
Moja sits between the imaging center and everyone who needs the result. Whether the facility runs a modern scanner or a 20-year-old film machine, the outcome is the same: a secure link that opens the study anywhere.
Digital scanners send studies directly over the hospital network. Film facilities use the Moja Capture Station to digitize in one shot. No computers on site? The palm-sized Moja Box is the entire PACS.
Studies encrypt and sync to the Moja cloud, even through power cuts and dead zones. An on-site gateway buffers offline and forwards everything when the connection returns.
One tap creates a secure link with a QR code. The patient gets it by WhatsApp or SMS. It opens in any browser. No app, no account, no waiting.
Every patient link opens a purpose-built mobile viewer: the study appears in about a second on 3G, then sharpens to full quality. Swipe through slices, pinch to zoom, adjust brightness. Only what's needed is shown: name, date, facility.
No app store, no account, no password to forget. The link itself is the login, and it can expire or be revoked at any moment.
A patient forwards one message and their doctor in Kampala, Nairobi, or any referral ward sees the same study, instantly.
The radiologist's report travels with the images as an attached document, visible right inside the same link.
No IT department required. Studies arrive automatically, staff search and share in one click, and management sees exactly what the network is doing: per facility, per study, per shilling.
One click creates a secure, expiring link. Print the QR on the receipt. Send by WhatsApp in one press. Revoke anytime.
Radiologists get a complete desktop workstation with windowing, measurements, and MPR. Branded, isolated per facility, no second login.
Draft, finalize, amend, with full history. Attach referral letters and documents. Patients see only what you allow.
Transparent per-facility quotas with a grace period, so urgent care is never interrupted and every action is logged.
The on-site gateway keeps working through outages and forwards when power or internet returns. Nothing is deleted until the cloud confirms it.
Onboard a facility in under a minute: own upload key, own quota, own audit trail. Full network health at a glance.
Store-and-forward gateway, instant low-bandwidth previews, and a patient page measured in seconds on 3G, not minutes on fiber.
Encrypted in transit and at rest. Every image request validated server-side. Links are unguessable, expiring, revocable, rate-limited. Full audit log of who saw what, when.
Nightly backups with a weekly off-site copy, restores tested, and every study archived forever on low-cost cold storage. A study captured today is retrievable in twenty years.
Pay per study delivered, at less than the cost of the CD it replaces. No licenses, no servers to buy, no IT staff to hire. Hardware, if you need it, is a fraction of commercial digitizers.
We're onboarding imaging centers in Uganda now. Tell us about your facility. Setup takes days, not months, and your first studies can be live this week.