The app converts an iPad Pro into a DICOM server and viewer for offline display and storage of medical images. It facilitates clinical information communication and overcomes traditional workstation barriers for research or reference purposes.
The app creates a directory list using macOS Spotlight technology for fast folder and content listing. Users can copy the list to the clipboard, open it in TextEdit, send it via email, or export it as CSV, TSV, TXT, Word, or Excel files.
Edit and manage PDF files by merging, splitting, compressing, and rotating pages. Add watermarks and convert between PDF and image formats. Organize pages and extract images. All features work offline with no cloud storage required.
The app supports Markdown for writing notes and long-form texts. It syncs text documents across Mac, iPhone, and iPad devices, and offers export options to PDF and HTML.
The app allows users to write and run PHP code instantly. It supports opening and running PHP script files, displaying output as plain text or HTML, and offers features like syntax highlighting and auto-completion.