Bowel preparation · Photo-based assessment

Preparation is personal.
Review should be clear.

Photo-based bowel-preparation assessment, with clinician review at its center.

AI-generated image of a fictional adult and clinician looking at a phone
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For patients. For caregivers. For care teams.

A shared need for understandable preparation information.

AI-generated image · Fictional people
Not a patient or clinician testimonial

Photo-based bowel-preparation assessment.
Designed around clinician review.

01 / Capture and review

A closer look at preparation.

Frame the bowl clearly, review the photo and bring the image into a structured assessment.

01 / Capture. A photo is the input. 02 / Assess. Review photo framing. 03 / Review. Clinician grading remains central.
PrepEasy / Clinician grading

Grade images

Your independent review queue.

Preparation image Independent review
Submitted image
Clinician grading
Stool consistency Not graded
Water turbidity Not graded
Color / opacity Not graded
◷   Awaiting clinician review
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Adult pathway

Frame your photo

Photograph the bowl contents.

Take photo

Review your photo

Check the framing before sending.

Use this photo

Photo review

Awaiting clinician review

View photo
Explore the workflow
Workflow preview
What happens after capture?

Review the framing before sending a photo. Software organizes image observations for independent clinician grading.

How it works

From a photo to a clearer review.

Three connected steps bring the preparation image and clinical assessment into the same conversation.

01 / CAPTURE
A hand holds a phone above an open toilet bowl. Camera guides frame the bowl.

Start with a photo.

Hold the phone above the toilet bowl and frame the contents clearly, without people or identifying details.

02 / ASSESS
STRUCTURED ASSESSMENT
Image quality
Observations
Review status

Make it reviewable.

Review the photo before sending it. Image observations help organize the assessment.

03 / REVIEW
REVIEW
Grade
Notes

Keep clinical judgment.

Independent clinician grading adds structured expert review.

For clinicians

Clinical context. In view.

An image-centered workspace for independent clinician grading.

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Review the source image

See the image alongside structured observations.

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Contribute expert grading

Help evaluate the assessment approach.

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Bring context to the review

Keep notes alongside image observations.

Explore an evaluation →
PrepEasy / Clinician grading

Grade images

Independent image grading

Adult pathway Awaiting clinician grading
Image submitted for review
Clinician grading
Stool consistency Not graded
Water turbidity Not graded
Color / opacity Not graded
◷   Awaiting clinician review
Workflow preview · Independent clinician grading
Patients & caregivers

Different pathways.
The same need for clarity.

Adult and pediatric pathways share a clear photo workflow, with a distinct experience for children and caregivers.

01 / Adult pathway

For adults preparing for colonoscopy.

A focused capture and assessment journey, organized around the adult preparation pathway.

Adult pathway
02 / Pediatric pathway

For children and their caregivers.

A distinct entry for the caregiver supporting a child's preparation, with a clear pediatric pathway.

Caregiver-supported pathway
Evidence & current stage

Thoughtful development.
Honest evaluation.

PrepEasy is under development and clinician evaluation. Assessment accuracy and clinical benefit have not been established.

A few useful answers

Clarity starts with the basics.

What is PrepEasy being developed to do?

Support photo-based bowel-preparation assessment and clinician review before colonoscopy, including stool-image grading.

Can patients use PrepEasy now?

PrepEasy is currently for clinician evaluation; patient use is not available. Follow your care team’s preparation instructions.

Does an assessment decide readiness?

No. A photo assessment does not replace your care team’s preparation instructions or clinical decisions.

Who is the evaluation intended for?

Endoscopy teams, clinicians and researchers exploring the assessment approach, its workflow and evidence requirements.

For clinical & research teams

Let's make the next conversation a useful one.

Discuss evaluation goals, workflow needs and the evidence your team would need.

Start a conversation.

Tell the PrepEasy team about your evaluation goals.

Please do not include patient information.