The clinician decides
Our tools measure, cite, and organise. They never emit a verdict, a flag, or a conclusion. Judgement stays with the person qualified to make it — which is also what keeps our software the right side of the line.
Crisscross builds practical tools for Australian healthcare — from the clinical workspace a sonographer uses during a scan to the quiet automation that keeps a practice's records in order. Built around real workflows, and around where clinical data is allowed to live.
Most tools in a practice were built for somewhere else, then bent to fit — clunky on a tablet, slow at the point of care, careless with where data goes. The people using them work around the software instead of with it.
Crisscross builds the tools that fit. Designed for how clinicians and their teams actually work, on the devices they actually use, keeping patient data where it belongs. We build a focused set of products and make each one genuinely good.
A radiology platform with a purpose-built ultrasound workspace at its centre, and administrative automation for general practice. Different jobs, one standard: practical, safe, and built around the clinic.
A modern, multi-modality RIS: the working shell of a radiology practice — scheduling, referrals, patients, and studies across every modality, in one fast, touch-ready interface that runs where the practice needs it.
It's designed local-first, so the people using it aren't at the mercy of a patchy connection, and built mobile-first, so it works as well on a tablet at the point of care as on a desktop at reception.
The workspace a sonographer opens for a study: structured worksheets, an integrated image viewer, dedicated obstetric tools, and reporting — everything the scan needs, in one place, without leaving the record.
Its measurement tools do exactly one thing: they calculate and cite. Every figure comes with its authoritative source and a clean surface for the clinician to author their findings. The software does the arithmetic; the clinician draws the conclusions. That line is deliberate, and we don't cross it.
Automation for the manual filing that quietly consumes a full-time role in general practice. C-Batch reads a clinic's scanned and faxed correspondence, works out who each document belongs to, and files it into the patient record — turning minutes of manual sorting into seconds of review.
It runs on the clinic's own hardware, and reads only who a document concerns and what type it is — never its clinical content.
Four rules we don't bend. They're not constraints we work around — they're what makes software safe to put near a patient.
Our tools measure, cite, and organise. They never emit a verdict, a flag, or a conclusion. Judgement stays with the person qualified to make it — which is also what keeps our software the right side of the line.
When the software isn't certain, it doesn't guess — it asks. The one outcome we design everything to prevent is information landing in the wrong record.
Patient information lives on the practice's own systems and doesn't wander off to someone else's cloud. The privacy posture is the architecture, not a setting.
Fast, touch-first, and reliable on the devices clinicians actually hold — not a desktop tool grudgingly shrunk onto a screen at the bedside.
A focused set of products, each one properly finished, rather than a broad suite that's thin everywhere. Depth before breadth.
We're speaking with investors and partners who know healthcare and value software built with genuine care for the clinic and the patient.