deepc alternatives: 4 tools compared (October 2026)

Lunit is a South Korean medical AI company for cancer screening and precision oncology. Its INSIGHT products support radiologists reading chest X-rays and mammograms, and its SCOPE suite analyzes pathology slides for research and drug development.

Key functions

• INSIGHT CXR detects eleven common chest X-ray abnormalities such as nodules and pneumothorax
• INSIGHT MMG scores 2D mammograms for malignancy and marks suspicious areas
• INSIGHT DBT highlights key slices in breast tomosynthesis

Compared with deepc

• Names fewer security certificates: 1, deepc 3.
• Strongest elsewhere: South Korea.

Check before buying: Images are health data under Art. 9 GDPR and HIPAA. For INSIGHT CXR, decide between on-premises and cloud deployment; in the cloud option a local gateway anonymizes data before it reaches Azure. Lunit notes that products are not available in all countries, so confirm the regulatory status for your market and product. Radiologists remain responsible for the final report.

Qure.ai develops AI software for medical imaging that reads chest X-rays, head CT scans and lung CT scans. It serves hospitals, imaging centers, public health programs and pharmaceutical companies, with a focus on tuberculosis, lung cancer and stroke.

Key functions

• qXR pre-reads chest X-rays and pre-fills reports
• qER flags suspected intracranial hemorrhage, mass effect, midline shift and cranial fracture on head CT
• qCT measures lung nodules and assigns malignancy risk based on Lung-RADS, Brock and Fleischner

Compared with deepc

• Strongest elsewhere: India, United States, United Kingdom.

Check before buying: In the US, check the cleared indications for each product, since FDA clearance differs by product and finding. In the UK, confirm the regulatory status of the exact product version and agree a data processing agreement under UK GDPR. Decide between cloud processing on Amazon Web Services or Azure and an on-premise installation, and ask for the cloud region. Pricing is only available on request.

Viz.ai is a care coordination platform for hospitals and health systems. It analyzes CT scans, EKGs, echocardiograms and other data with FDA-cleared algorithms, flags suspected disease and alerts the responsible specialists on mobile and desktop devices.

Key functions

• Viz LVO detects suspected large vessel occlusions on CT angiography and triages the case
• Viz ICH detects suspected intracranial hemorrhage on CT and measures volume, thickness and midline shift
• Viz CTP creates color-coded perfusion maps from CT perfusion images of the brain

Compared with deepc

• Names 9 security certificates, deepc 3.
• Strongest elsewhere: United States.

Check before buying: Confirm which Viz.ai modules are FDA-cleared for your intended use; a CE mark for individual modules was not listed on the website when we checked in September 2026. Ask for a HIPAA business associate agreement and the hosting region, since the trust page names Amazon as infrastructure without regions. Viz Assist records clinician and patient conversations, so set consent and retention rules. Pricing is only available through sales.

Aidoc is a clinical AI platform for hospitals and radiology departments. It analyzes medical images in the background, flags urgent findings such as brain hemorrhage or pulmonary embolism, and routes them to the right care team.

Key functions

• Triage of CT and X-ray images for findings such as pulmonary embolism and brain hemorrhage
• aiOS runs in-house and partner algorithms on one platform connected to PACS and EHR
• CARE foundation model as the basis for clinical AI applications

Compared with deepc

• Strongest elsewhere: Israel, United States.

Check before buying: Imaging studies are health data under Art. 9 GDPR and HIPAA. Aidoc names AWS and Azure but not the hosting regions, and its trust center could not be opened during our review, so request certifications and data residency details directly. Check which algorithms carry FDA clearance or a CE mark for your use, and keep radiologists responsible for every finding the triage flags or misses.