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Record manual hematology differential counts from peripheral blood smears and bone marrow examinations, with connected case work, optional voice input, and AI-assisted insight.
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“The peripheral picture is suggestive of lymphoproliferative disorder.”
Built by a practicing pathologist to simplify differential counting while preserving clinical control and improving efficiency.
Manual precision
Fast, intuitive manual counting for peripheral blood smear and bone marrow examinations—without pulling attention from the specimen.
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Microphone-based counting
Count hands-free using voice input, so your attention can stay on morphology and clinical context.
AI-assisted insights
Generate structured interpretation from your manual differential count. HemaSync assists your workflow; healthcare professionals remain in control.
AI Insights use credits. A free monthly allowance is included, with paid credit top-ups available when needed.
AI Interpretation
Report preview · HemaSync“Myeloid maturation shift along with marked eosinophilia needs investigation into clonal myeloid disorders or reactive processes.”
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Case management
From first count to final interpretation, HemaSync keeps clinical work in sequence—ready to review, report, and return to.
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Dr. Umesh KrishnaFounder & Developer
I’m Dr. Umesh Krishna, a practicing pathologist. HemaSync began as a personal project to make the manual differential counting I perform regularly faster, more consistent, and less tedious, while keeping interpretation and decision-making firmly in the hands of the pathologist.
I began developing HemaSync as an independent project because useful laboratory tools should not be limited to institutions that can afford expensive proprietary systems. It is my contribution to the community of pathologists, trainees, and laboratory professionals I am part of—created in response to real workflow challenges encountered in everyday practice.
HemaSync is built around a human-first principle: AI assists; professional judgment remains with the pathologist.
— Dr. Umesh Krishna, MD (Pathology)
Assistant Professor of Pathology
Arignar Anna Cancer Memorial Hospital & Research Centre
Kanchipuram, Tamil Nadu, India
Founder & Developer, HemaSync
Vanthilium is the independent software venture under which HemaSync is developed.
Institutional affiliation is provided for professional identification only and does not imply institutional endorsement.
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Product answers
HemaSync is a digital hematology workflow tool for recording manual differential counts and organizing case work. It supports peripheral blood and bone marrow workflows, with optional voice input and AI-assisted insight. The professional examining the specimen identifies the cells.
HemaSync is designed for pathologists, pathology trainees, and laboratory professionals who perform or review manual differential counts. It supports their workflow and does not replace training, laboratory protocols, or independent professional judgment.
It lets a user record and track identified blood or marrow cells toward a selected count target, organize case details, and optionally use voice entry or AI-assisted analysis. Cell identification and clinical interpretation remain with the healthcare professional.
Yes. HemaSync is a digital cell-counting tool for manual hematology differentials. The user examines the specimen and selects the cell type; HemaSync records the count and helps organize the workflow. It does not automatically identify cells from an image.
Manual differential counting is identifying and tallying cells while examining a specimen. HemaSync records the observations and tracks progress toward a selected count target; the person examining the specimen identifies each cell.
Yes. HemaSync supports manual differential counting for peripheral blood smears. The user records the cells they identify and reviews the resulting count in the specimen and clinical context.
Yes. HemaSync supports manual differential counting for bone marrow examinations. It records and organizes the user's observations; it does not determine cell identity or replace morphological assessment.
Yes. Voice input provides a hands-free way to record supported cell types while examining a specimen. Review the on-screen count to confirm each spoken entry was captured correctly.
Yes. Optional AI Analysis can generate a structured interpretation from a manual differential count. Its output may be incomplete or incorrect and should be checked against the smear, patient context, and applicable laboratory standards.
No. HemaSync and its optional AI features support workflow; they do not replace a pathologist or other qualified healthcare professional. Cell identification, interpretation, follow-up testing, and diagnostic decisions remain with the professional responsible for the case. See the medical disclaimer.
HemaSync offers 100-, 200-, and 500-cell targets, plus a free-count option. The user selects a target to suit the examination and laboratory workflow; the software does not recommend a clinically appropriate count size.
AI-assisted insights use credits. A free monthly allowance and paid credit top-ups are currently described in the product. Check the app for current allowance and purchase terms. Manual counting does not require AI credits.
Yes. The HemaSync Android app is publicly available on Google Play.
Yes. The HemaSync Web App is publicly available in a browser. Visit the Web App information page for details.
Yes. HemaSync is available for iPhone and iPad on the Apple App Store. The device images on this site show interface previews.
The Privacy Policy describes HemaSync's data practices, and the account-deletion guide explains how to request deletion. Review those pages before using the product with patient or case information. For account or privacy questions, contact support@hemasync.com.