SplintFab Scanner is an iOS app built by Boom Consulting LLC for clinicians who fabricate custom orthotics and prosthetics. It turns an iPhone's front TrueDepth camera into a precise 3D measurement tool, capturing a full-colour 3D model of a patient's limb or body segment — from a foot or hand to a full spinal (TLSO) — in about a minute. Submit a work order from the app and SplintFab fabricates the device and ships it to your clinic.
Why clinicians use it
Precise depth capture
Uses Apple's TrueDepth sensor and real-time 3D reconstruction to build an accurate, full-colour 3D model of the scanned body part.
Private by design
Every scan is captured and reconstructed on the device. Scan data reaches SplintFab only when you submit a work order, and orders are keyed to a clinic-assigned scan number rather than patient identity. No account, no analytics, no third-party tracking.
Fabrication built in
Submit a work order from the app and SplintFab fabricates the device and ships it to your clinic — no CAD software, no on-site lab, no plaster positive to box up.
Fast in-clinic workflow
Capture, review, and submit a scan in about a minute — no scanning rig or dedicated hardware required.
How it works
Scan
Choose the scan type (foot, ankle-foot, knee-ankle-foot, upper-limb, or spinal), then hold the iPhone about 20–40 cm away until the distance guide reads Good. Move slowly around the body segment and the app builds a single 3D model in real time.
Review & save
A live overlay highlights unscanned areas in red — just “chase the red away” until the model is complete, then tap Save. Scans are kept in the app's private sandbox on your device until you delete them.
Order fabrication
Submit a work order from the app with the device type and any clinical notes. The scan goes straight to SplintFab, we fabricate the device, and it ships to your clinic.
Requirements
Patient privacy by design. Scans stay on your device until you choose to submit a work order. Orders are keyed to a clinic-assigned scan number rather than patient identity, encrypted in transit and at rest, and deleted on a fixed retention schedule. See the Privacy Policy for full details.