RadioGyan Mobile App!

Introducing the RadioGyan Mobile App!

Currently, the app is in beta and it is not yet updated in the PlayStore (soon!). Here are instructions to install the app

You need to be logged out to install the app. You can login once you have installed it.

Android
iOS
Desktop (NEW)
Troubleshooting

Android:

Visit RadioGyan on your mobile. You will receive a notification at the bottom of your page “Add RadioGyan to Home screen”. Click on that.
Confirm add to the home screen on the next page.
Check out the RadioGyan app in your app drawer!
If you are facing issues, please check the instructional video / screenshots below:

Screenshots:

If you do not see the “Add RadioGyan to Home screen”, clear the data for your browser and reload the page again.

iOS (iPad and iPhone)

Visit RadioGyan on your iOS device using Safari Browser. This will not work on Chrome on iOS. Thanks to Instagram user Munaza Shuja for letting us know.
Click on share icon close to the address bar.
Click on the “Add to Home screen”.
Confirm add to the home screen!
Check out the RadioGyan app in your app drawer!

Screenshots:

Desktop App (NEW)

This works on Chrome and chrome-based browsers on macOS and Windows
Head over to the home page: RadioGyan.com
Click on the three-dot menu in the upper right corner.
You will get an option to “Install RadioGyan” below the “Find” option.
Click on “Install” on the next prompt
Done. You will get a shortcut on the desktop to access the app directly.
Here is a GIF explaining the above process:

GIF explaining how to install RadioGyan app on desktop

Troubleshooting

If you have issues loading the app, contact me.

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About the Author

Dr. Amar Udare, MD, DNB

Dr. Amar Udare is a board-certified radiologist. He is currently working as a fellow radiologist at McMaster University, Canada. He has a passion for teaching (#FOAMrad and #FOAMed) and has been a semi-finalist for the 2018 and 2020 Aunt-Minnie Most effective Radiology Educator Awards. He has authored multiple peer-reviewed publications which can be accessed on PubMed and Google Scholar.