Ultrasound reporting just got easier
Meet the tool that guides First Opinion Vets through every scan write-up — and the membership that makes it all possible.
FOVU Report walks you through writing up your scans clearly and confidently, step by step. FOVU Club is the membership it lives inside, with everything else you need to keep growing as a scanner.
*FOVU Report included
Monthly from £40 +VAT · Annual from £400 +VAT · 14-day money-back guarantee
THE PROBLEM
I know this feeling. I've been there too.
You've worked through what you could see. You've made notes — maybe in the patient record, maybe scribbled on paper, maybe just in your head.
Then comes the write-up.
And that's where the confidence quietly dips.
- How do I describe what the kidney looked like — when it looked completely normal?
- How many different ways can I write 'within normal limits' before it stops meaning anything?
- What's the right terminology for what I saw — and am I confident enough to commit to it in writing?
- If I've missed something, will the report make that obvious?
So you keep it brief. "NAD." "WNL." "Nothing obvious seen" — because that last one quietly removes the pressure. It wasn't obvious to you, so technically you haven't missed it.
I've written all of those phrases myself. I know exactly why we reach for them.
Here's what I've come to understand:
The problem isn't your scanning. It's that nobody ever taught us how to write up what we see — the normal findings just as much as the abnormal ones.
It's not in our university training. It's rarely covered in CPD. Most of us piece it together through guesswork, other people's notes, and the phrases that feel safe enough not to get us in trouble.
That's exactly the gap I built FOVU Report to close.
THE SOLUTION
I built FOVU Report to hold your hand while you're thinking.
Not to think for you — it's still got to be your thinking process. But to walk alongside you through every scan, organ by organ, so you always know what to document, how to describe it, and what you might have missed.
That's the difference between FOVU Report and every other reporting tool I've come across. Most of them are built for specialists — they assume you already know what you're seeing, and they jump straight to the conclusion. They're not designed for first-opinion practice, where you might be scanning once a week, building your confidence, and still figuring out the right words for what a normal gallbladder looks like in a fasted dog.
FOVU Report is designed for exactly where you are right now
At the heart of it is the SPEEDS™ framework.
A systematic approach to scanning and reporting that I've developed and refined over the last five years — size, shape, position, echogenicity, edges, dynamics, distribution, sampling. One organ at a time, in a logical sequence, with guided prompts at every step.
Even for the normal organs. Especially for the normal organs.
Knowing how to document that the liver looked exactly as it should — clearly, professionally, with the right terminology — is just as important as knowing how to describe what was abnormal. And it's the part that most of us were never taught.
Inside FOVU Report you'll find:
Structured templates with built-in phrasing — for normal and abnormal findings
Short educational videos for each organ — a quick reminder of what to look for as you report
Pre-filled findings and conclusions based on your selections
Fully editable text — your clinical judgement always has the final word
Automatic reference ranges calculated per patient, by species and bodyweight
PDF export with your practice logo — share a polished, professional report in seconds
FOVU CLUB & REPORT
So, what is FOVU Club, and how does it fit together?
Let me explain it simply.
FOVU Report is the tool. FOVU Club is where it lives.
Your 14-day free trial gives you full access to everything inside FOVU Report — the guided prompts, the educational videos, the pre-filled findings, the structured conclusions. After your trial, there's a free version that lets you continue creating reports manually. But the guided support — the prompts, the videos, the auto-filled findings — those are part of FOVU Club.
Join FOVU Club, and FOVU Report stays with you. Fully unlocked. For as long as you're a member.
But I want to be honest with you about what FOVU Club is, because it's more than a way to keep FOVU Report.
FOVU Report helps you write up what you've seen. FOVU Club helps you become more confident in what you're seeing in the first place.
It's the ongoing training and support system I built for first-opinion vets who want to scan with more confidence — progressively, at their own pace, on their own machine, with their own patients. Monthly bite-sized lessons, live Ask Me Anything calls where I review your actual scans, a growing library of case studies, and a community of vets on the same journey.
The two work together. FOVU Report gives you structure for every scan you do today. FOVU Club builds the skills that make every scan better over time.
Here's everything that's included in your membership
✓ FOVU Report - fully unlocked, included as standard.
✓ Progressive Skill Levels (Level 1 to Level 5) - so you always know what to work on next.
✓ Bite-sized monthly lessons - 15–20 minutes, on any device, covering everything you encounter in first-opinion practice.
✓ Monthly Live Training & Ask Me Anything Calls - submit your own scans, get real feedback.
✓ Case Studies Library - real cases, searchable via FOVU AI.
✓ Easy Reference Library - machine settings, scanning guides, and protocols by topic.
✓ Private Community - other first-opinion vets on the same journey.
✓ IVALA Learn Access - Your understanding anatomy in greater depth.
There's no rigid schedule and no such thing as falling behind. Everything stays available for as long as you're a member — so you can learn when it actually works for you, not when someone else’s timetable demands it.
Why I built this — and why it matters to me.
Early in my career, I avoided the ultrasound machine. Not because I didn't care — but because I wasn't confident in what I'd see, and even less confident about how I'd write it up. I reached for x-rays first. I referred sooner than I needed to.
I kept thinking: I just need more practice.
And yes, practice is essential. But here's what I learned: practice without structure just reinforces uncertainty. I could scan a hundred cases, but if I wasn't reviewing what worked and what didn't, comparing my findings, or having someone help me see that I was on the right track — I was just practising being unsure.
What actually changed things for me was having three things working together over time: structure, practice, and feedback.
I've run FOVU courses for years, and I hear the same thing at the end of every one: 'I loved this — but what happens when it's over? Can I keep sending you my scans? Is there somewhere I can keep learning with support?'
That's exactly why I created FOVU Club. Not to replace courses — courses are a brilliant foundation — but to give you the ongoing support that turns what you learn into lasting confidence.
And FOVU Report came from the same place. I wanted a tool that held your hand through the reporting process — that helped you think clearly, describe confidently, and finish every scan feeling like you'd done it justice.
What I see members achieve — and when.
In your first month:
- You start every report with a clear structure — no more 'NAD' as a coverall
- You know how to document normal findings properly, not just abnormal ones
- Your reports look professional and feel complete
In three months
- You're reaching for the scanner with more confidence
- You're catching findings you might have glossed over before
- Scanning starts to feel routine, not stressful
In six months
- You're trusting what you see — and committing to it in writing
- Colleagues are noticing the quality of your reports
- Ultrasound is becoming a tool you're glad to have
In a year:
"This is my second year as a member and I cannot believe how far I've come. When I think back to just a short time ago, I was too scared to change settings on our machine or really comment on anything I saw properly. Now colleagues are seeking my opinion on scans!"
Questions I get asked a lot
I really just want FOVU Report — do I have to join the Club?
What if I don't have time for all the Club content?
I've already had the free trial. What's different about the membership?
I've done in-person courses before and they didn't stick. Is this different?
Is there a guarantee?
One membership. FOVU Report included.
Unlimited support.
How it compares
When I've looked at other reporting software, I've seen prices of £86 a month for the tool alone — no training, no case reviews, no community, no feedback. Some charge £50 per report, which means you find yourself rationing it to cases that feel 'worth it.'
With FOVU Club, FOVU Report is included in your membership. No per-report charges. No add-on fees. The more you use it, the more you learn from it.
PRICING
Choose the plan that works for you.
Monthly Membership
Monthly payments £40 +VAT/month
→ Cancel anytime
→ Perfect if you want to try it out first
Annual Membership
⭐ BEST VALUE ⭐
Annual payments £400 +VAT/year
→ Two months FREE compared to monthly
→ 50% off any ultrasound course per year
Remember: 14-day money-back guarantee on all memberships.
Your scan deserves a report that reflects it.
You worked through that patient carefully. You looked at what you could find. You thought about what was normal and what wasn't.
The report should show that — not hide it behind three letters.
I built FOVU Report to make sure it does. And I built FOVU Club to make sure you never have to figure any of this out on your own.
I'd love to see you inside.
YES - I'M READY TO JOIN FOVU CLUB
