For podiatrists

Spot it.
Score it.
Send it.

A fast, practical screening and referral support tool for patients with suspicious foot lesions.

Over 3,000 podiatrists worldwide use CUBED.

Free to use online and free to download for iPhone and Android

Podiatry-led digital support

Turn a concerning observation into a clearer referral

CUBED assists podiatrists with decision-making when assessing suspicious foot lesions. It incorporates the CUBED acronym and can generate a structured referral letter for use by the podiatrist.

Simple by design

Three clear steps

01

Spot it

If you spot a lesion that you or your patient is unsure about, open CUBED to begin a structured assessment.

02

Score it

Use the CUBED tool to assess the lesion consistently and support your clinical decision-making.

03

Send it

Where referral is appropriate, CUBED creates a clear, professional referral letter for you to send and retain in the clinical record.

Built for practice

Clinical support wherever you work

CUBED displayed on a laptop and mobile phone
  • Podiatry-led researchParticipate in a podiatry-led research initiative, subject to the consent process.
  • Fast and simpleUse CUBED quickly and simply in your clinical practice.
  • Clear referral lettersAutomatically generate a clear, professional referral letter where referral is appropriate.
  • Earlier detection and referralHelp improve early skin cancer detection and appropriate referral.

User feedback

What podiatrists are saying

“Brilliant idea and makes referrals so much more professional, clear and concise.”
“Very user friendly and time saving with the GP letter writing tool.”
“A great tool to use for assessing skin lesions. It’s straightforward and easy to use.”

Use CUBED your way

Online, iPhone or Android

Use CUBED in your web browser or download the free mobile app.

Important: CUBED is a screening and referral support tool for qualified podiatrists. It does not provide a diagnosis or replace professional clinical judgement, local referral pathways or urgent-care procedures.