Radiation dose monitor

Radiation Activity Dose Monitor

Select an activity, add it to your log, and track estimated radiation dose for the year.

Total estimated dose
0 µSv
0.000 mSv
Public benchmark progress
Worker annual limit progress
Below yearly public guidance.

Adult yearly guidance

1 mSv

Recommended public exposure benchmark per year, excluding natural background and medically needed procedures.

Child yearly guidance

≤ 1 mSv

Children should generally be kept as low as reasonably achievable. Use the same 1 mSv/year benchmark for non-medical extra exposure.

Medical radiation

Doctor-led

Medical scans can exceed 1 mSv when clinically necessary. This app is only an estimate, not medical advice.

Worker annual limit

20 mSv

Common occupational radiation exposure limit, averaged over 5 years.

Single-year max

50 mSv

Maximum occupational exposure in a single year in many regulatory frameworks.

Worker context

Monitored

Radiation workers usually wear official dosimeters. This app is for awareness and education only.

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Activity log

Important disclaimer

This is an educational estimator. Radiation dose varies by equipment, altitude, route, body size, scan protocol, shielding, time, and other factors. Do not use this as a medical device, official worker dosimeter, or regulatory radiation record.

Why use this?

Are you tracking your radiation exposure? You should be.

Every year, millions of people undergo X-rays, CT scans, and even full-body DEXA scans—often without realizing how much radiation they are accumulating over time.

The truth? Most patients do not understand:

That is where MyRadiationTracker comes in.

👉 Track your exposure
Log every scan—X-rays, CTs, DEXA, and more—and see your cumulative radiation in one place.

👉 Know your limits
Instantly understand whether you are within safe exposure levels.

👉 Make informed decisions
Before your next scan, check your history and have smarter conversations with your doctor.

👉 Avoid unnecessary tests
Many people unknowingly repeat scans or opt for routine imaging that may not be needed.