Built around how a lab actually works. One database for each thing you keep.

Every mouse in a sheet you edit in place. Record a litter once: weaning and genotyping dates follow, and experiments dose each mouse from its weight.

D7, 4-7, G12 or plain 1 to 80: each rack keeps the labels on its real stickers. Drag a cage to move it.

Vials and plates on racks in incubators, with flip schedules that follow the temperature, crosses and frozen stocks.

Upload a GenBank, FASTA or SnapGene file: the sequence and its features, with a map you can edit, and the box each tube is in.

Orders move from requested to received; reagents warn before they expire; antibodies, viruses, primers and cell lines keep what matters.

Weanings and flips filled in, protocol timelines from day 0, and a notebook you edit together and sign.

Print cards for cages, tanks and vials. Point any phone camera at the QR code and that record opens, ready to edit.

Weanings, genotyping, old breeders, vials to flip and expiring stock, as cards, a two-week ruler or your racks.

Molarity, dilutions, buffer pH, A260, ligation, master mixes, ΔΔCt and more, answered as you type.

Click a cell and type; it saves as you go. Sort, filter, export to CSV or print.

Import from Excel matches your columns by meaning, and shows a preview before anything is saved.

Every batch can be undone, unless someone has edited those records since.

Who changed what, and exactly how, for every record. Scripts and R can use the API, as you.

⌘K from anywhere finds any mouse, plasmid, sample or page, and pages open as tabs you keep.

Members, owners and project groups, roles for animal care, and sign-in with Google, Microsoft or your institution.

A full menu bar with the usual shortcuts, light and dark, and Install and Restart when there's a new version.