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.

Xenopus, axolotls, yeast: describe it in your own words, how it's counted and what it needs, with no code.

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

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.