Choose the next candidate.
For RNA research teams
Build a research workspace that makes each candidate decision easy to review. Put design versions, experiment references, and reviewer notes together so the team can see what changed and what evidence supports the next step.
- Compare candidate versions
- Read supporting experiments in context
- Record the decision and its owner
A way to earn: Sell research-team subscriptions with organisation access controls.
A focused first release: Start with candidate version histories and a structured review record.
The customer leaves with: A reviewed version, the evidence supporting it, and a recorded decision about what happens next.
Turn evidence into a decision.
For biotechnology teams reviewing RNA projects
Build an AI assistant that assembles a project’s reports and literature into a candidate review brief. Help researchers see what supports a choice, what conflicts, and which questions remain unanswered.
Where AI helps. AI extracts and organises published or uploaded evidence. Researchers check the sources and make the scientific decisions.
- Link each finding to its source
- Separate observations from interpretation
- Collect open questions before the review
A way to earn: Sell project or team plans with private document collections.
A focused first release: Prepare source-linked candidate reviews from uploaded reports and selected publications.
The customer leaves with: A candidate comparison with cited evidence, unresolved questions, and a brief the team can review together.
Get answers to the brief.
For biotechnology companies commissioning external work
Build a specialist services portal that turns a customer’s question into an agreed scope and a reviewable deliverable. Keep milestones, document exchanges, and acceptance criteria visible to both sides.
- Agree the question and scope
- Track deliverables against milestones
- Review completed work against clear criteria
A way to earn: Charge project-management fees or sell subscriptions to service providers.
A focused first release: Run intake, milestones, and deliverable review for one specialist research service.
The customer leaves with: An agreed scope, visible milestones, and deliverables checked against the customer’s original brief.
