From a raw .fcs file to a publication-ready figure — every value traceable.
A scientist's results are born on an instrument and die in a file.
Instrument → vendor software → CSV → Excel → Prism → PowerPoint → manuscript. The workflow loses context at every handoff.
Figures cut off from their data
Every figure is severed from the raw file that made it. When a reviewer asks you to redo Figure 3B, the trail is already gone.
Lab memory walks out the door
Institutional knowledge leaves with every departing postdoc. The protocol, the gating, the context — gone with them.
Data too scattered to query
Spread across a shared drive, three desktop apps, and an inbox — too fragmented for any human, or any AI, to ask a question of.
Today, your science lives on a flash drive.
One system. From raw data to published figure.
Instrument → analysis → figure → publication. One system, full provenance.
Drop your instrument files in, run your analysis, and compile figures with a permanent record of how they were made. No copy-pasting, no screenshotting, no version hell.
Ingest
Drop raw instrument exports. The format is auto-detected and the layout mapped.
Analyze
Run statistics, curve-fits, and dose-response in two clicks — live and reactive.
Figure & lock
Compose the figure, then freeze it with an immutable hash and an audit trail.
One workspace, end to end.
Click through the surfaces your lab lives in every day — data, experiments, gating, protocols, and search, all connected.
Every file, one browser.
Every export from every instrument lands in one place. Search, preview, and trace any value straight back to the raw file that produced it.
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One tool instead of six.
Plate reader, qPCR, flow cytometry, gels & blots, and protein characterization — ingest, analyze, and produce a figure in one place. Stop paying the local-software tax.
- Five launch data types, each with a purpose-built module
- A unified molecule summary card — KD, Tm, %monomer, Rh on one page
- Nothing to install, nothing to export
Anti-TNFα mAb · clone 88
One molecule, one page — four instruments, lineage intact.
Ask your data a question. Get a traceable answer.
The AI copilot runs against your actual, governed data — instrument files, experiments, protocols — so its analysis is grounded in real results, not generic knowledge. Every generated figure slots straight into the provenance trail.
- Natural language → publication-ready figure in one query
- Every AI output saved with full lineage to source data
- Grounded in your experiments, not generic training data
It just works, and it’s beautiful.
Under-two-minute drag-and-drop with auto-detection. Journal-ready figures by default. Change a number and the curve and p-value redraw live. The first lab software that feels like Linear, not SAP.
- Auto-detects the instrument and maps the layout
- Live reactive analysis — edit a value, the figure follows
- Paste-from-Excel, drag-fill, FlowJo-style gating — your muscle memory transfers
Drop instrument file here
Supports .csv, .xlsx, .fcs, .czi, .pzfx, and more
Your work is never lost.
Every figure traces back to its raw file. No more figure3_v4_FINAL_REVISED.pzfx. Version history, live-vs-frozen figures, and collaboration are built in — share a link instead of a file.
- Freeze a figure and it carries an immutable hash + lineage trail
- Click any value back to the raw instrument export
- Share a link, not a .pzfx attachment
Adjust dataset coordinates:
Every experiment becomes governed, queryable data — automatically.
The same daily work that scientists love becomes the auditable source of truth your R&D org has been missing — captured clean at the source, with no top-down data project.
One auditable source of truth
Lineage from raw file to figure, captured passively — governance by default.
AI that can see your data
Governed, queryable results your AI agents can actually reason over.
Faster time to market
Cross-program queries and tech transfer in hours, not weeks.
Frequently asked questions
Is it as good as Prism for stats and curve-fitting?
My instrument isn’t supported.
I don’t want to learn new software.
Who can see my uploaded data?
Does it replace my Electronic Lab Notebook (ELN)?
When does EpistaBase launch?
Get your science off the flash drive.
Join the waitlist — we open in rolling cohorts, and members hear first. Run a lab and want to shape it? We're taking on a handful of design-partner labs; just say so when you sign up.