Atlas · research workbench

Explore research data with an assistant that shows its work.

Atlas is an agent-assisted data-exploration workbench for scientific research teams. It helps a lab move from thousands of data points to focused findings, with the scientist approving every step that touches the data.

Multi-dataset workspaces

Load baseline, middle and after cohorts side by side and give each dataset its role in the study.

Analysis in plain language

Ask for PCA, differential expression, pathway enrichment or heatmaps in natural language instead of writing scripts.

Answers that cite your sources

Upload papers and protocols as PDFs; the assistant cites them when it answers.

Role-based access

Super-admin, admin and user roles with project-level permissions, so each lab controls who sees what.

How Atlas works
The assistant proposes, the scientist decides: data-touching actions are reviewable, not silent autonomous edits.Built for reproducibility, so an analysis can be traced back to the data and settings that produced it.First vertical: biomedical genomics, starting with microRNA (miRNA) expression analysis.

What is Atlas?

Atlas is an agent-assisted data-exploration workbench for scientific research teams. Its first vertical is biomedical genomics, starting with microRNA (miRNA) expression analysis.

Who is Atlas for?

University and scientific research teams that need to move from large exploratory datasets to focused, defensible findings.

Does the AI change my data on its own?

No. Atlas follows the principle that the assistant proposes and the scientist decides: data-touching actions are reviewable rather than silent autonomous edits.

Where does my data go?

Prompts and generated content are sent to the AI provider Atlas is configured to use. Talk to us about your data-handling requirements before loading sensitive or regulated research data.

How do we get started?

Talk to us about your study and datasets, and we'll set up a workspace for your team.

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