Launching Q3 2026  ·  iOS & Android  ·  Voice-first ELN

Your lab's
memory,
in your pocket.

The first ELN built for the bench, not the desk. Talk through your experiment — Probe captures every qualitative detail hands-free and builds a permanent, searchable record your whole lab can query.

◎  Qualitative data capture by voice — the context every ELN has always missed
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Probe in action
Qualitative data capture
Voice-first logging
Zero extra steps
Reagent lot tracking
Works in gloves
Plain language search
iOS & Android
Survives team turnover
Built for the bench
Qualitative data capture
Voice-first logging
Zero extra steps
Reagent lot tracking
Works in gloves
Plain language search
iOS & Android
Survives team turnover
Built for the bench

Probe understands every kind of scientist

The problem with every ELN today  / why probe exists

ELNs capture what happened.
Not why.

There are two layers to every experiment. Quantitative data — the numbers, results, measurements — is well captured. Qualitative data — the conditions, deviations, lot numbers, observations, and intuitions that explain those numbers — is almost never recorded. Probe is the first ELN built to capture the layer that's always been missing.

80%
Of experimental context never logged
4yrs
Of knowledge lost when a postdoc leaves
0s
Extra steps at the bench with Probe
Searchable lab memory, growing daily
How probe works  / three steps, none of them typing

Built for gloved hands
and active minds.

Step 1

Open Probe. Hit record. Start your experiment.

Talk the way you already talk at the bench — out loud, informal, incomplete. "Starting the western, same lot as last time, cells at passage 36, incubation's running long..." No formatting. No templates. No extra steps.

Step 2

Probe extracts and structures everything.

Reagent lots, passage numbers, timing deviations, qualitative observations — Probe identifies every meaningful entity and structures it automatically. Review a 10-second summary. Not a form.

Step 3

It becomes your lab's permanent qualitative memory.

Every experiment builds a queryable record. Ask in plain language: "Why did our BRCA1 assays underperform last quarter?" Probe knows — even after the person who ran it has left the lab.

Who it's for

The scientist at the bench at 11pm.

Not the informatics team. Not IT. You're running 80% of the experiments. You shouldn't also be the archivist. Probe captures everything as you go — so six months from now, when a paper comes back for revision and the person who ran the experiment has graduated, the answer is still there.

The qualitative layer  / what probe captures that no ELN does

The context behind
every result.

✗  What your current ELN misses

The qualitative layer — lost forever

Reagent lot numbersAlmost never logged. Responsible for most unexplained result variability.
Protocol deviationsThe incubation that ran 20 minutes long. The temperature that drifted. Gone.
Environmental conditionsPassage number, cell confluency, lab temperature, time of day — never recorded.
Researcher observations"The cells looked stressed." "The antibody seemed weaker." Irreplaceable intuition, lost.
Cross-experiment connectionsExperiment 47 failed for the same reason Experiment 31 did. Nobody connected them.
✓  What Probe captures automatically

The qualitative record — searchable forever

Lot numbers extracted from speech"Same lot as last time" becomes a linked, searchable entity in the experiment record.
Deviations logged as they happenNot reconstructed hours later from memory — captured in real time as you speak.
Conditions captured without effortPassage, confluency, temperature, timing — extracted from natural speech automatically.
Observations preserved verbatimThe hunch, the concern, the "this felt different" — all stored and searchable months later.
Cross-experiment memoryAsk why experiment 47 failed. Probe connects it to experiment 31 automatically.
Where probe is going  / the full vision

Qualitative today.
The full picture tomorrow.

Phase 1 captures the qualitative layer no ELN has ever recorded. Each phase builds on it — adding quantitative data, predictive intelligence, and ultimately a synthetic model trained on real experimental history.

Phase 01
Launching Q3 2026

Qualitative capture

Voice-first logging of qualitative experimental data — the conditions, deviations, lot numbers, and observations that every ELN misses.

Voice recording at the bench
Qualitative entity extraction
Cross-experiment memory
Plain language search
iOS & Android
1
Phase 02
Coming next

Quantitative integration

Real numerical data from instruments integrated alongside the qualitative record — connecting the what to the why for the first time.

Instrument data ingestion
Quantitative + qualitative linking
Data pills & dashboards
Anomaly detection
Pre-experiment guidance
2
Phase 03
Long term

The advisory brain

A model trained on your lab's complete experimental history that advises before, during, and after every experiment — and eventually designs them autonomously.

Pre-experiment predictions
Real-time anomaly alerts
Post-experiment diagnosis
Synthetic experiment model
Auto-generated publications
3

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