Target Identification & Validation
Multi-omics data, disease pathways, and literature prioritise the highest-potential targets. AlphaFold structure prediction replaces years of work.
Target identification, virtual screening, lead optimisation, ADMET prediction, and drug repurposing — the five stages where machine learning saves the most time and cost.
Multi-omics data, disease pathways, and literature prioritise the highest-potential targets. AlphaFold structure prediction replaces years of work.
Deep learning predicts molecule-target interaction across libraries larger than any physical screen. Generative chemistry proposes novel, synthesisable structures.
Models balance potency, selectivity, stability, and permeability at once. ADMET liabilities flagged before synthesis, against the top causes of late-stage failure.
A valid target still burns years and hundreds of millions before a candidate emerges — because the real bottlenecks are computational, not biological.
How We Fix ThisFive highest-value stages of the discovery pipeline — managed from a single AI platform built for pharmaceutical companies, biotech firms, and research institutes.
Five purpose-built workspaces for medicinal chemists, computational biologists, programme leaders, and regulatory teams. Outputs designed to inform scientific decisions — not replace scientific judgment.
Every target scored by evidence strength, druggability, tissue expression, and genetic validation — not just which targets look promising, but why.
Ranked binding predictions, selectivity assessments, and preliminary ADMET profiles. Generative chemistry proposals for novel synthesisable structures — a prioritised shortlist, not a uniform candidate list.
Evaluate hundreds of virtual analogues before committing synthesis resources. Multi-parameter models balance potency, selectivity, stability, and permeability simultaneously — not one property at a time.
ADMET predictions at every stage from hit to lead. Metabolic liabilities, hERG toxicity, and poor permeability flagged before synthesis — resources redirected to candidates with better profiles.
Repurposing candidates surfaced from approved drug databases, target networks, and clinical outcomes — with supporting evidence, predicted mechanism, and data gap analysis.
Each metric ties to a real machine-learning drug discovery outcome.
Book a Live DemoIntegrates with your existing cheminformatics, structural biology, and ELN infrastructure. No forced migrations, no proprietary data required.
Works with molecular modelling and structure-based drug design tools.
Works alongside existing cheminformatics platforms, no replacement.
Pre-trained on public datasets, fine-tuned on your internal data.
Data flows between the platform and your ELN and LIMS systems.
Meets compliance across jurisdictions, including CDSCO for India.
Integrates multi-omics data for target ID and pathway analysis.
Every year AI saves is a year earlier patients access a new treatment. Book a 30-minute demo and see exactly how it works for your pipeline.
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Foundation models are pre-trained on ChEMBL, PubChem, UniProt, and the PDB — useful from day one. When proprietary assay or compound data is added, models fine-tune to your specific series. More data improves predictions, but it is not required to start.
Every prediction includes a confidence estimate and supporting data. A subset of candidates is experimentally validated before acting on the full list — building confidence in the model's applicability to your chemical series.
Yes — Schrödinger, OpenEye, RDKit, Benchling, LabArchives, Dotmatics, and others. Data flows between the platform and your existing tools so scientists work in familiar environments.
Yes — including repurposing for tropical diseases, AMR, and NCDs relevant to the Indian market. Compliance documentation is aligned with CDSCO guidelines and the DPDP Act 2023.
Approved drug databases, target networks, and clinical outcomes are searched for existing molecules with potential in new indications. Each candidate comes with supporting evidence, a predicted mechanism, and a data gap analysis — a structured starting point, not a raw list.
Synthesisability is a built-in constraint. Proposals are filtered against retrosynthetic accessibility scores before appearing in hit lists — your team receives candidates predicted to be both potent and practically synthesisable.