For bench techs
It’s 2 a.m. and you have 40 samples.
Drop five manifest files on one order and they merge instead of fighting. Select thirty accessions and fix the client, the dates, the test or the specimen type in one pass. Cmd-K goes anywhere.
The software should be the easy part.
Clicks per sample, counted.
Five manifest files on one order merge into one list, with a skip-rows control per file. Thirty accessions take one bulk edit — client, collection date, received date, test or specimen type in a single pass. Save a half-finished order as a draft at any step, and it reopens on the step you reached. The night shift should spend its patience on samples, not software.
The plate, the way you already think about it.
96 or 384 wells, click to paint, click a row label and A1 through A12 fill in one go. Save the layout as a template and never draw it again.
The name your instrument writes, character for character.
Name in Result File is a field on the target, not a note in somebody’s spreadsheet — because one trailing space and the result isn’t recognised. You have chased that space. So have we.
Cmd-K goes anywhere.
Press Cmd-K, type a few letters, land on the run, the accession, the order, the screen you were on an hour ago — hands still on the keyboard, mouse still wherever you left it.
Walk away mid-order. It waits.
A saved draft sits in your orders list and reopens on the step you left — a trip to the freezer costs nothing but the trip. On a phone, tables become cards and the tab bar sits under your thumb.
On your phone, properly.
Not a desktop squeezed to 390 pixels. Actions gather into bottom sheets, the new-order button sits inside your thumb’s reach, and every screen width keeps its own layout memory — the arrangement you set on the bench phone stays set.
En español y en français, aussi.
English, Spanish and French run all the way through the app — about 1,800 strings each, not a translated login page.
Two doors into the demo lab.
Both doors are on the demo page, and the buttons sign you in — nobody types a password. Everything inside is fictional end to end, stays in your browser, and resets whenever you like.
The software should be the easy part.
Signing the lab up is a director’s call. The mail is already written.
Or go straight to a free account: try it free. First report free. No card. About a minute to sign up.