Your Command Center for Protein engineering Enzyme design Drug discovery Peptide development Synthetic biology

See what moved across every project in your lab this week, and what is waiting on you, without asking anyone for a status update.

You find out what happened a week late.

Benchling has the samples. Docs has the plan. The result is in someone's inbox. Nobody holds the whole picture.

By the time the deck is built, the experiment that mattered ran last Tuesday.

Scientists keep what works. A view that forces a switch is ignored by week three.

It reads the tools your lab already uses and keeps one view current, so the picture is there when you want it.

Connect what the lab already uses.

Benchling, Google Docs, eLab and files. Nothing moves and nothing is re-entered.
Truvi reads it and sorts it by project.

Entries, protocols, results and documents land under the project they belong to, with their source kept.
You get one view that stays current.

What moved, what finished, what is waiting on a decision. Open any item at its source.

Sources3 connected

Add a sourceRead only. Your tools stay in charge of their data.

Your lab, by projectLive

Every station reads from a tool you already use.

All projectsWeek of 12 October

PETase variant libraryRunning

Round 3 screen finished. 14 of 96 variants above threshold.

Open in BenchlingResult recorded 9 Oct, A. Mehta
Cas9 nickase fusionAnalysis
Lipase thermostabilityPlanned
Cyclic peptide inhibitorsRunning

Know where every program stands before the board asks.

See which projects moved and which stalled, without a Friday meeting.

One place for the lab's record, from the first entry to the signed result.

A 30-minute walkthrough on your own projects. Nothing to install first.