Return experimental evidence to your models with less manual work.
Trusted by 200+ life science labs





















Supporting 250+ instrument types, more than 1,000 experiments each month, and millions of samples across diagnostics, genomics, biotech, and regulated testing.
Built for AI-driven discovery, protein design and TechBio teams.
Models need reliable material preparation, assay and dataset-review handoffs. Our scientists and engineers connect those steps around your existing scientific stack, starting with one recurring loop and its manual bottleneck.
Published Customer Outcomes
From computational request to usable experimental evidence.
Less request-creation time
Helped one synthetic peptide AI company cut request-creation time.
Less process-run planning time
Helped a synthetic peptide company cut planning time between runs.
Shorter image-data processing
Cut image-batch processing below one hour for one Netherlands-based AI biotech.
Less manual reporting and admin
Reduced manual reporting and administration in connected biotech workflows.
One Digital Brain connects proposals, experiments and the next design.
A learning loop moves only as fast as its handoffs.
Find the missing evidence.
Draft the next handoff.
Ask about candidates, experiments and data awaiting review.

An operating loop for both modeling and lab teams.
One Identity Across the Loop
Link model proposals to physical material, assays and reviewed results. Preserve tested designs and conditions so data preparation retains differences that matter to the next model iteration.
Controlled Access for Your Stack
Supported APIs and Scispot MCP give approved tools permitted records and actions. Keep proprietary models while defining request intake, returned results and action review.
Assay Data Ready for Review
GLUE maps supported assay outputs to agreed identifiers, units and metadata. Smart Actions runs configured calculations, preserving source files and review states with each dataset.
Adaptable Apps With Expert Delivery
Our scientists and engineers configure, test and train teams on the first loop. Jazz provides focused request or review screens; measure preparation and use before expanding.
Bring the learning loop your teams still run by hand.
FAIR data • pipelines • automation
Instruments • ELN/LIMS/SDMS • 200+ connectors
FAIR data • pipelines • automation
Instruments • ELN/LIMS/SDMS • 200+ connectors
Frequently asked questions
What does Scispot add to a TechBio company’s existing stack?
Scispot connects requests, physical material, assays, results and review, then automates scoped digital handoffs. Your company keeps proprietary models and specialist tools. Our scientists and engineers start with the loop where manual requests or data preparation delay the next useful experiment.
Can our models and AI tools connect through APIs or MCP?
Scispot supports APIs for available record operations and Scispot MCP for compatible tools and approved actions. Scispot’s computational toolkit supports connected analysis workflows. Agree record access, returned results and approval requirements, checking compatibility and permissions for the intended workflow. You retain access to your Scispot data and exports.
How do you implement a loop with different modeling and lab needs?
Start with one candidate family and assay. Our scientists and engineers agree identifiers, configure request and result paths, test repeats and failures, and train users. Jazz provides team-specific screens on shared data. Subscriptions combine software, integrations and expert delivery, with unlimited users within agreed scope. Measure preparation and adoption before expanding.
Does Scispot train our models or choose the next experiment?
Your team owns training, evaluation and scientific priorities. Smart Actions runs agreed calculations; users preview and approve proposed changes before saving. Scibot retrieves evidence, compares recorded values and drafts requests or summaries. Connected tools follow scoped permissions. Scientists accept datasets, approve model changes and choose experiments.
How are proprietary data and scientific decisions controlled?
Configure project and record access by team role. Scibot and connected tools use permitted context and scoped actions, retaining source, review and action records. For regulated use, your organization sets procedures, validation and approval requirements. Research workflows can use proportionate controls without treating every experiment as a clinical process.

Use permissions, source history and review gates across your scientific stack. Your teams retain proprietary-model decisions, dataset acceptance and any regulated validation or sign-off.
















