Platform

Your organization’s
knowledge is its
most valuable asset.

AI that reasons end to end across the full R&D workflow: target hypotheses, protocol design, candidate selection, regulatory strategy. Not a point solution, an orchestration layer.

43 data connectorsqueried before the model reasons

Discovery

Preclinical

Clinical

Regulatory & evidence

Manufacturing

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Across every stage

263 specialised agents across 16 domains of R&D, all reading from and writing back to one record. Hover any domain to see what works there.

The problem

Two teams derive the same result a year apart and neither ever knows. The work was done, paid for and recorded, and it still had to happen twice.

Built from the record up

Layer 01 · the foundation

A record that holds claims, not documents

Every assertion is its own row, carrying who made it, when, and what it rests on.

ProofThe Attest report ↗AttestDB is open source ↗

0 of 1,148 citations pointed at a record outside the question asked. Standard retrieval missed 32 of 4,156.

One claim

assertedsilencing stops the tears
contestedflavour never panel-tested
extendedthree food-safe compounds

Each row keeps its source. Two agreeing is a count; two disagreeing is a record, not an average. Retract a source and what depended on it is visible.

Layer 02 · the boundary

Your teams keep the tools. Your IP stays inside

People are already pasting unpublished methods into consumer chatbots, because that is where the useful tool is. Policy sits at the record, not at the person.

StatusIngress control is live. Reasoning and egress policy are on the roadmap.

InsideYour science

OutsideOmic DiscoverClaudeChatGPT

Answers cross. The claims behind them do not: an agent can rank a hypothesis on a restricted test result without that result ever reaching the model or the reader.

Layer 03 · orchestration

Agents work the whole of R&D, on one state

Discovery through clinical, every stage reading the same record and writing its result back to it. A conclusion found in one program is available to the next question asked in another.

ProofTwo published runs, and the third path neither set out to find ↗