What's new at ReactWise

An ELN is the memory of your lab. ReactWise is the intelligence layer on top of it - turning that memory into actionable decisions for every future campaign.

The best, greenest experiment is the one you never have to run. ZeroShotAPI makes that possible.

A color change. A precipitation. A smell nobody expected. The most important observations in chemistry are often the ones no sensor captures.

Day two of SynTech, and the walk through the University of Greenwich campus into the conference is a scenic way to start a morning

The biggest deals in pharma don't stall because of the science. They stall because of procurement. Here's what we learned.

Day one of SynTech at the University of Greenwich

A model that doesn't know a solvent's boiling point will happily recommend conditions above it

Five continents. Five collaborations. One mission.

Last month, a Fortune 500 pharma company became a client.

Speaking at the AI4Green External Stakeholder Forum!

Five of the top 10 pharmaceutical companies in the world trust ReactWise

A model trained only on what worked has an incomplete view of the reaction.

From Pretoria to Cambridge, for good discussions, an in-person meeting, and a visit to our high-throughput lab.

Communication is everything

ReactWise is now SOC 2 Type 2 certified!

The most experienced chemists are often the hardest to convince. That's not a sales problem. It's a product problem.

Enzymatic reactions are notoriously complex to optimize. We just reduced the experimental burden by 66%.

This is what a strong password looks like, right? b2ng93m!

Where we started, where we are, where we're headed. Our vision at ReactWise - from plate to plant.

What happens when the chemistry you care about most isn't in any dataset?

Every time I interview someone now, I ask myself one question. I wish I’d asked it from day one.

"Just do it." Three words from a YC partner that I still think about every week.

Meet Vera. She just spotted hidden trends and told a process chemist which experiment they hadn't run yet.

A process chemist told me recently: "I don't need AI to make decisions for me. But I'd love something that tells me what I'm not seeing in my own data."