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

One view of every project in your lab: what moved this week, what finished, and what is waiting on you. Nobody writes a status update.

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Works with

Benchling
Google Docs
eLab
Files
Email

All projectsWeek of 12 October

PETase variant libraryRunning
Round 3 screen finished. 14 of 96 variants above threshold.
Cas9 nickase fusionAnalysis
Sequencing back for 12 clones. 10 verified.
Lipase thermostabilityPlanned
Protocol drafted. Reagents arrive Thursday.
Cyclic peptide inhibitorsRunning
Binding assay, day 2 of 3.
Promoter library, yeastCompleted
Final report signed by R. Okafor.

Always on

See what moved this week, across every project

Open Truvi on Monday and the picture is already there. No deck, no meeting, no chasing.

By project

Everything filed under the project it belongs to

Entries, protocols, samples, results and sign-offs land in one place, with their source kept.

BenchlingConnected
Google DocsConnected
eLabConnecting
FilesConnected

Add a sourceRead only

Connect

Plug in the tools your lab already uses

Nothing moves and nothing is re-entered. Your team keeps working where they are.

Waiting on you

Pick variants for round 4PETase variant libraryReview 14
Approve reagent order, 2,340 USDLipase thermostabilityApprove
Sign off the final reportPromoter library, yeastOpen

Decide

What is waiting on you, in one list

Approvals, reviews and sign-offs from every project, so nothing stalls because nobody asked.

7 OctEntry createdJ. Lindqvist
8 OctTable edited, 3 cellsJ. Lindqvist
9 OctReview requestedJ. Lindqvist
9 OctSigned, revision 3A. Mehta

Record

Signed entries and a full trail

Once an entry is signed it cannot change quietly. Every edit has a name, a date and a revision.

Research shouldn't feel like fighting your tools.

Three things every lab lead recognises.

Status lives in five tools and three people's heads.

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

Updates arrive as slides, after the fact.

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

Every new tool means a migration nobody has time for.

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

Built for those leading the frontier.

Biotech and academia, from a two-person startup to a forty-person lab.

Founders

Know where every program stands before the board asks.

Heads of research

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

Principal investigators

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

Frequently asked questions

Everything you need to know before a first look.

What is Truvi?

Truvi is the command center for biological R&D. It reads the tools your lab already uses and keeps one current view of every project: what moved, what finished and what is waiting on you.

Does Truvi replace Benchling or our notebook?

No. Truvi reads from them. Your team keeps working in Benchling, Google Docs, eLab and files exactly as before.

Do we have to migrate anything?

No. Nothing moves and nothing is re-entered. Connect a source and Truvi files what it finds under the right project.

Can Truvi change our data?

Connections are read only. Your tools stay in charge of their data. Truvi keeps the view current from what they share.

Who is Truvi for?

Founders, heads of research and principal investigators in biotech and academia who want to know where every project stands without asking.

How do we get started?

Book a demo. It is a 30-minute walkthrough on your own projects, with nothing to install first.

You bring the lab.
We'll bring the view.