Atlascope
In progress, looking for beta-testers

Atlascope. Research tools, all in one place.

Nine tools for common bench workflows: flow cytometry panels, ELISA, qPCR, plate design, FCS files, bulk transcriptomics and more. Most of them now run entirely in your browser: they open instantly, and your files stay on your computer.

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Create your account One account for the nine tools. Free during the beta.

You choose which tools to unlock once you are in. Nothing is requested on your behalf.

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How it works

Simplify your workflow

1

Sign in

Access Atlascope from any browser. No installation, no R, no Python.

2

Open your file

Pick the tool that matches your experiment and open what your instrument already writes: CSV, Excel, FCS, raw plate readouts, or paste your sheet straight from Excel.

3

Save where you work

Results go back to your own disk, next to the rest of the experiment, plus figures, tables and printable bench sheets in the formats your paper needs.

Why Atlascope

Built to fit how you actually work

Your files stay yours

The rebuilt tools open your file from your own disk and never upload it. A panel, a plate, a titration is a real document you keep next to the rest of the experiment, reopen later, and send to a colleague.

No installation, no waiting

Open a link and you are in: no R, no Python, no licence, no command line, and no server to wake up before the first click. Type a number, the result moves as you type.

Publication-ready outputs

Export clean figures, tidy data and full PDF reports in PNG, PDF and SVG, styled and ready to drop straight into slides, posters and papers.

The tools

Each module solves a real lab need

Born from years of analyzing data at the bench. They share one login, one interface, and one set of design principles.

Atlascope
Sorbet
TwistPlot
CtExplorer
CytoMix
Dizics
FlowFusion
Mirage
LavaSEQ
Plaquo
Video walkthrough

A quick tour of Atlascope

Support

Questions? We're here to help

Get in touch

Found a bug, need access, or have a feature idea? Drop us a line and we'll get back to you.

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That is what it is for. Any machine with a browser and an account works, including the one wired to the cytometer. Nothing has to be installed on it, and nothing is left behind on it.
No. Everything runs in your browser. No R, no Python, no setup. Just sign in and open a tool.
After signing up, select the tools you'd like from your account. We'll review your request and grant access, usually within a day.
In most of the tools, your file is read from your own disk by the page itself and never uploaded: it is not kept on our server, because it never arrives there. Two work differently and need one, TwistPlot to draw its figures and LavaSEQ to run its statistics. What you send those two is processed for your analysis only, visible to your account alone, and never shared.
Yes, as real files on your computer. Your workspace lists what you opened recently and reopens it in one click, so you pick up exactly where you left off without anything being stored on our side.