Atlascope
In progress — looking for beta-testers

Atlascope. Research tools, all in one place.

Atlascope is a collection of nine Shiny App tools for common research workflows: ELISA, flow cytometry, qPCR, plate design, bulk transcriptomics and more.

Atlascope
Sorbet
TwistPlot
CtExplorer
CytoMix
Dizics
FlowFusion
Mirage
LavaSEQ
Plaquo
How it works

Simplify your workflow

1

Sign in

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

2

Pick a tool

Open the module that matches your experiment. Upload your data: CSV, Excel, FCS, raw plate readouts.

3

Export

Save figures and processed data in formats that fit your paper or your next analysis.

Why Atlascope

Built to fit how you actually work

Cloud save & sync

Pick up your analysis where you left off. Save progress to the cloud and build your own reusable templates, coming as Atlascope moves to its own server.

No installation

All the power of R, wrapped in buttons, sliders and menus. You just open a link in your browser, no setup, no licences, no command line.

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.

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.

Email support
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.
Your uploaded data is processed for your analysis and not shared. Each account only sees its own session.
Cloud save lets you store your progress and reusable templates, and pick up exactly where you left off. This is rolling out as Atlascope moves to its own server.