ELECTRONIC LAB NOTEBOOK / VOICE-FIRST

Your lab notes.
Your voice.

After you finish a protocol-linked recording, BenchVoice compares what you said against that protocol's reagents, volumes, times, and temperatures and lists any differences for you to confirm.

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session_047 · western_blot REC
"...loaded 20 microliters per lane..."
Technique
Western blot · SDS-PAGE, 10% gel
Conditions
~100 V · 30 µg/lane · primary Ab 4°C overnight
Reagents
RIPA · PVDF · anti-HER2 1:1,000 · +5 more
Replicates
3 biological · cortical lysate
Compared with your protocol, after you stopped. Voltage: you said 120 V, the protocol says 100 V. mark as intentional
anti-HER2 1:1,000, added, not in this protocol's list (noted, not flagged)NOTE
Built by scientists, for scientists
Understands lab jargon & accents
Records stay yours · editable & private
What it does

Talk while you work. The record writes itself.

No stopping, no gloves off, no reconstructing from memory hours later.

01

Capture at the bench

Speak observations as they happen. BenchVoice structures them into technique, reagents, conditions, and results: a clean record, in real time.

02

Records and compares

BenchVoice structures what you say and, against your own imported protocol, flags afterward where a spoken value differs. It records and compares; it doesn't decide what your experiment should contain.

03

Smart summaries, fully yours

Every session becomes a searchable, editable summary. Export a publication-ready method or share a clean record with your PI without altering the original.

Every notebook asks you to stop the science to record it.

Hands gloved, mid-experiment, you change a volume or a condition, and can't stop to write it down. Later never comes. When the result finally works, you can't say why, so you run it again.

"We lose data, we repeat the experiment. It's a problem, but we're used to it."
~36
DAYS / YEAR
lost to a single repeated experiment each month, at about three days per rerun, the time it takes to get a reproducible result.
How it works

Three steps, zero interruption

STEP 01

Press once, then talk

Start a session and narrate naturally. It understands lab vocabulary and adapts to your voice over time.

STEP 02

It structures & compares

Your words become an organized record and, on a linked protocol, are compared against it afterward, with any differences flagged for you to confirm.

STEP 03

Review, edit, share

Everything is editable and yours. Export a method or share with your lab in a click.

Stop losing good science to a busy pair of hands.

Free for individual researchers during beta. Set up in minutes, no training required.

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