See where every project stands, from the records your lab already keeps
Milestones, recent activity, grant spending and how the bench work is going, counted from your notebooks, run logs and budget sheets.
- Western blot optimisation7 of 8 done
- Antibody validation5 of 7 done
- Purification scale up3 of 6 done
- HEK reporter line4 of 6 done
Show how 58% was counted
- The total of the Spend tab, rows 2 to 48, divided by the budget in the Award tab, row 2, both in grant budget.xlsx.
- Months completed are whole months since the start date in the Award tab, row 2.
Show the rows behind Purification scale up
- Pilot prep at 1 L · due 30 June · done 24 June · Prep log, row 12
- Buffer exchange tested · due 15 August · done 11 August · Prep log, row 19
- First 5 L prep · due 30 September · done 27 September · Prep log, row 26
- Yield of 4 mg per L or more · due 31 October · not recorded as done · Project plan, row 4
- Three repeat preps · due 30 November · not recorded as done · Project plan, row 5
- Purity check · due 15 December · not recorded as done · Project plan, row 6
Open the rows behind a figure to check how it was counted.
Dashboards for the people who run the lab
Where every project stands
Recorded milestones, due dates and the latest logged activity for each project, so you can see which projects have had no recent entries.
Grant spending against budget
Recorded spending against each grant’s budget, alongside its end date, from the budget and purchase sheets your lab keeps.
How the bench work is going
Runs completed, repeated and failed over time, by project and by protocol.
What you can rely on
- Every figure is counted from your records by code, never estimated by the AI.
- Open a figure to see the records behind it.
- Each figure shows the records and dates it covers, and says what is missing.
What it won’t do
- Measure, score or compare individual people.
- Fill a gap with an estimate: a figure your records cannot support is shown as missing.
From start to finish in three steps
- 1
Keep the records you already keep
Run notes, protocols, and the budget and purchase sheets for each grant. There is nothing new to fill in.
- 2
See where things stand
Choose a project or a grant and the period you care about.
- 3
Check it and share it
Open the records behind any figure, and bring the numbers into your next progress report.
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