LabNotion

LabNotion

Every experiment is a new beginning worth recording

From the first line of a plan to the final figure, plan, manage, document and run your experiments in LabNotion

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The same fluorescence calibration notebook, shown from left to right with a microscopy illustration on iPhone, a 96-well heatmap on iPad and a calibration curve on Mac

Plan

Give the experiment a good start

Start with a question, list the reagents, equipment and timing, then schedule your experiments on the calendar

iPad Pro showing a calendar filled with planned experiments beside a MacBook showing the preparation checklist and protocol steps

Run

Stay with the step you’re on

Execution mode brings the protocol to the bench, with a step timer to keep track of the minutes while you focus on the work

An empty Apple Watch mockup beside an iPhone showing a running step timer in Execution mode

Sync and Archive

Pick up where you left off

Keep the results with the original plan, open the same record on another device with iCloud sync, or send a colleague a PDF

iPhone showing document export options beside an iPad displaying iCloud Sync settings

Lab Management

Everything behind the experiment

Cages, datasets and samples each have a place in LabNotion

Animal Rooms

Know where to look

See the rack as it’s laid out in the room, flag what needs attention and carry the previous layout into your next log

Animal room grid with named cages and status flags

Data Management

Find the data that’s ready

Keep notes beside each dataset and see which ones are awaiting delivery or ready for analysis

Data management notebook showing a database with named datasets and status flags

Sample Management

Give every sample a next step

Give each sample a name and a place, then flag the ones waiting for extraction or sequencing

Sample management notebook showing a sample library with named samples and status flags

Download LabNotion

One lab notebook, wherever the work takes you

  • Mac

    Plan experiments and review results at your desk

  • iPad

    Keep your protocols and calendar in view

  • iPhone

    Check the next step and take notes at the bench

With iCloud sync enabled, your notes and results are ready when you switch devices