Visualize, build, and run molecular simulations — all from your browser. One platform for the full molecular workflow, no installation required.
Platform
No downloads, no installs. Open your browser and start working with molecules.
Capabilities
Drag-and-drop XYZ, CIF, SDF/MOL files or paste SMILES. Rotate, zoom, and measure distances, angles, and dihedrals interactively. Customize display, overlay unit cells, and visualize non-covalent interactions.
Construct structures atom-by-atom. Add atoms or molecular fragments, adjust bond lengths, angles, and dihedrals, then optimize geometry — all inside the browser.
Single-point energies, geometry optimizations, vibrational analyses, thermochemistry, potential energy scans, and transition-state searches — powered by machine-learned interatomic potentials.
Map atoms between reactants and products, generate TS geodesic paths, analyze barrier heights, and inspect transition-state trajectories. Full reaction network generation with Autograph.
Rapidly generate conformer ensembles, filter by geometry criteria, and deduplicate structures. Essential for thorough conformational space exploration.
Scrub through multi-frame trajectories, export animated GIFs, save high-resolution PNG screenshots, and export structural data in XYZ, SMILES, and other formats.
Get started in seconds
Paste XYZ, upload a file, or type a SMILES string. Drag and drop molecules directly into the viewer.
Inspect in 3D with measurements, or build molecules atom-by-atom with the interactive builder. Customize display, overlay unit cells, visualize interactions.
Run MLIP-powered jobs — energies, optimizations, vibrations, conformer searches, reaction paths — directly in the browser using the experimental run mode.
Export structures, screenshots, GIFs, and results. Share your viewer state via URL to collaborate with colleagues.
Get in touch
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Open the web app and start working with molecules right in your browser.