ComposeBiology as code
Today, getting two biology models to work together means hand-writing custom code, so only specialists can run the simulations that push science forward. We're building the shared, open layer that lets anyone compose, run, and share trustworthy biology simulations as easily as writing code.
Products
Open-source runtime
The free, MIT-licensed core of Biosimulant: a Python engine and command-line tool for building and running biology simulations in code. Run them on your laptop, in CI, or across a cluster, with no account and nothing locked in.
Hub
A public library of ready-to-run biology simulations that anyone can browse. Copy one that's close to what you need, change it, run it, then share your version back for others to build on.
Platform
A visual workbench for building and running those simulations, in your browser, on your desktop, or from your terminal. Start work on one surface and pick it up exactly where you left off on any other.
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Builders, explorers & enterprise
For anyone composing biology as code: start from a working example instead of a blank page, combine protein folding, docking, metabolic pathways, and your own equations into a single run, and deploy hosted, in your own cloud, or fully offline with auditable results and support from engineers who know your field.
Contact
Not sure where to start?
Tell us what you are simulating and how your team works today, and we will help you find the right way in. For anything else, the open channels on GitHub are always there.