Formulation

Using Uncountable's LLM integrations, research and swap out raw materials all within the Uncountable platform.

See how a beverage team compares trials of a citrus sparkling drink, asks Bodie which change raised overall liking, then generates the label and checks additive limits.

Three plants and an acquisition left 70 pigment dispersions. Rationalization clusters them into seven families and finds three codes with the same loading, dispersant and color.

A team marks a proven product as a template, and anyone can start a new experiment from its formula in their own project.

A new raw material arrives, and a scientist tries it at once in two open experiments without leaving the Enter Recipe page.

"PDRN" on a label can come from salmon milt DNA, fermentation, plants, microalgae or recombinant production. Here's why treating them as one ingredient hides real differences.

Plot what drives a property and trace it back. See how a polymer team records PP random copolymer R-214 from reactor charge to finished properties.

See how Uncountable connects the whole product development lifecycle for a sunscreen, from the initial brand brief to commercial manufacturing.

Three primer trials are entered by weight, but the lab mixes them by volume. See how a formulator switches all three to milliliters from one menu.