The problem: the legwork between a question and a decision
Starting something new means digging through notebooks, files and past experiments, charting results, planning the next runs and writing it all up before anyone can make a decision.
The answer often already exists in a notebook entry, an uploaded file or an experiment from two years ago. Finding it depends on knowing where to look, and turning it into a chart, a plan and a report takes hours more.
What this demo shows
- Ask what your team already knows and get answers from notebooks, files and past experiments, with sources.
- Chart the data and spot the pattern: the new lot runs high.
- Plan the next experiments and predict which formulas will hit spec.
- Write the report for the team, build a dashboard and save the workflow as a skill.
Why it matters
Time spent assembling information is time not spent deciding what to do with it. When answers come back with their sources, scientists can check the evidence and move on to the decision.
Bodie works across the records your team already keeps in Uncountable, so a new project starts from what the lab has learned instead of from a blank page. Workflows that work once can be saved and reused.
See it with your own data
This video is part of Bodie. To see how it would work with your own formulations and records, request a demo. Our team replies within 30 minutes during business hours.
Read the transcript
Meet Bodie, the AI assistant in Uncountable. Starting something new? Ask what your team already knows. It searches your notebooks, files, and past experiments with sources. It charts your data and spots the pattern. The new lot runs high. It plans the next experiments, ready for the lab. It predicts which formulas will hit spec.
It writes the report for your team in Frankfurt. It builds the dashboard and saves the workflow as a skill. Bodie does the legwork. You make the call. Request a demo at uncountable.com.
