For academic labs & industrial R&D

Research moves forward.Knowledge stays.

arch5lab connects protocols, experiment notes and results, shared drives, Telegram, and Zoom so every team member can find an answer — and open the source behind it.

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Every answer leads somewhere. A visible source link lets researchers verify the context themselves.
Protocols · notes · results · shared drive · Telegram · Zoom

The business thesis

The lab already has the answer. It is just difficult to retrieve.

Knowledge is split across protocols, experiment notes and results, shared drives, Telegram, Zoom, and the heads of senior researchers. arch5lab turns that scattered record into a shared, searchable lab memory. A newcomer receives an answer with its original source, so work can continue without waiting for a senior colleague to be available. The result: fewer routine interruptions, more continuity as people join or leave, and documented knowledge that remains useful to the whole team.

Before“Ask the person who remembers.”
With arch5labAsk the record — then inspect its source.

How it works

Your team’s documents become a reliable starting point for the next experiment.

01

Connect the records your lab already creates.

Connectors bring together protocols, notes, experimental results, shared drives, Telegram, and Zoom. No new documentation habit is required on day one.

02

Retrieve the evidence, not a generic answer.

A RAG layer finds the relevant fragments across the connected sources, including the context around a condition, decision, or result.

03

Ask, answer, verify.

An LLM turns the retrieved context into a useful answer and returns the original source links, so the team can check the evidence before acting.

Early research

Designed around the moments that quietly slow research down.

Early conversations with researchers in biotech and computer-science labs point to the same friction: the people with the context are not always nearby when a question blocks the work. arch5lab starts with the records and conversations teams already use to pass that context on.

“The question is rarely hard. Finding the last reliable answer is.”

A focused first step

Start with the documents your team already trusts.

A pilot begins with a single lab’s protocols, notes, results, shared drive, Telegram, and Zoom — then tests whether source-linked answers remove the wait from everyday research questions.

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