BY FIRST MATTER LABS
One central place to manage, interpret and chat with all your experiments.
XRD · NMR · IR · Raman
THE WHOLE EXPERIMENT, IN CONTEXT
Start with a question. Bring in the evidence. Keep the interpretation, conversation and next step connected.
Name a project and define its objective, hypothesis and evidence criteria.
Create experiments in each project. Attach documents and prepare a downloadable experiment plan and checklist.
Keep shared protocols and notes at project level, with experiment-specific documents alongside their data.
Upload XRD, NMR, IR or Raman files with acquisition details. See the instruments you have actually uploaded.
Explore interactive measurements, ranked candidates, reference comparisons and the evidence that remains unexplained.
Revisit saved interpretations and record a scientist’s review separately from the original engine result.
Ask across a whole project or focus on one experiment. Keep independent conversations with automatic chat names.
Explore possible explanations and measurements that could distinguish them. Turn a proposed next step into an experiment.
Follow cited measurements, documents and logs. See which evidence the assistant used and where information is missing.
Record your observations, conclusion, outcome and next step against a saved snapshot of the experiment’s evidence.
Logging an experiment queues a cited report draft for review. Export the saved report as PDF, Markdown or JSON.
Review supporting, contradictory or inconclusive evidence against your criteria, then record a proceed, revise or stop decision.
FOUR INSTRUMENTS. DEFINED SCIENTIFIC TASKS.
Each method has its own analysis and reference library. Candidate rankings and AI interpretations remain open to scientist review.
Create an account and return to your own projects and saved conversations.
Daily limits keep chat and report usage bounded. Scientific processing and downloads do not use that AI allowance.
Download original measurements and export analyses as PDF, CSV or JSON, with source hashes and processing provenance.
LESS ADMIN BETWEEN EXPERIMENTS
Try an example calculation for the work around an experiment. Adjust the assumptions to match your lab.
| Task / minutes | Manual | With Matterloop |
|---|---|---|
| Find files & context | ||
| Interpret & review | ||
| Write the report | ||
| Record & plan next steps | ||
| Total active time | 90 min | 45 min |
Example estimate, not measured performance: (90 − 45) × 10 ÷ 60 = 7.5 hours/week. Includes scientist review; excludes sample preparation, instrument time and waiting for results. Actual time saved will vary.
Your data informs the answer.
Your judgment makes the decision.
Each instrument has a defined task and a limited reference library. Candidate rankings are not calibrated probabilities or a complete structure determination. AI proposals and report drafts require scientist review. Independent scientific validation is ongoing.
The current software is a single-lab research preview. Selected questions and retrieved evidence excerpts are sent to the configured AI provider. It does not automate laboratory work.
See how Matterloop fits your lab.
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