Built to move science forward.
yourBUDDY plays two roles.
The Assistant turns raw instrument output into clean data — processing, plotting, peak integration, and spectral alignment.
The Advisor reasons over that data — expanding your hypothesis space, debating your interpretations, and surfacing the next, most informative experiment to run.
− +200 mV is the global FE optimum across loadings.+ +175 mV leads at ~12–13 mg/cm² (28.0% FE, B59-e3).+ Potential optimum is coupled to Bi mass loading. status: CHALLENGED · awaiting replicateEvery experiment breaks down
into the same core parts.
reason across previous experiments → optimize the input
A hundred messy experiments become one defensible thesis.
Reasoning drift between experiments.
Take catalyst discovery. A single experiment generates temperature profiles, HPLC tables, PXRD spectra, calibration files, and bench notes — each from a different instrument.
The conclusion almost never lives in one file. It emerges from comparing imperfect signals across many experiments — deciding what to believe, what to doubt, and what to test next. Swap in your own field — synthesis, formulation, cell biology — and only the instruments change.
- Too many variables to change at once.With 3 input variables (5 data points each), that's 125 possible experiments — and you can run one or two a day.
- So you simplify — you hold things constant.The human mind reasons by simplifying, one variable at a time. But to hold a variable constant is to assume it doesn't matter much — an assumption you've stopped testing.
- Hidden correlations may get lost.The couplings between variables — often the real result — are exactly what simplifying flattens away.
“The data isn't the problem. Keeping track of what we believe — and why — is.”
The conclusion never lives in one file — it lives in your head, and your head drifts.
“Research is a state machine, not a filing system.”
What you carry between experiments isn't a pile of files — it's a living hypothesis: what you believe right now, why you believe it, and what to test next. Most tools store your data. yourBUDDY keeps that belief state current as every result lands.
— yourBUDDY · founding principle
An assistant and an advisor.
Two roles, one loop: raw data in, the next experiment out.
Turns raw instrument output into clean data — processes, plots, integrates peaks, aligns spectra.
1–2 hrs of plotting & crunching
Reasons over that data — surfaces more explanations than you'd reach alone, debates and compares them, flags contradictions, and proposes the next experiment.
100 surfaced vs 5 alone / 30 with a PI — you choose which to chase.
It handles the work that doesn't need your expertise — so you can spend it on the science that does.
Watch raw data become the next experiment.
Your unpublished data never leaves your machine.
Frequently asked.
Experimentalists running many experiments toward one goal.
Chemistry-first today; field-agnostic by design.
An LLM answers a question. yourBUDDY holds the whole campaign.
Inaccuracies and hallucinations are the most common AI concern among researchers — 64%, up from 51% a year earlier (Wiley, ExplanAItions 2025).
It can only claim what it can cite — everything else is flagged.
Nothing to steal — there's no central store; your data stays local.
Yes — any researcher today; whole-team support is coming.
Free during private beta, with a locked-in early rate.
“We don't ask you to trust AI. We ask you to test it.”
— the manifesto
Science moves through
better questions.
yourBUDDY makes sure none of them get lost. Join the private beta — it's free for researchers right now.