Pipette.bio
Bioinformatics through natural conversation
What it does
In most labs, wet-lab biologists generate genomic data and then wait weeks or months for a bioinformatician to analyze it. Pipette eliminates that bottleneck. Just describe what you need - "compare gene expression between my treated and control samples" - and Pipette handles the rest: code generation, execution, plots and a report with results you can put in a paper. 14+ database integrations, domain-specific analysis pipelines, and a conversational interface that actually understands biology.
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