LabKick Notebook & Registry
Co-edit entries with comments and shared authorship. Typed tables, templates, and version history are included. Entries draft from work that already happened here.
Top features
- Collaboration on the entry
Co-edit a notebook entry with the people on the experiment. Comments, presence, and shared authorship stay on the same record.
- Entries draft themselves
You assembled pAW-42, verified clones 2 and 5, ran a t-test at p = 0.03, all written from the activity, with the figures and entities already embedded.
- Structured tables
Typed columns, numbers, dates, dropdowns, entity links, with formulas and results tables tied to a schema.
- Live entity mentions
@-mention a plasmid, strain, reagent, protocol or result and it is a link into the record, not text.
- Queryable, not just searchable
“Summarize what I did this week.” “What conditions did I use last time this worked?”
- Registration is a byproduct
Design a construct or verify a clone and it is already a registered entity, with an ID and its parentage.
Everything in Notebook & Registry
- Real-time co-editing on notebook entries
- Comments and threads on entries
- Presence and shared authorship
- Rich text and full markdown
- Headings and formatting
- Custom tables with typed columns
- Formulas in tables
- Results tables tied to a schema
- Entity links inside tables
- Inline @-mentions of any entity
- Inline images, files and attachments
- Plots embedded from Stats and Flow
- Templates for recurring experiment types
- Projects, folders, notebook structure
- Dated day-to-day entries
- Search and timestamping
- Version history
- Full export
- Lab sharing and permissions
- Auto-drafts you edit and own
- Automatic links to what an entry touched
- Natural-language queries over the notebook
- Unique, stable, citable entity IDs
- Parentage and lineage trees
- Genotype and passage number
- Registry queries in plain language
- Entity ↔ experiment ↔ sequence ↔ protocol links
- Draft and registered two-tier entities
- Private / lab / org / public scopes
What changes
- The blank page goes away. Your work already happened in the platform, so the entry drafts from it and you add interpretation instead of transcribing from memory.
- Collaboration happens on the scientific record, not in a side channel. The people on the experiment write the same entry.
- Registration stops being extra work, which is the only reason lab registries ever fail. What a grad student made stops walking out of the door with them.
Run it on your own data.
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