Cell-culture tracking for research labs
CytoChron is a cell culture tracker for research labs. It brings cell-line tracking, differentiation protocols, current culture state, planned actions, and chronological timelines together in one place. It is made for wet-lab researchers running many cell lines at once (iPSC maintenance and differentiation, organoid workflows, and other multi-protocol culture work) and shows what is true about a culture right now, what is due next, and everything that has been done to it. Work alone, or invite the rest of the lab into a shared workspace to track the same cultures and protocols together.
What you can do
Organize the work
Group cultures into projects and experiments. Each cell line carries its own type, tags, and history.
Track Current State
Confluency, medium, vessel, coating, passage number, and differentiation stage: what is true about a culture right now.
Log biological actions
Media changes, passages, seedings, freezes, observations, and counts are recorded as permanent, dated history.
Run protocols on a calendar
Lay out a differentiation protocol on an abstract Day-N calendar, then apply it to a cell line against a chosen Day 0. In a shared workspace, the whole lab applies the same protocol library.
Follow a timeline
A chronological monthly calendar of everything planned, done, and skipped for each culture.
See what is due
The daily dashboard shows what is due or overdue today and what happened most recently.
Work as a shared lab
Invite labmates into a shared workspace to track the same projects, cell lines, and protocols together. Owner, Editor, and Viewer roles control who can edit and who can only view.
CytoChron is a focused tracker for cell-culture work. It is not a LIMS, ELN, or inventory system, and it is not a validated clinical or diagnostic tool.