Ketcher Desktop
Chemical structures drawn offline, on your own machine, with the full power of EPAM's Ketcher editor.
Open source
Built in the open.
Open source is in our DNA. We build our tools the way we hope all science is done: in the open, where anyone can read them, question them and make them better.
Every tool here is free to use, yours to adapt and adopt. All of this has been built on the shoulders of many giants.
Yours too, one day.
# every tool is one command away$ git clone https://github.com/katalystnord/plottracer $ git clone https://github.com/katalystnord/tlc-digitizer-fiji $ git clone https://github.com/katalystnord/SurView # licences: AGPL-3.0, GPL-3.0, LGPL-2.1Chemistry and spectroscopy
NMRium Desktop
Desktop NMR processing and viewing, building on the amazing work by the NMRium team.
TLC Digitizer
Quantitative TLC from a photo of the plate: Rf values, concentrations and a calibration you can repeat.
Data from the literature
PlotTracer
A free, offline desktop application for extracting data from the figures in scientific papers. Based on WebPlotDigitizer.
PaperTrail
Digital data, printed to last: a permanent, archive-friendly hard copy on ordinary paper.
Engineering and mechanics
SurView
Digital image correlation you can see: displacement, strain and the reliability of every point, straight into ParaView and FreeCAD.
PatternFab
From an optimised speckle pattern to a stamp, stencil or decal, with the manufacturing limits built in.
TUIStudio
Terminal interfaces, designed visually and exported as working code.
Several of these tools build on other people's work, and where they do, we say so. The licence of each tool is shown on its card and in its repository. Issues, pull requests and replication reports are welcome. All of our public repositories are at github.com/katalystnord.
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It all starts with a leap.
Send a short note about the challenge you are facing. We read everything that comes in. You can also open an issue on GitHub.
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