Desktop Application
QBench brings molecular intelligence to your desktop. 3D visualization, AI-powered analysis, and local computation — with optional cloud connectivity when you need it. Your data never leaves your machine unless you choose.
Walk through what it feels like to use QBench, from file drop to insight.
01 — open a molecule
Drag any SMILES string, SDF, MOL, or PDB file into QBench. The 3D viewer renders it instantly with confidence-scored bonds and pharmacophore highlighting.
02 — run analysis locally
RDKit compute runs natively — no Python environment, no Docker, no cloud dependencies. ADMET predictions, drug-likeness scores, and structural alerts, all on your machine.
03 — ask your AI
Built-in multi-provider chat (Claude, GPT-4o, Ollama). Ask questions about your molecule in context — the AI sees what you see.
04 — connect when you choose
Optional QuantaMCP integration gives you cloud intelligence — 122M+ compounds, regulatory compliance, and literature search — without leaving your workspace.
Only in QBench
Ghost Molecule overlay: compare two structures side-by-side with adjustable transparency. See exactly where modifications change the molecular geometry.
QBench works fully offline. Add QuantaMCP when you need cloud-scale intelligence.
No account needed · Offline-capable
Everything above, plus cloud intelligence
Technical Specifications
Coming soon
Browse and visualize structures from AlphaFoldDB and PDB directly in QBench. Overlay predicted and experimental structures, inspect per-residue confidence, and export for downstream analysis.
Coming soon
Query RefSeq, GenBank, and GEO from your desktop. Explore gene sequences, transcript variants, and expression profiles — connect molecular targets to their genomic context.
In development
Map and explore biological pathways with interactive visualization. Drug targets, gene expression, and protein interactions rendered on pathway networks.
We're onboarding research teams for the desktop beta.
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