ResearchOS for labs

Research tools for
your whole lab.

Give your team shared methods, live collaboration, mobile capture, and tools for managing people and supplies. Local notebooks stay on each researcher’s computer; shared and hosted features send selected data through cloud services.

People and supplies

Manage the practical parts of running a lab.

People, goals, and check-ins

Open a member's page to see shared goals and meeting notes. Keep lab announcements and links to check-ins alongside the roster.

ResearchOS People page showing a member roster, shared goals, and notes from a check-in with Alex Rivera.
The actual People page with fictional sample members, goals, and meeting notes.

Lab inventory and funding

Search supplies across the lab and review spending against each funding account in the same view.

ResearchOS lab Supplies page showing searchable inventory and three sample funding accounts with remaining budgets.
The actual lab Supplies page with fictional inventory and budgets. Inventory is enabled in this preview; availability depends on the app configuration.

What a lab account adds

Invite your members

Manage your lab roster and give members access to lab features, including companion pairing.

Share and co-edit

Send research records to colleagues and work together on supported notes and experiments.

Support your team

Use People for the lab roster, announcements, and links to check-ins. Follow experiments in the team schedule.

Capture at the bench

Members can pair their phones and send images and notes back to their workspaces.

Keep shared methods

Give members a shared library of lab methods they can reuse in their experiments.

Manage cloud spending

Review cloud usage and set a monthly cap. AI is optional. See pricing for current beta access and separate usage charges.

Lab websites

Publish your lab and paper pages.

Give your team a public lab page and host interactive websites for your papers. Upload an HTML file or ZIP, or build a page with ResearchOS figures and tables. Choose exactly what becomes public.

Explore the research network

Your lab's own address

A lab address such as your-lab.research-os.com gives visitors a place to find your research.

Companion pages for papers

Publish supporting notes, figures, and datasets. Hosted content uses cloud services. See pricing for current beta access and future usage charges.

Publishing is a choice. A private notebook does not become a public website when you join a lab.

Start with the free desktop app.

1

Download ResearchOS

Connect a notebook folder on your computer and try the local research tools.

2

Create your lab

Sign in and start a lab from your account settings. Invite the people who will work with you.

3

Try the team features

Try sharing records, co-editing, and pairing phones with your team. See pricing for current beta access.