Computationally prioritized molecule data for discovery
Neuralocity packages AI-generated molecules into searchable, versioned opportunity sets with target-class rankings, safety signals, drug-likeness scores, and full provenance — ready for your screening pipeline.
Intelligence layer on a generative catalog
Searchable molecule catalog
Browse and filter 2M+ computationally generated molecules by molecular weight, LogP, QED, SA score, and target-class relevance — paginated, sortable, and metadata-driven.
Curated opportunity sets
Versioned molecule sets selected by drug-likeness, synthesis accessibility, and target-class fit — with inclusion criteria, distributions, and release provenance.
Multi-dimensional safety overlay
Toxicity and ADME risk signals applied at catalog scale so teams start from molecules that already pass computational safety screens.
Provenance & claim control
Every annotation carries source class, model version, and catalog release. Ranks and tiers — never unsupported IC50 or assay claims.
From catalog search to licensed export
Novel molecule supply
Generated, filtered, and deduplicated internally — not scraped from public catalogs.
Target-class scoring
Kinase-like, GPCR-like, and protease-like relevance — publishable triage signals, not potency claims.
Licensed datasets
Named opportunity sets with CSV export, provenance metadata, and entitlement controls.
How discovery teams use Neuralocity
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Pick a target class or property thesis
Filter the catalog by kinase-like, GPCR-like, protease-like relevance — or by safety, drug-likeness, and novelty envelopes.
- 02
Review ranked candidates
Inspect molecule detail pages with structure, properties, class-relevance percentiles, safety signals, and provenance per dimension.
- 03
Build a shortlist
Save promising molecules into named collections, add notes, and compare candidates before committing assay budget.
- 04
License and export
Export opportunity sets or collections as CSV with full audit logging, field registry metadata, and research-use disclaimers.