Cloning that flows
Restriction, Gibson, and Golden Gate assembly with primer design, restriction-site detection, and one-click reverse complement. Every operation lands as a new document with full provenance.
Design, annotate, and analyze DNA
in one browser-native workspace.
New users admitted every Friday. No credit card required.
Why deoxy
Restriction, Gibson, and Golden Gate assembly with primer design, restriction-site detection, and one-click reverse complement. Every operation lands as a new document with full provenance.
Proteins play roles in multiple pathways. Plasmids don't belong to a single project. Labels let your work live in more than one place.
Track genes, primers, and mutation sites across all your documents.
No installs. No migrations. No nonsense. Sign in from any browser; your work is right where you left it.
Import GenBank, FASTA, SnapGene .dna, AB1 traces, and Newick trees, or pull straight from NCBI by accession. Export back out anytime. No lock-in. Free up to 1 GB.
Generate read-only document links for collaborators, students, or reviewers. No account required to view. Real-time co-editing on the roadmap
Analysis
Pairwise alignment, MSA, distance matrices, and phylogenetic trees, all in the same workspace. No file shuffling. No separate apps.
Align two sequences or two hundred. DNA or protein.
Build trees from your alignments or import Newick from anywhere.
Restriction-site mapping on every sequence, with enzyme filtering.
Protein structure preview via ESMFold and AlphaFold.
Map FASTQ from SRA accessions to a reference (via minimap2) and visualize coverage.
Quantify similarity at a glance. View and export to CSV.
Scale
Large plasmids, BACs, viral genomes, and complete chromosomes, all laid out in a linear map. deoxy loads only the region you're viewing, so even genome-scale sequences remain fast and navigable.
Compare
| Sequence design & analysis | BenchlingR&D platform / lab notebook | GeneiousSequence analysis suite | SnapGeneCloning & plasmid editor | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Self-serve signup (no sales call) | ✓ | – | ✓ | ✓ |
| Setup in minutes (no onboarding) | ✓ | – | Partial | ✓ |
| Phylogenetic trees built in | ✓ | – | ✓ | – |
| Protein structure prediction | ✓ | – | – | – |
| Browser-based | ✓ | ✓ | – | – |
| Cloud sync + share links | ✓ | ✓ | – | Partial |
| Real-time co-editing | Roadmap | ✓ | – | – |
| Personal plan | Free (1 GB) | Limited | None | None |
| Paid plans | $99/yr (coming soon) | Enterprise only | $200/yr (students) | ~$200/yr |
Competitor pricing changes; rechecked quarterly.
For teams
If you’re 5 to 30 scientists shipping fast, deoxy gives you the cloning, annotation, and shared-project workflow you need, all without a $50K/year enterprise contract or a 6-month onboarding process. Per-seat pricing that scales with your team, not against it.
Join the waitlistTeam plans launch alongside paid tiers. Waitlisted teams get first access and founding-team pricing when they go live.
Who it’s for
The tools your lab needs, without procurement delays or budget approval hurdles. Create an account and start working today.
Build, annotate, and analyze sequences without paywalls, licensing, or student verification hoops. The free tier includes all the tools you need to get started.
Get students working immediately. No software installs. No license management. Teach cloning and sequence analysis using the same workflows found in modern labs.
Pricing
For students, hobbyists, and everyday cloning
$0available now
For power users and individual scientists
$99/yr · coming soon
For labs and institutions
Customcoming soon
deoxy is in founding-user early access. The Personal tier is the one being admitted to now; a small batch from the waitlist each week so feedback can directly shape the product. Professional and Enterprise will activate as the underlying features mature. Founding users lock in founding-user pricing.
SRA read mapping is in beta on every tier today; full NGS file support is on the roadmap
Build in public
deoxy is built by a solo developer with a public changelog and roadmap. Founding users get a direct line to the developer and early access to new features.
SRA BAM mapping jobs now start immediately and run in parallel across dedicated workers, with shared reference caching for repeat jobs.
Restriction, Gibson, Golden Gate assembly, and codon optimization workflows are now available. Each operation creates a new document with full provenance tracking.
The editor now includes a linear genome map view at low zoom levels, using the same annotation renderer as the standalone genome tab.
On the roadmap
A peek at what’s designed or already in early build. Founding users help shape what ships next.
Find and score CRISPR guide RNAs against your sequence.
More storage, larger file uploads, and priority support for individual power users.
Collaborative editing for shared documents.
FAQ
Browser-native, fast, and focused. A free tier built for actual solo work, not a 14-day teaser. Shareable cloud projects without a desktop install or enterprise sales cycle. Priced for everyone: no school ID, no procurement, no per-seat minimums.
Your data is encrypted in transit and at rest. Additional security and deployment options, including self-hosting and BYOB, are planned for Enterprise.
Today, deoxy can map FASTQ from SRA accessions to a reference (FASTQ BAM via minimap2) and visualize the result. Full BAM, CRAM, and FASTQ file import are on the roadmap
deoxy imports GenBank, FASTA, EMBL, SnapGene .dna, AB1 chromatograms, and Newick (trees). Benchling export is on the roadmap
Built by a solo developer, in public.
New users are admitted every Friday so feedback can directly shape the product. Join the waitlist with one click; you'll get an email when your seat is ready (typically within a couple of weeks). Founding users lock in founding-user pricing.
Free up to 1 GB. Paid plans starting at $99/year coming soon.