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Join the Interface beta programme: shape what the platform becomes, before anyone else does

Join the Interface beta programme: a limited number of founding-partner seats, October 2026 to February 2027, with free access and a direct line into what gets built.
Published

September 4, 2026

Applications open October 2026 to February 2027 Limited seats No cost for the programme

Multi-omics analysis is still harder than it should be.

We are building a platform to change that. Before launch, we want to work with a small number of researchers and operational teams who deal with these problems every day.

The Interface beta programme gives participants free access to the Data Intuitive platform in exchange for structured feedback. You get founding-partner terms and a direct line to the roadmap. We get the evidence we need to build the right product.

What is the platform?

The Data Intuitive platform lets scientists run tested omics analyses themselves. It works whether your team has one bioinformatician or none.

You describe your experiment, select your instrument and assay kit, and the platform assembles the matching workflow. The workflow runs on your own infrastructure: cloud, HPC or on-premise. Your data and compute stay under your control. We help with initial setup and configuration.

Each run produces reproducible results with a quality report and a run report, in hours rather than weeks.

The same engine and the same tested workflow catalogue serve a single researcher, a multi-site organisation or a CRO.

Who is it for?

Multi-omics researchers who

  • Meet the same analysis problems repeatedly
  • Have datasets waiting to be analysed or re-analysed
  • Are comfortable trying new tools
  • Want faster access to reproducible results

Operational teams who

  • Run production workflows on real scientific data
  • Need tools that work reliably within a budget
  • Care about reproducibility, governance and efficiency
  • Want routine analyses to run in the lab, so the bioinformatics team can spend its time on the harder questions

What do you get?

Free access

  • Full access for the beta period, October 2026 to February 2027
  • Six further months of free access after launch

Founding-partner terms

  • Preferential terms after the free period, agreed before you start

Direct influence

  • Input on the product roadmap
  • A monthly feedback session with the Data Intuitive team
  • A private channel to the product team

Dedicated support

  • Priority onboarding and technical support throughout the programme
  • Optional acknowledgement as an early access participant in launch material

What do we ask from you?

  1. Run at least five real workflows during the beta period.
  2. Join a one-hour feedback call each month.
  3. Complete a structured review at the end of the programme.
  4. Answer occasional questions from the team within three working days.
  5. Keep unreleased features, capabilities and results confidential until launch.

Timeline

  • October 2026 Applications open

    Send a short expression of interest. We review applications as they arrive.

  • October 2026 Onboarding

    Selected participants join an onboarding session and receive platform access.

  • October 2026 to February 2027 Beta programme

    Five months of hands-on use, monthly feedback sessions and direct collaboration with the Data Intuitive team.

Apply

Limited seats · no cost for the programme

Tell us what you would run

We are selecting a small group of partners. If you run multi-omics analyses and want a say in how this platform develops, send a short note about your work and what you would like to run.

Apply for a seat
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