BioBase
Desktop research app in which a Data Agent writes and runs analysis code over the files in a project folder, for example aligning sequencing reads to a reference genome and calling variants, then opens the results in built-in genome, molecular-structure and sequence viewers; free to download with weekly-credit plans.
What it does
- Data analysis
- Code generation
Sources
- Pricing
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Pricing section: "Free $0 per month 500 credits per week", "Plus $35 per month", "Pro $100 per month", "Max $250 per month", "Organization $3,000 per month", "Enterprise Custom"; "Analyses use credits."
- Description
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Official documentation · 19 Oct 2026
"BioBase is a desktop app that writes and runs code with your data. Describe the analysis you need, then inspect the results."
- What it does
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Official documentation · 19 Oct 2026
"Open a project folder and give the agent a task. It runs analysis code in the cloud and saves the outputs to your project."
- Sold within
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Download for Windows, Linux and Mac and a self-serve plan list on the product's own page, with no parent product named.
- Name
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Official documentation · 19 Oct 2026
Page title and heading "BioBase"; announced as "BioBase in open beta" on infera.bio/research.
- URL
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Official documentation · 19 Oct 2026
BioBase's own page.
- Deployment
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Official documentation · 19 Oct 2026
Desktop app on the user's machine with analysis code run in the cloud: "It runs analysis code in the cloud and saves the outputs to your project"; "Cloud backup and sync are optional."
- Interfaces
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Official documentation · 19 Oct 2026
A desktop app with a project file browser, an agent panel, a terminal and viewers; docs at biobase.mintlify.app.
- Modalities
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Official documentation · 19 Oct 2026
Inputs are a task in plain language and project files ("reads_R1.fastq.gz", "GRCh38.fa"); outputs are "Read the code alongside its outputs" with saved files such as aligned.bam and variants.vcf, opened in genome and structure viewers.
- Intended for
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Official documentation · 19 Oct 2026
Built for scientists analysing research data: "An AI agent for biological research".
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