INVESTIGATIONAL Preclinical‑stage. Not approved by FDA.
INVESTIGATIONAL Under development. Not cleared by FDA.

Molecular
Anywhere.

Detect. Identify. Decide.

Every year, millions of infections go undetected because molecular testing requires a lab that isn’t there. We built a sealed, palm-sized consumable that integrates extraction, amplification, and detection in one unit — powered by self-heating chemistry. No electricity. No instruments. No lab infrastructure. PCR-grade molecular results in 15–30 minutes, wherever a sample can be collected.

A result only changes a life when it arrives in time to act.

Molecular tests see what other tests miss — the genetic signature of a pathogen, early and specifically. But the answer only changes what happens next when it reaches the patient in time to treat, isolate, or contain. The closer molecular detection gets to the patient, the more outcomes improve.

For a molecular test to reach the patient, it has to clear eight constraints at once.

Lab PCR is accurate but stays in the lab. Antigen reaches the patient but isn’t molecular. The missing test has to do both — every capability below has to be true at the same time, or the test never leaves the bench.

  • 01PortableFits in a hand, a backpack, a clinic drawer.
  • 02DisposableNo reusable instrument to clean, calibrate, or repair.
  • 03Equipment-freeNo thermocycler, no centrifuge, no power.
  • 04Simple to runMinutes of training, not days. Operable by non-technicians.
  • 05ConnectedReads to a phone. Logs a digital, time-stamped result.
  • 06ScalableSame architecture, reprogrammed in software — not retooled in hardware.
  • 07AccuratePCR-grade molecular sensitivity and specificity, not antigen-grade detection.
  • 08AffordablePriced to deploy, not priced to ration.

Wherever the patient is, the result must follow.

A test only matters when the result reaches someone who can act on it — at home, at the counter, at the bedside, or in the field. The point of need is wherever the patient already is.

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POINT OF NEED

Wherever the patient is

Home

Self-test

Pharmacy

Counter test

Hospitals/Clinics

Urgent & acute care

Veterinary

Farms & clinics

Aquaculture

Pond & pen-side

Defense

Force health & biosecurity

Field

Forward-deployed

A complete molecular diagnostics platform, redesigned for anywhere.

One four-step architecture. Two deployment formats. Lab-quality results anywhere.

Every molecular test—regardless of setting—depends on four essential steps: design, capture, amplify, and read. Traditionally, each step requires separate instruments, specialized workflows, and trained operators inside a laboratory. We integrated all four into a single programmable architecture, enabling lab-quality testing in a user-friendly device or field-ready kit.

01

Design

BioSeeker AI-engineered primers & probes

02

Capture

~2 min extraction

03

Amplify

10–15 min

04

Read

5–10 min on the mLFA strip

DEPLOYMENT FORMATS

Two ways to deploy the platform.

Programmable for any DNA or RNA target — viral, bacterial, parasitic, and beyond. Reprogram the assay; the platform stays the same.

SAMPLE · TO · RESULT

1530 min

From sample at the point of need to a digital, time-stamped molecular result.

FORMAT 01

SeekIt

Portable · connected · user friendly

Late-stage development.

FORMAT 02

Field Kit

Affordable · disposable · scalable

Ready to deploy

SeekIt cartridge held in two hands as the knob is twisted to begin a test

FORMAT 01 · DEVICE-BASED DEPLOYMENT

SeekIt

One disposable unit. One twist of a knob. One integrated device.

A palm-sized, sealed, infrastructure-free, single-use consumable that integrates extraction, amplification, and detection in one unit. No electricity. No instruments. No lab infrastructure. Self-heating chemistry runs the test. Add the sample. Twist the knob. Scan the strip. The SeekIt Mobile App reads the result with a phone camera and logs it digitally.

  1. 01

    Connect the sample vial

    Sample vial attaches to the device.

  2. 02

    Twist the knob

    Turning the knob routes the sample through each sealed chamber.

  3. 03

    Extraction step

    The integrated extraction chamber captures DNA or RNA from the sample and isolates waste in a separate compartment.

  4. 04

    Amplification

    The amplification chambers hold the sample at an elevated temperature using built-in self-heating chemistry.

  5. 05

    mLFA detection

    After the amplification step, the integrated mLFA strips activate automatically, revealing results for up to four targets at once.

  6. 06

    Digital readout

    Download the SeekIt Mobile app and use your phone camera to scan the strip and log a digital, time-stamped result.

15–25 minSample to result
Up to 4Targets per device
ZeroExternal instruments
Seek Field Kit — the three proprietary technologies as discrete components in a portable case

FORMAT 02 · FIELD-CONFIGURABLE MOLECULAR FORMAT

Field Kit

The same molecular workflow in modular form. Built for biodefense, agricultural biosecurity, and field response.

The Field Kit is the SeekIt workflow in individual parts: a lysis tube, a Seek Extraction unit, a Seek Amplification pellet, and an mLFA strip. Infrastructure-free, single-use, consumable — no electricity, no instrument, no lab required.

  1. 01

    Sample preparation

    Sample is combined with lysis buffer in the lysis tube.

  2. 02

    Seek Extraction

    The extraction unit captures DNA/RNA on its binding membrane. No spin column, no centrifuge.

  3. 03

    Seek Amplification

    Extracted sample is added to the amplification tube containing the reaction pellet, where it then sits at room temperature to incubate.

  4. 04

    mLFA strip detection

    Test strip is placed into the amplification tube where the result line can be read directly on the strip after a few minutes.

20–30 minSample to result
ZeroOutside equipment
Ambient‑stableNo cold chain required.

One platform. Many tests.

Each technology is independently programmable. Change the chemistry, change the target — the architecture stays the same. That means a single platform can support many tests across labs, clinics, and the field.

LAB WORKFLOWS

Seek Extraction and Seek Amplification + BioSeeker can be deployed independently.

Seek Extraction is a stand-alone extraction chemistry. Seek Amplification, paired with BioSeeker-designed assays, is a stand-alone amplification + design workflow. Each can drop into existing lab pipelines — including PCR — without the rest of the stack.

  • Seek Extraction — extraction for any downstream molecular method.
  • Seek Amplification + BioSeeker — isothermal amplification with assays designed for any DNA or RNA target.

DISEASE-SPECIFIC TESTS

Hundreds of tests can be developed for SeekIt and the Field Kit.

Only the BioSeeker-designed primers and probes change — synthesized and built into each new consumable. The device, workflow, and all other materials stay the same. Every test inherits the same single-use, infrastructure-free workflow: sample in, strip out, in 15–30 minutes.

  • Viral, bacterial, parasitic — any DNA or RNA sequence.
  • Human health, agriculture, biosecurity — one architecture across scenarios.

Every new test is one BioSeeker-designed primer/probe set away. The platform scales with the pipeline.

The science that makes molecular-anywhere possible.

Removing the Bottleneck of DNA/RNA Extraction

What it isSeek Extraction (Velox™) is a gravity-driven process that releases and purifies DNA and RNA from a raw biological sample in under two minutes; no centrifuge, no spin column, no power required.

What it replacesCentrifuges, heat blocks, spin columns, lysis robots, and the training-dependent workflow that sample prep usually demands.

Why it mattersSample prep is the hidden bottleneck that keeps molecular testing dependent on lab equipment. Seek Extraction compresses the process into a sealed, field-ready step so any workflow — point-of-need, central lab, research, or high-throughput — starts faster and finishes cleaner.

The Seek Extraction device: a small flask with a threaded port at top and an internal binding membrane visible through the window
< 2 minPer extraction
~8× faster16 samples in 35 min vs. 2–4 hrs lab protocol
Field-validatedTissue, blood, saliva, urine, swab, UTM
ZeroInstruments required

IN ACTION

Seek Extraction

Sample to purified eluate in under two minutes — no centrifuge, no power.

  1. 1

    Collect & bind

    Sample in vial 1. Screw onto Seek Extraction. Rotate: sample drains over the membrane and DNA/RNA bind. Rotate back: waste returns to vial 1.

  2. 2

    Swap & elute

    Remove vial 1. Screw on vial 2 (preloaded with elution buffer). Rotate: buffer drains over the membrane and releases the bound nucleic acids.

  3. 3

    Collect eluate

    Rotate back. Purified eluate collects in vial 2. Unscrew. Extraction is now complete and sample is ready to amplify.

Seek Extraction, tested on the hardest samples and matrices first.

Seek Extraction has been validated across six matrices — tissue, whole blood, saliva, urine, respiratory UTM, and bacterial cultures. Yields are comparable to lab-grade column kits and roughly 8× faster for batch processing (16 samples in 35 min vs. 2–4 hours), with downstream compatibility for both qPCR and ANINA isothermal amplification.

Tissue

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Tissue

Shrimp muscle & pleopod, mouse tissues. Dense and inhibitor-rich.

Lab-grade yield — 16 samples in 35 min, ~8× faster than column-based kits.

Blood

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Blood

Whole blood, microneedle-collected. Hemoglobin and anticoagulants are classic inhibitors.

Clean qPCR & ANINA — gravity flow, no centrifuge.

Saliva

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Saliva

Non-invasive, self-collectable. Mucus polysaccharides and viscosity choke columns.

Lab-grade EBV recovery validated across high-viscosity samples.

Urine

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Urine

Non-invasive but rich in urea and salts that suppress amplification.

~10× higher DNA recovery vs. standard column-based kits. Validated on clinical gonorrhea-positive urine.

Swab (UTM)

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Swab (UTM)

Nasal swabs in viral transport medium. Flu A/B, RSV, SARS-CoV-2 RNA — fragile and inhibitor-laden.

45–250× more copies recovered vs. untreated controls.

Lab-grade amplification at ambient temperature — no thermocycler, no power.

What it isSeek Amplification (ANINA) is a new isothermal amplification chemistry that copies a target sequence billions of times in a single tube at ambient temperature — no thermocycler, no power.

What it replacesPCR thermocyclers, refrigerated reagents, and the lab workflow that surrounds them — without the trade-offs that have held other isothermal methods back.

Why it mattersAmplification is what makes a molecular test molecular. ANINA moves it out of the lab and into any workflow that needs PCR-grade answers.

One bead · one step

What ANINA Unlocks

20–45°CRuns at true ambient temperature — no thermocycler, no power.
15–30 minA PCR-grade answer in the time it takes to see a patient.
LyophilizedShelf-stable. No cold chain. Rehydrate and run.
PCR-gradeAmplification with a single pellet.

INSIDE THE REACTION

ANINA amplification

One pellet. Ambient temperature. Billions of tagged copies in 15–30 minutes.

1

Find the pathogen’s genetic sequence and copy it billions of times.

In order to detect the target pathogen, we have to find it and copy it exponentially.

2

The Annexing Probe latches onto a target sequence.

With the help of a DNA targeting enzyme (recombinase), the Annexing Probe invades the target sequence without any heat. The Annexing Probe includes a fluorescent tag (FAM) used for subsequent detection.

3

Primers attach to the target sequence.

Two primers bind on the top and bottom strands to mark the target region where amplification will take place. Primer 1 is short and sits next to the Annexing Probe, which is only possible because the Annexing Probe is already there to position it. This is the source of qPCR-grade specificity. Primer 2 is tagged with biotin for downstream detection.

4

Polymerase locates the two primers and builds a new strand.

Polymerase, a copying enzyme, builds a new copy of the target sequence.

5

The Annexing Probe detaches, finds a new target sequence, and starts the process again. Billions of times.

Each replication cycle takes seconds. In 15–30 minutes, a single target sequence becomes billions of FAM- and biotin-tagged copies from a single pellet, ready for detection.

AI-powered assay design for rapid test development.

What it isA computational engine that scans a pathogen genome, locates the conserved target region, and designs a multiplex-ready primer–probe set in hours.

What it replacesWeeks of manual primer and probe design, expert curation, and the iterative wet-lab screening that follows.

Why it mattersBioSeeker is how new diagnostic assays come online fast. A new variant or pathogen can move into assay design in software, without rebuilding the underlying platform from scratch.

HoursFrom genome to candidate set
In silicoOff-target screened before lab
ProgrammableDesigned in software, built into the consumable
Nearly any pathogenViral, bacterial, parasitic

BioSeeker handles the layer between a pathogen genome and a manufacturable test.

DESIGN WORKFLOW

Primer and Probe Design In action

How a conserved target becomes a manufacturing-ready primer–probe set in software, in hours.

mLFA Detection

The simplicity of antigen. The accuracy of PCR.

Modified lateral flow strips deliver molecular results without any additional equipment. After ANINA copies the target, the Annexing Probe stays bound to the new strand, forming a tagged complex that flows across the paper strip and produces a visible line. No reader. No extra enzymes. No extra steps.

Sample pad
Gold marker
Test line (captures target)
Control line (confirms test worked)

Molecular without heat opens markets that have never had molecular before.

The same molecular diagnostic architecture powers applications in clinics, on farms, at a port of entry, or even for a forward-deployed unit.

Home

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Home

Patients increasingly expect immediate answers for infectious diseases at home, before they travel for care.

Pharmacy

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Pharmacy

Pharmacies are becoming front-line care access points. Testing supports rapid triage and enables pharmacists to guide treatment decisions (e.g., test-and-treat models for flu, COVID, strep).

Hospitals/Clinics

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Hospitals/Clinics

Clinical decision-making depends on fast, accurate results. Delays from centralized labs can impact patient flow, infection control, and treatment decisions.

Veterinary & Aquaculture

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Veterinary & Aquaculture

From veterinary clinics and farms to pond-side aquaculture operations — anywhere animals are raised, rapid molecular detection enables timely intervention that centralized labs cannot provide.

Defense

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Defense

Military personnel, medics, and biosecurity or public health teams rely on applications for field environments, forward operating bases, and mobile labs. Rapid detection is critical for force health protection and operational readiness.

Field

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Field

Remote outbreak response, border surveillance, and point-of-collection testing where no lab infrastructure exists and no cold chain can be maintained. The test comes to the sample.

The same architecture, reprogrammed at the sequence layer by BioSeeker for the targets each market cares about. The platform doesn’t change. The decision it unlocks does.

Most point-of-care testing still miniaturizes the lab. Seek removes its dependencies.

PCR is the gold standard, but it stays inside the lab. Rapid antigen reaches the field, but it lacks molecular sensitivity. Isothermal systems condensed the lab workflow, but they kept power and cold-chain dependencies. We built the missing fourth option: PCR-level performance, no instruments, no power, no cold chain.

Lab PCRCentralized · gold standard
Rapid antigenPoint-of-care · non-molecular
Isothermal POCCartridge molecular
SeekItPoint-of-need molecular.
Access
Dependent on centralized labs with delayed turnaround.
Anywhere a strip can be read. Trades molecular accuracy for reach.
Confined to clinics with reliable power and trained staff.
Wherever the patient or sample is. Clinic, farm, border, home.
Sensitivity
Molecular gold standard. Single-copy detection in a controlled lab setting.
Protein detection only. Misses low-titer and early-stage cases.
Molecular, but format-limited. Multiplexing and low-copy detection vary.
Molecular sensitivity in field conditions. Demonstrated low-copy detection in lab validation studies (internal data on file).
Infrastructure
Thermocyclers, cold chain, biosafety, trained technicians.
No instrumentation required.
Reader and grid power required.
No instrument. No power. No cold chain. Shelf-stable cartridge.
Field-readiness
Never leaves the lab.
Portable, disposable, self-contained.
Decentralized, not deployable. Tied to a fixed reader and supply chain.
Built for the perimeter. Disposable, single-use, instrument-free.

Molecular accuracy. Antigen-level access. The missing fourth option, built for the field from the molecule up.

Partner with us

Four ways to put molecular-anywhere diagnostics to work. Tell us the disease, the operating environment, and the decision the test has to unlock — we’ll match an option to it.

01

Co-development

Bring us a target or clinical need. We engineer it onto SeekIt™ — BioSeeker-designed primers and probes, Seek Extraction tuned to your sample type, ANINA amplification, mLFA readout. A co-developed point-of-need test built on our chemistry stack instead of yours.

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Early-access pilots

SeekIt™ is not currently available for open purchase. We are moving into the field through structured pilots with select public-health, defense, biosecurity, and animal-health partners.

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Component licensing

For developers who want to plug Seek technology into an existing pipeline: BioSeeker + Seek Amplification (ANINA™) as an integrated AI-designed primer/probe and isothermal amplification pair, or Seek Extraction (Velox™) as a standalone field-deployable sample prep module.

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04

Government & global health

Active across U.S. federal innovation networks and international collaborations in Australia and Vietnam. Open to sovereign health agencies, global health organizations, and international biosecurity and pandemic preparedness programs looking for field-deployable molecular diagnostic capability.

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