Therapeutics Studio · In development

The specialist workspace
for N-of-1 + ultra-rare
therapeutic programs.

A separate platform from the clinical decision support OS — built for the medicinal chemists, ASO designers, gene-editing scientists, regulatory specialists, and CMC leads who design and shepherd individually-tailored therapies through IND-track development.

StatusIn development
ModalitiesASO · CRISPR · mRNA · AAV · protein
Regulatory postureIND-track · 21 CFR Part 11
Sales motionPer-program enterprise
Why a separate platform§ I

The clinical OS supports doctors at the bedside.
The Studio supports the teams who design new therapies.

Different users. Different regulatory posture. Different risk surface. Different sales motion. We chose to build the Studio as its own product — separate codebase, separate auth, separate revenue model — because the work it does is fundamentally different from clinical decision support.

Platform 01Live

PrecisionRx AI
Clinical Intelligence OS

Decision support for licensed clinicians at the chart. Genomic, lab, medication, wearable, and EHR signals — surfaced as evidence-linked recommendations for clinician review.

  • · Per-clinician SaaS
  • · SaMD-track / CDS carveout
  • · SMART-on-FHIR · Epic / Cerner / athena
  • · Risk surface: decision-support recommendations
Platform 02In development

PrecisionRx
Therapeutics Studio

Therapy candidate design + IND-track development for ultra-rare and individually-variant disease cases. Specialist teams design ASO, CRISPR, mRNA, AAV, and protein-replacement candidates with named-specialist review at every gate.

  • · Per-program enterprise license
  • · IND-supporting software · 21 CFR Part 11-aligned
  • · Specialists, regulatory, CMC, PI roles
  • · Risk surface: candidate constructs + delivery plans
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What's in the Studio§ II

Nine modules.
One IND-track discipline.

Modality-agnostic core (case, safety, CMC, IRB/IND, monitoring) shared by modality-specific design modules. The same case can carry multiple candidate modalities under simultaneous review.

01

Therapy case management

A single per-program record carrying patient context, variant, phenotype, prior treatments, candidate roster, document vault, and IRB/IND IDs. Phase tracking from intake through clinical monitoring.

Case-scoped
02

Mechanism validation

Variant → mechanism mapping with evidence linkage (ClinVar, OMIM, GeneReviews, literature). Required-evidence gate before candidate design can be finalized.

Evidence-gated
03

ASO design

Splice modulation, knockdown, steric blocker, uORF strategies. Chemistry selection (2'-MOE, cEt, LNA, PMO, PS/PO). Off-target, immunogenicity, and toxicity screens. Delivery + dose precedent linkage.

Modality
04

Gene editing design

SpCas9, SaCas9, base editor, prime editor selection. Guide RNA candidates with on/off-target scoring. Edit outcome modeling, bystander risk, AAV/LNP/electroporation delivery planning.

Modality
05

mRNA + protein replacement

Codon-optimized sequence design with UTR + cap selection, modified nucleoside choice, LNP composition, secretion signals, and dose-from-precedent estimation.

Modality
06

Gene replacement (AAV)

Cargo packaging, promoter selection, capsid choice, tissue-targeting evidence, manufacturing yield notes, immunogenicity precedent.

Modality
07

Safety & off-target screens

Cross-modality pre-IND screening: in-silico off-target panels, immunogenicity motifs, predicted toxicology endpoints, integrated tool outputs (BLAST, CRISPRme, etc.).

Pre-IND
08

CMC / GMP planning

Manufacturing route selection, batch record templates, release-spec authoring, stability-program tracking. eCTD-friendly section content rather than free text.

GMP
09

IRB / IND artifact management

Protocol authoring, consent tracking, IND module assembly, signed-document control. 21 CFR Part 11-style audit log from day one.

21 CFR Part 11
How the platforms talk§ III

Two products.
Three explicit hand-offs.

The boundary between clinical OS and Studio is enforced. Studio outputs do not appear in clinician-facing CDS workflows unless a structured publish event crosses the boundary.

Referral hand-offAdvanced Therapy Explorer generates a referral packetStudio receives, creates a Therapy Case from the packet (with consent)
Monitoring hand-offTreating clinician receives the structured monitoring scheduleStudio publishes the schedule back to the chart (subject to IRB / IND consent)
Audit hand-offDecision events flow through a signed audit envelopeProgram record and clinical record stay aligned across both platforms
2Separate products. Separate codebases, auth, regulatory posture.
3Explicit, signed integration touchpoints.
0Studio outputs surfaced in clinical workflows without an explicit publish event.
Operating principles§ IV

Specialist-final.
IND-disciplined from the first commit.

The Studio is an enabler for qualified specialist teams. Every artifact is reviewed and signed by a named human; institutional review gates wet-lab, manufacturing, IND, and patient activity.

01 / principle

Specialist-in-the-loop, always

Every construct, delivery plan, dose, and protocol is a draft for named specialist review. The software does not autonomously synthesize, manufacture, dose, or administer therapy.

02 / principle

IND-track discipline from day one

Version control, provenance, signature trails on every artifact. eCTD-friendly content, 21 CFR Part 11-style audit, IRB-aware from the first wireframe.

03 / principle

Modality-agnostic engine

A shared core (case management, safety screens, CMC, IRB/IND, monitoring) supports modality-specific design modules. The same case can carry multiple candidate modalities under simultaneous review.

04 / principle

Separate claims by layer

Workflow + artifact management surfaces are lowest-risk. Decision-support and ranking are mid-risk. Future regulated software claims have per-module pathways. Public claims today are scoped accordingly.

Who it's for§ V

Specialist teams. Not single scientists. Not clinicians at the chart.

If you're a clinician practicing personalized medicine, the clinical OS is your surface. The Studio is for the people one layer behind the chart — the teams designing the therapies the chart will eventually monitor.

01

ASO design specialists

02

Gene-editing scientists (CRISPR / base / prime)

03

mRNA + protein-replacement designers

04

AAV / viral vector specialists

05

Translational pharmacologists

06

Regulatory affairs (IND, expanded access, IRB)

07

CMC + GMP manufacturing leads

08

Clinical pharmacologists + PIs

Get the program brief

In development.
Talk to the team.

The Studio is in active build. We share the architecture brief, modality coverage, regulatory posture, and N-of-1 program partnership terms under NDA with academic medical centers, ultra-rare disease foundations, and small biotech sponsors.