AI-native pathogen intelligence

Your lab's autonomous bioinformatician

SeqSentry turns raw metagenomic sequencing data into clinical-grade pathogen reports. No bioinformatics team required. Plug it into any lab, any sequencer. It runs 24/7.

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How it works
01 Ingest
Raw Reads In
Upload FASTQ files from any sequencer. Illumina, Nanopore, Element, PacBio. Platform-agnostic.
02 Analyze
AI Classification
Autonomous QC, host depletion, and metagenomic classification against a curated database of clinically validated pathogens.
03 Predict
AMR Profiling
Detects antimicrobial resistance genes and predicts drug susceptibility patterns to guide treatment decisions.
04 Report
Clinical Report
Structured, clinician-ready reports with species identification, abundance, confidence scores, and actionable resistance data.
7,000+
Clinically validated pathogen species in the reference database
<2hr
From FASTQ upload to structured clinical report, fully autonomous
0
Bioinformaticians needed. The AI handles the entire pipeline.

Built different

Most metagenomics tools give you data. SeqSentry gives you answers.

Sequencer agnostic

Not locked to one platform. Works with Illumina, Oxford Nanopore, Element Biosciences, PacBio. Your sequencer, your choice.

Fully autonomous

No manual QC. No parameter tuning. No bioinformatics queue. Upload reads, get a report. The AI handles every step in between.

Clinical-grade accuracy

Validated against culture and PCR gold standards. Catches fastidious bacteria, anaerobes, fungi, and polymicrobial infections that culture misses.

Outbreak sentinel

Continuously monitors patterns across samples. Flags unusual organisms, resistance clusters, and potential outbreak signals before they escalate.

Every lab deserves a world-class bioinformatician. Now every lab has one.

The bioinformatics bottleneck has kept clinical metagenomics locked inside a handful of reference labs. SeqSentry breaks that lock. Autonomous AI analysis that runs inside any clinical lab, turning raw sequencing data into the answers clinicians need to save lives.