Guided demo
Follows one plant from its catalogued chemistry to a frozen dossier and says, at each step, what the app is doing and what would make the result mean less than it looks — so you can judge whether this tool answers your question before you put a formula into it. Every step calls the same endpoint the ordinary screens call: nothing here is a recording.
Start from a plant
A supplier offers you a botanical. Compose a formula around it and watch one cell answer.
Start from a target
Somebody names a mechanism. See what has actually been measured against that protein, and which plants carry it.
Start from an aim
You know what the product should do. Work backwards to the genes, the molecules and the plants — and to what gets refused.
Guided demo
The whole journey on one plant, run against the real endpoints, explained step by step.
9 steps, each one calling the same endpoint the ordinary screens call, so what you see is what the application does — and each one says what it would take to trust the result.
This run starts on Camellia sinensis and asks: What does a green tea formula do to the outer skin cell? It stops between steps — the explanation is the point.
Why this plant and this formula. Camellia sinensis carries 135 catalogued compounds reaching 69 genes that a cell pathway places. Of the sixteen botanical ingredients with a curated rule, green tea extract is the only one touching four of the seven cell models — which is why the demo starts here rather than on a better-known plant.