Observed arrival · 2026-11-07
Proteomics CoPYlot keeps analysis and provenance together
An open-source desktop tool for analyzing DIA-NN or Spectronaut tables, editing figures, building reports, and sharing interactive data viewers.
- For
- Proteomics researchers analyzing DIA-NN or Spectronaut tables
- Worth noticing
- An exported analysis bundle includes the input matrix, metadata, settings, reference image, dependency list, manifest, and tool versions.
Field notes
The desktop app opens a local server in a browser, with analysis data staying on the user's machine by default. Its demo export includes a notebook, analysis and plotting code, captured input and metadata tables, settings, a reference image, hashes, tool versions, and pinned dependencies. The page also describes optional AI connections and read-only or password-protected shared viewers; cloud model requests may include dataset summaries, making local models the suggested fit for unpublished data.
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