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Your AI sounds sure about chemistry. Our software makes it check.

Draw or paste a structure, then analyse it in the Sketcher or ask in Claude, ChatGPT and Cursor. Every number comes from a deterministic tool, from 1H NMR prediction to ICH Q1E shelf life. Same input, same result, version logged.

Free plan, nothing to install. Prefer to see it first? In a demo call we walk you through the Sketcher for 30 minutes on a molecule from your daily work.

CovaSyn Sketcher

Works inside your AI

  • Claude
  • ChatGPT
  • Cursor
  • VS Code
  • Claude Code
Live, not simulated

Draw a molecule. The values appear instantly.

The preview computes formula, molecular weight and canonical SMILES right in your browser.

  • No sign-in
  • Real computation
  • Under 1 minute
Sketcher preview with paracetamol: structure editor on the left, formula C8H9NO2, molecular weight 151.16 g/mol and canonical SMILES on the right.

26.10.10Clearly set out what happens to your dataLive

27 October 2026

A dedicated page now sets out how we handle your data: it serves only your assignment, is stored in Germany and is deleted on request. For your quality assurance we offer an agreement, a questionnaire and an audit on request.

  • Your data used only for your assignment, stored in Germany, deleted on request
  • Data handover through a dedicated upload link per assignment
  • Quality agreement, supplier questionnaire and audit on request

Ask in your AI. Check in the sketcher.

Without tools, a language model miscounts atoms and invents shifts that look plausible. With CovaSyn MCP it calls a tool for every number, and you see which one. Or draw in the sketcher and analyse with a right-click, no chat needed.

In the browser
Sketcher preview with paracetamol: structure editor on the left, formula C8H9NO2, molecular weight 151.16 g/mol and canonical SMILES on the right.
Open the sketcher
In Claude, connected to CovaSyn MCP

Paracetamol, CC(=O)Nc1ccc(O)cc1: formula, molar mass, and which 1H NMR signals should I expect in DMSO-d6?

CovaSyn MCPCheck structure0.3 s

CovaSyn MCPNMR prediction1.1 s

C8H9NO2, 151.16 g/mol. Expected in DMSO-d6, five signals:

  • δ 9.6 s 1H NH
  • δ 9.1 s 1H OH
  • δ 7.3 d 2H Ar-H, J ≈ 8.9 Hz
  • δ 6.7 d 2H Ar-H, J ≈ 8.9 Hz
  • δ 2.0 s 3H CH3

Example conversation, shortened.

Use it in your AI
All workflows by question Team licence from 5 users

Ready in a few minutes

Create an account, start in the browser, or add CovaSyn MCP once as a connector in your AI. Sign-in runs through your account, no key to copy.

  1. Sign up free

    Create an account with your email address. Nothing to install, no IT involved.

  2. Draw or ask

    Right-click in the sketcher, or ask Claude and ChatGPT in your own words.

    Connector URL in Claude or ChatGPT:
    https://mcp.covasyn.com/mcp
  3. Use the result

    Numbers, charts and the tool version, traceable for colleagues and QA.

The checks that usually cost you an afternoon

Does the spectrum fit the structure? Does the impurity carry a mutagenicity alert? Is there a route through building blocks you can buy? Every answer runs on the same molecule, deterministic and with the tool version.

Check the structure
Valence, stereochemistry, tautomers and properties of the structure you drew, reusable as an unambiguous SMILES.
Interpret spectra
Match NMR, MS and IR against the structure, assign signals, see what does not fit. UV/Vis for assay and dissolution.
Estimate stability
Assign degradation pathways from stress studies, shelf life per ICH Q1E from your long-term data, Arrhenius estimates from accelerated data for planning, catch OOT trends early.
Plan a route
Retrosynthesis down to building blocks from a catalogue of commercial compounds, several routes ranked by model likelihood. Conditions and availability are yours to check.
Screen toxicology
Mutagenicity alerts for impurities and intermediates from two complementary (Q)SAR methods, as ICH M7 requires, with a class proposal for your expert review. Plus predicted tox endpoints.
Solubility and crystallisation
Solubility at any temperature with a 90 % interval, solvent shortlists filtered by ICH Q3C and miscibility, cooling and antisolvent yield with a proposed charge.

Without our tools 14 to 41 %, with them 76 to 92 %.

On MolecularIQ, a public peer-reviewed chemistry benchmark presented at ICLR 2026, frontier models answered 14 to 41 % of tasks correctly without our tools and 76 to 92 % with them.

Model alone

14 to 41 %

answered correctly

With our tools

76 to 92 %

answered correctly

Source: MolecularIQ, arXiv:2601.15279, dataset and code public.

For everyone who needs an answer about a molecule

Analytical and QC
Check a spectrum against its structure, place unknown peaks, prepare methods before the instrument is free.
Medicinal chemistry
Rank candidates by predicted ADMET properties, tox alerts and synthetic effort before anyone spends a week on a synthesis.
Process development
Shortlist solvents, design a cooling crystallisation with charge and yield, set up a design of experiments. Your first experiments run on systems that physically work.
CMC and regulatory
Assign degradation pathways early, prepare an ICH M7 class proposal for impurities, evaluate shelf life per ICH Q1E from your long-term data. With the tool version for your records.

Start free, grow when it fits

Free, Pro and Max with a weekly allowance, cancel monthly. When the allowance runs out, nothing is charged automatically. Licences for teams and companies on request.

What happens to your data

Your inputs are processed only for your request, not stored permanently and never used for training.

Servers in the EU
Hosted at Hetzner in Nuremberg, data kept in the EU.
No training
Your data feeds no training, neither ours nor that of service providers we use. This is set out in the data processing agreement, not just on this page. The computing tools are deterministic: same input, same result.
Deletion on request
On request we delete your data within 30 days, backups included. Rights to inputs and results remain yours.

Frequently asked questions

What does the Sketcher cost?

The free plan costs nothing and includes a weekly allowance of analyses. Pro and Max are booked monthly inside the app and can be cancelled at the end of any month. All prices are on the pricing page.

Do I need to install anything or involve IT?

No. The sketcher runs in the browser. For Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor or VS Code you add CovaSyn MCP once as a connector; the docs walk you through it.

Is an AI doing the maths, or a tool?

The numbers come from deterministic tools: structure checks, NMR prediction, ICH Q1E regression, (Q)SAR models. Your AI picks the tool and words the answer. Which tool and version produced each number is shown in the conversation. Review the AI's wording like any draft; the number underneath does not change.

What happens to my structures and data?

Your inputs are processed only for your request, not stored permanently and never used for training. Your data feeds no training, neither ours nor that of service providers we use. This is set out in the data processing agreement, not just on this page. The computing tools are deterministic: same input, same result. When you ask in Claude or ChatGPT, your question also passes through that AI client; its terms and your settings there apply. For unpublished structures, use the right-click analysis in the sketcher or your company's AI account.

How traceable are the results?

Every call is logged in the audit trail with timestamp, tool and version, without content. Same input, same result. In a GMP context it is a supporting calculation; assessment and release stay with your experts, for example the ICH M7 expert review.

Is it available for whole teams?

Yes. The team licence starts at 5 users, with a shared allowance, invoicing, a DPA and SSO, and a 3-month onboarding phase. From January 2027 it also runs on your own servers. We settle the price in the intro call.

Your next molecule, checked today.

Create an account, draw a molecule, see your first analysis. Upgrade to Pro or Max later, inside the app, when you need more. Or let us show you the Sketcher in a demo call first.