Keep reaction series and measurements on the same calendar.
From sample preparation to a sequence of analytical measurements, BenchCadence makes dependent work visible without forcing chemistry into a cell-culture workflow.
The scheduling app is currently in Japanese. English-language product pages are available now; a fully translated interface is in development. Plans are stored only in your browser—export regular backups.
Build a sequential measurement plan
Set a trigger date, then list sequential steps. For example, after reagents arrive, plan three days of measurements. For suitable workflows, automatically skip registered non-working days and Japanese holidays.
Example: preparation through analysis
Reagent received → Next working day: prepare sample A → Next working day: measure condition B → Next working day: measure condition C → Following appointment: analyze data.
Separate work types
- Use 'experiment/measurement' tasks for laboratory work, and meeting tasks for journal clubs or routine discussions.
- Mark deadline-sensitive measurements as important for prominence in the calendar.
- Recurring weekly or biweekly meetings can be registered once.
- The experiment-gap suggestion is conservative: it only considers registered experiments within the current month.
Where it fits
Helpful for bench chemistry, materials experiments, instrument-based analyses and other sequences of related tasks. The planner does not predict actual instrument availability, chemical compatibility or reaction safety.
Make your next week in the lab easier
Free access. No account required. Test with fictitious data first.
Open free app (Japanese interface)