Enamine LibraryCompound ReviewPyMOL AISignupCRMBug Fixes
Enamine Library revamp, Compound Review archive and bulk download, PyMOL AI, and signup improvements
New features
- Revamped the Enamine Library with a unified search and a streamlined review-and-submit flow, so you can move from compound discovery to quote submission in a single, guided workflow.
- Introduced multi-match Enamine results with a matching options panel, letting you compare several candidate matches per query and pick the best fit before requesting a quote.
- Added an archive action in Compound Review, so you can retire finished compound sets without losing the record.
- Added bulk download in Compound Review, letting you export selected compounds in one action.
Improvements
- Enhanced Enamine Library quote submissions to carry richer compound and matching context end-to-end, giving reviewers and CRO partners more information at the point of decision.
- Extended shared-quote access so viewers can now download the associated compound list and preserve matching-mode context when following a shared link.
- Polished the Enamine Library UI for clearer navigation and result presentation.
Bug fixes
- Fixed a 3D pose rendering issue in Compound Review that could prevent poses from displaying correctly.
- Corrected dark-mode styling in the MD Analysis and protein–water visualization views for readability parity with light mode.
- Resolved a small issue affecting certain RevScreen runs, restoring expected behavior for affected pipelines.
Pipeline SharingCompound ReviewAdminDockingBug Fixes
Pipeline sharing, admin ticket reassignment, and Compound Review reliability fixes
New features
- Introduced pipeline sharing in Compound Review, letting you share pipeline runs and their compound sets with teammates so reviews stay collaborative without re-uploading data.
Improvements
- Refined Compound Review backend workflows for more consistent behavior when sharing, tagging, and aggregating large compound sets.
Bug fixes
- Fixed a query issue in ensemble docking (RevScreen) that could return incomplete result rows for certain runs.
- Resolved a Compound Review issue that could prevent shared compound data from opening reliably for organizations.
Compound ReviewCRO DirectoryAdaptyv BioCreditsAdminBug Fixes
CRO Directory, Compound Review pipeline importer, Adaptyv Bio key validation, and credit-system polish
New features
- Launched a CRO Directory in the admin panel, giving admins a centralized view of contract research organizations to accelerate quote and outreach workflows.
- Added a pipeline importer with drag-and-drop in Compound Review, letting you seed reviews directly from prior pipeline outputs without manual re-entry.
- Introduced a Resend Invite action so admins can re-send user invitations without recreating them.
- Added the capabilities to review and orchestrate across several CRO providers to procure quotes and get wet lab work done.
Improvements
- Enhanced Compound Review with campaign tagging and like/dislike feedback on compounds, plus additional review workflow refinements.
- Added a right-hand-side panel for My Experiments and Admin Quote tickets so context stays visible while you work.
- Refreshed the sidebar with a minimize toggle for the Credit Usage widget and restricted the billing link to admins for cleaner navigation.
- Enforced a credit cap on overage usage to protect accounts from runaway consumption.
- Streamlined the metered credit configuration by removing legacy pricing multipliers, producing more predictable billing behavior.
- Improved Adaptyv Bio integration UX: the platform now live-validates stored API keys and surfaces missing or invalid credentials with clearer 401/403 error messaging across all Adaptyv Bio pages.
- Improved batching behavior in Compound Review for large compound sets.
Bug fixes
- Fixed the ⌘/Ctrl + [ shortcut so it now correctly collapses the left sidebar in classic navigation mode.
- Resolved a pose-loading issue in ensemble docking that could prevent results from rendering after a run.
- Fixed an issue where a feature flag was not applied correctly during pipeline execution.
BillingCreditsCompound ReviewUIPerformance
Metered Credits, Compound Review Compare & Campaign, and a Refreshed Sidebar
Metered Credit System
- Rolled out the Metered Credit System, moving from preview to full usage-based credit accounting for a clearer, fairer billing experience.
- Introduced Credit Bundles — prepaid and postpaid bundles to match usage patterns.
- Added a cap on overage credits to protect against unexpected usage spikes.
- Streamlined credit bundle options based on early user feedback.
Compound Review
- Added Compare & Campaign to Compound Review — compare compounds side by side, with campaign tracking and like/dislike feedback.
Platform
- Refreshed the sidebar interface for easier navigation.
- Delivered performance improvements across the platform.
CreditsProject HubNavigationTeam ChatRevQSAR
Metered Credit Preview, Project Hub Timeline, and Navigation Updates
Billing
- Introduced the Metered Credit System (Preview), a refreshed credit experience ahead of full usage-based credits.
- Added Subscription Plan Controls to enable or disable subscription plans.
Project Hub & Navigation
- Launched Project Hub Planning & Timeline — an interactive project timeline you can drag, resize, zoom, and jump to today.
- Added Classic Navigation Mode, letting users choose between classic (always-open) and compact side navigation.
Collaboration
- Enhanced Team Chat with expanded Slack integration.
Modeling & Data
- Expanded RevQSAR & MD Descriptor modeling and analysis support, with an updated interface.
- Added RevData Safeguards — checks when dropping data files into forms.
- Released a second set of Demo Pipelines for RevFEP, RevMut-PMX, and RevQS.
Improvements & Changes
- Updated pipeline navigation to match new product routes.
- Enhanced the RevMD-Bind protein-ligand pipeline.
- Enhanced report generation.
- Delivered overall performance and responsiveness improvements across pipelines.
RevFEP — Cloud-Native Free Energy Perturbation
- Launched RevFEP, a cloud-native Free Energy Perturbation engine for binding affinity prediction powered by OpenFE 1.10, OpenMM, and AWS Batch GPU execution.
- Added support for four calculation types: RBFE (relative binding free energy), ABFE (absolute binding free energy), and complementary protocols for lead-optimization ranking.
- Implemented seven advanced protocol stages including non-equilibrium MD, REST2 enhanced sampling, adaptive lambda optimization, and MM-GBSA pre-filtering.
- Automated the full pipeline from raw protein–ligand complex PDB inputs through structure preprocessing, alchemical network construction, GPU simulation, and statistical analysis with uncertainty quantification.
RevQSAR — Quantitative Structure–Activity Relationship Modeling
- Released RevQSAR for downstream analysis of SMILES + property matrices generated across the platform.
- Added multiple featurization methods: Morgan Fingerprints (ECFP), MACCS Keys, GraphConv embeddings, and ChemBERTa embeddings.
- Added clustering modalities: K-means, hierarchical, spectral, and Tanimoto-based clustering, with UMAP, t-SNE, and PCA projections for chemical-space visualization.
- Enables substructure and scaffold discovery to guide generative chemistry and lead expansion.
Documentation
- Published full RevFEP and RevQSAR documentation pages with workflow guides and example pipelines.
Expanded Analysis & Virtual Biology
- Introduced RevTS for transition-state analysis.
- Brought the full RevSim Virtual Cell experience online (interface and analysis).
- Delivered the full RevSingleCell analysis experience.
- Added RevScreen Protein-Ligand Docking.
- Released the full RevQS quantum-structure experience and full RevMut-PMX mutation free-energy analysis.
- Added Data Export capabilities across modules.
- Expanded SDF V2000 file support in the molecule viewer, and added an element-change mapping option for RevFEP.
- Improved docking algorithms and default settings.
- Retired the older RevGEx and RevCluster experiments to streamline the platform.
Free Energy & Modeling
- Shipped RevFEP V2, a major upgrade to free-energy analysis.
- Added RevMD-Bind Residence Time, a new residence-time MD analysis.
- Released RevQSAR AutoQSAR modeling, with new MD Descriptor Analysis for descriptor-level insights within RevQSAR / RevAnalytics.
Virtual Biology & Structure
- Introduced RevQS quantum-structure analysis (backend and interface).
- Added RevGRN for gene-regulatory-network analysis.
- Brought RevSim Virtual Cell online with initial virtual-cell analysis capability.
- Expanded RevSingleCell with new single-cell analysis features.
- Released new demo pipelines across these capabilities.
Interface
- Launched Dark Mode V2, a refreshed dark theme with updated styling and smoother animations.
- Enhanced the molecule viewer with integrated file downloads and the ability to download key analysis data.
- Added on-screen guidance when selecting the CHARMM36 force field for MMPBSA.
Docking
- Set the default RevDock docking box size to 30 for better out-of-the-box results.
Improvements & Changes
- Added a friendly reminder when trying to reuse a trial plan.
- Continued RevFEP analysis enhancements.
RevFEP — Free-Energy Perturbation Launch
- Launched RevFEP, powered by OpenFE, with input presets for quick setup.
- Introduced RevBench for benchmarking across the platform.
Project Hub & Collaboration
- Launched Project Hub to organize pipelines into projects.
- Added Team Chat with Slack channel integration.
- Rolled out Real-Time Updates across the platform.
- Released new demo pipelines for RevFEP, RevMut-PMX, and RevQS.
Molecular Dynamics & Docking
- Shipped RevMD-Bind MD Insights, a new MDInsights analysis for protein-ligand simulations.
- Added RevMut-PMX mutation free-energy enhancements.
- Enhanced RevDynamics post-processing and improved ligand detection.
- Added support for multi-model protein structures.
- Added on-screen guidance in Rigid Receptor and flexible docking.
Platform
- Made Central Hub noticeably faster.
- Added credit-system support for RevConformer and RevADMET.
- Updated feature display categories for easier navigation.
- Delivered general Central Hub improvements.
DocumentationInterpreterDockingMDPipelinesUIPerformance
Documentation, Interpreter, Docking, and Workflow Enhancements
Documentation & Guided Workflows
- Set up Revilico Documentation and Solutions workflows (https://docs.revilico.bio/docs).
- Updated documentation implementations and integrated guided workflows into the right-hand side panel.
- Added demo pipelines across all features to preview generated data for each run.
- Added guided workflows in the right-hand side panel to assist users in conducting computational analyses.
- Fixed pipeline sharing issues to ensure all users can access generated data.
Revilico Interpreter & Guide Revamp
- Revamped Revilico Interpreter and Guide for faster screen interpretation and seamless linking to the full documentation knowledge base.
- Added new models (GPT-5.2, Claude Sonnet 4.6) for smarter and more accurate interpretation.
- Improved Revilico Guide with integrated knowledge base querying and a transparent UI/UX.
- Integrated dual functionality of the Revilico Guide and Interpreter into a unified transparent UI with accessibility from the right-hand side panel.
Docking & Virtual Screening
- Added Blind Docking and expanded box configuration in the Virtual Screening engine (Flexible Docking).
- Flexible Docking now supports multiplexed screens, enabling multi-receptor inputs against larger chemical libraries with CNN rescoring and pose refinements.
Molecular Dynamics (MD)
- Improved MD simulation PDB extraction to create ensemble docking pipelines across multiple trajectories.
- Fixed issues related to erroneous structures generated during trajectory extraction.
- Enabled sub-pipeline termination across all MD features for multi-complex inputs, allowing users to stop full experiments across all sub-pipelines.
Models & Large-Scale Pipelines
- Enabled large input set processing in Geometric Minimization and Thermochemistry workflows for scalable data abstractions.
- Stabilized ADMET, Pharmacophore Analysis, and Retrosynthesis capabilities for improved reliability and performance.
Molecular Dynamics (MD)
- Upgraded MD engine to Revilico’s latest R&D version across all MD features.
- Added support for 4-point water models: TIP4P, OPC, and OPC3 for improved simulation accuracy.
- Expanded Ligand Membrane MD simulations with additional lipids and membrane systems for permeability analysis.
- Delivered performance optimizations resulting in faster MD simulation execution.
Simulation Configuration
- Added UI components to configure solvents and solvent concentrations across MD workflows.
- Included ion concentration configuration to better resemble biological conditions.
Analysis & Visualization
- Introduced RMSF plots and RMSF trajectory visualization tools with spatial fluctuation color mapping across protein surfaces.
- Enhanced Protein–Ligand MD analysis with detailed comparison tables including MM(PB/GB)SA, decomposition, and PCA insights for improved free energy estimation across trajectories.
Models & Pipelines
- Updated Geometry Minimization and Thermochemistry Neural Network Potential (NNP) model weights.
- Added solvent configuration support to resemble physiological conditions.
- Synchronized Boltz Co-Folding and Virtual Screening Docking pipelines with Protein–Ligand MD input sequences.
- Standardized download file naming for improved analysis and seamless workflows.
Retrosynthesis
- Upgraded Retrosynthesis Engine to the latest Revilico R&D version with architectural and performance improvements.
Reliability & Operations
- Implemented automated Jira ticket creation on pipeline failures for improved incident tracking and operational visibility.
- New issues are automatically logged and triaged, enabling faster resolution within 24 hours.
DockingABFE/RBFEPharmacophoreArchitectureVisualization
Docking, Free Energy, and Architecture Updates
Docking & Pose Prediction
- Replaced classical empirical docking model with physics-based search algorithms powered by deep learning CNNs for more accurate poses and binding affinity calculations in Flexible and Ensemble Docking.
- Added the ability to extract receptor structures directly from Protein-in-Water MD simulations within defined timeframes and custom intervals for structural analysis across MD timescales.
- Introduced advanced configuration options to extract individual receptors at specific trajectory frame intervals for Ensemble Docking workflows.
- Enhanced Ensemble Docking workflows to allow grid box configuration across all trajectory structures.
Visualization & UI
- Improved docking visualization UI to better identify and analyze binding sites and filter docking data effectively.
Free Energy Calculations (Beta)
- Introduced ABFE and RBFE engines (Beta) enabling advanced alchemical transformations to compute ΔG binding of complexes.
Platform & Architecture
- Implemented multiple stability enhancements across the platform.
- Implemented the Pharmacophore engine using Pritam Kumar Panda’s designs.
- Designed a new transcriptomic architecture for large-scale batch processing, improving scalability, reliability, and pipeline modularity for heavy workloads.
Ligand Modeling
- Implemented ligand conformer search to generate low-energy 3D conformations, improving docking pose coverage and allowing chemists to evaluate energetic penalties across ligand–protein complexes.

