Open data platform for traceable, multimodal AI

Improve your workflows with open-source context and efficient data access.

Query, trace, and govern with a lineage-native, format-agnostic lakehouse for agents and teams.

With support for biological formats and registries — by the creators of Scanpy logo

Quickstart
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Pfizer
DZNE
scverse
Altos Labs
NavaTx
Helmholtz Munich
ENS Ulm
Institut Pasteur
Stanford University
The University of Queensland Australia
Charité
Ensocell

The Lamin data lakehouse really underlies a lot of the work we're doing. [...] The way we think about it is that Lamin is to data what GitHub is to code.

Joe Saelens

Sr Principal Scientist, Comp Bio, Pfizer

Folks working on comp bio or data science in biopharma would love this compbio-ops tool: LaminDB.

Umut Eser

Head of Generative AI, Johnson & Johnson

You are doing amazing stuff at Lamin! I'll make sure to write up a piece on how it truly helped me with the analysis. It's great - keep it up!

Saber Hafezqorani

Computational Scientist, Genentech

Thank you Lamin team for helping us with PerturBench - our comprehensive evaluation framework for benchmarking Perturbation Response Models.

Esther Wershof

Machine Learning Lead, Altos Labs

When I start a comp bio project these days, I set up a git repo and a LaminDB instance. It lets me do a lot more, in a reasonable time, in a reproducible way. That's a rare combination in this field.

Jeremie Kalfon

Computational Biologist, ENS Paris & Institut Pasteur

They‘re solving the decades-old metadata problem in biology at Lamin. I always thought it was intractable.

Jairav Desai

Associate Director, Bioinformatics, RefinedScience

Current myopic obsessions: 1) technoscientific collisions driven by scaling laws of ML applied to the life sciences (@envedabio, @newlimit, @laminlabs, @automata_tech) 2) data first compute stacks 3) obsessing over technological disruption of company form & investor underwriting

Zavain Dar

General Partner, Dimension

Excited to add LaminDB to our Claude Scientific Skills!

K-Dense

Lamin is solving a real problem.

Noah Lebovic

Founder, FlowDeploy (YC W22)

Lineage

Trace data, code & agents

Track where data comes from and what it's used for, no matter where and how you run your code.

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Explore data lineage of a sample project

Format-agnostic lakehouse

Query across many datasets

Query and batch-load datasets using a lakehouse that supports any storage format. Give agents efficiency and robustness that raw files don't.

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Python code showing how to access artifacts and collections in LaminDB

Notes, LIMS, ELN, Ontologies

Unify records management

Manage metadata in notes, registries, ontologies & sheets in sync with datasets in storage. Use an intuitive UI or an ORM in Python/R.

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Video showing records management in LaminDB

Branching & versioning

Manage changes

Manage changes to datasets, records, and models like you manage changes to software with git. Merge Change Requests from agents and collaborators. Co-version data and code.

Manage changes with branching in LaminDB

FAIR datasets

Validate & annotate datasets

Use schemas to enforce consistency across your datasets. Annotate with a single line of code.

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Notebook showcasing the curation of a dataframe

Zero lock-in

Administer with ease while staying in control

Manage fine-grained permissions for humans & agents with SaaS-like simplicity directly at the database and storage level. Do not give up admin control on AWS, GCP, or in your own infrastructure.

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Fine-grained access control to datasets in LaminDB

Context

Build your organization's long-term memory

As team & agents work, data, models & reports get mapped into the lakehouse — building recursively queryable memory & training data that compounds over time.

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