CellPort: The Cell Culture Management Software
Cells are unpredictable enough—your lab shouldn't be. Empower your scientists, give management peace of mind, and streamline your operations. Manage cells like never before.
• Improve cell culture efficiency
• Reduce cell culture errors
• Manage cell culture scheduling
• Access records of all cell culture activities
• Review cell line history
• Link cell images and test results to each flask, plate, or cell line
• Organize cell bank
• Generate custom cell performance reports
CellPort at Your Desk
Complete Record Review
Review all records - thaws, passages, freezes, media changes, cell counts, and more.
View and Manage Cell Cultures in Real-Time
See all active cultures in your digital incubators, click on them to view flask and plate history.
Track Media Inventory in Real-Time
Review real-time media inventory.
Instant Notifications for Team Collaboration
Send in-app messages to alert your team for new projects or deviations.
Export Cell Data Reports
Export custom reports on cell counts and viabilities.
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Track and Schedule Cell Culture Work
Schedule and review weekly cell culture work and monitor completed tasks in real-time.
Real-Time Cryotank Inventory Tracking
Cells are scanned in and out of cryotanks, providing real-time cryotank inventory information at your desk.
CellPort at the Hood
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Scan barcoded cells, media, and reagents into your digital protocol.
Print customizable barcodes for new flasks, plates, and media bottles.
Automatically track passage numbers, media lot or expiration numbers, and parent-child relationships with barcode scanning.
CellPort provides calculations for media prep, media exchanges, and passaging volumes.
Record cell counts and viabilities in CellPort, and attach images or files if needed.
How to Start?
- We barcode your media, reagents, incubators and cryotanks.
- We upload your cell bank information to CellPort: You can print barcodes for those cells when you want to thaw them.
- We help you upload your cell culture protocols: Thawing, freezing, passaging, media change, media prep, transfection, transformation, induction and more.
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