Put publication-ready multi-omics analysis on every biologist’s laptop.

Most modern single-cell tools live in the cloud. That works for some teams, but it falls apart the moment a clinical or IRB-restricted sample needs to stay on a controlled machine. We kept hearing the same story from pathologists and translational scientists: “I love the interface, but I literally cannot upload this data anywhere.” Data sovereignty isn’t a nice-to-have for a lot of biology — it’s a hard requirement.

On the other end, the open-source stack is enormously powerful but unfriendly. Scanpy can do almost anything, if you’re comfortable in Python. The friendly point-and-click viewers, meanwhile, only let you look — you can’t actually run the analysis inside them.

Oreumics’ wedge is simple: a full analysis pipeline, an AI copilot that explains and modifies the pipeline, and everything runs locally on your laptop. No upload step. No cloud bill. No surprise compliance review.