Technology Benchmarks

    SynovAI's retrosynthetic platform turns traditional inefficiencies into streamlined, enriched, and collaborative synthetic design solutions.

    Traditional RetrosynthesisBenchmarkSynovAI Retrosynthesis
    Familiar chemistry
    Opportunities
    Data-backed alternative routes
    Up to a handful
    Full Routes Generated
    Over a hundred
    Slow ideation, drawing, data share, and feedback cycle
    Collaboration
    Auto-generated and linkable workspace
    Manually via many tools
    Multi-criteria Optimization
    Integrated in a single tool
    Hours–days
    Route Generation Efficiency
    Seconds–minutes

    Multi-objective scoring

    Generating routes is the easy part. Knowing which one to run is the hard part.

    SynovAI scores every route across the dimensions that decide whether it's real, then ranks them in one view your whole team works from.

    Feasibility & confidence

    Every route carries a model confidence signal, so chemists triage the most viable paths first instead of reading hundreds of options blind.

    Cost & scalability

    Routes are weighed on step efficiency, projected cost, and how well they hold up when the chemistry moves from milligrams to kilograms.

    Sourcing, built in

    Each intermediate is checked against building-block and vendor availability, so a promising route isn't a dead end at procurement.

    IP & freedom-to-operate

    Routes carry a patent signal and map against your launch timeline, so commercialization risk is visible before you commit, not after.

    Why SynovAI

    Three things that do not usually come together

    Most retrosynthesis tools are a search over hand-written rules, a literature lookup, or a model with no route to a price. These are the parts of SynovAI that are structural rather than incremental.

    No hand-coded reaction rules

    The model is learned end to end from reaction data rather than assembled from a template library, so it proposes disconnections that no rule set contains.

    DirectMultiStep · J. Chem. Inf. Model. 2025

    Route length does not degrade the answer

    Complete multi-step routes are generated directly instead of being assembled one step at a time by tree search, so performance holds as a synthesis gets longer rather than thinning out with depth.

    DirectMultiStep · J. Chem. Inf. Model. 2025

    It costs routes at your prices, not list

    Enterprise teams load their own contracted pricing, and every costed route reports which parameter set produced the number. A catalog aggregator can only ever quote list.

    Platform capability

    And the things a working chemist needs anyway

    Routes that were run, not just ranked

    Pathways proposed by the platform have been taken to the bench and the products characterized, in peer-reviewed work.

    Novel structures accepted

    Not limited to compounds that already exist. Targets that have never been made get full routes.

    One workspace, four specialisms

    Medicinal chemistry, process, IP and procurement read the same linkable route and sign off on it together.

    Seconds to minutes

    A target entered at the start of a meeting has a ranked route set before the meeting ends.

    Intellectual Property

    Built on protected, published science

    Our platform is grounded in peer-reviewed research and licensed methods. Our intellectual property spans the core of how routes are generated, scored, and made real.

    Generative route design

    Models that generate complete multi-step routes directly, without hand-coded reaction templates.

    Multi-objective route scoring

    Ranking routes across feasibility, cost, scalability, and sourcing in a single pass.

    Synthesis condition prediction

    Methods for predicting the reagents and conditions that turn a proposed route into one a bench can run.

    Put SynovAI on your next molecule

    Bring a structure to a working session with our team, or start in the platform today.

    2 weeks → 10 min to scout a route·11 → 5 steps on a KRAS G12C intermediate·$18,000 recovered per chemisthow we get these