Connect your sample sheets, metadata, and analysis — all in one place.
Latch Registry is a flexible sample management system for cross-functional wet and dry lab teams. Through a familiar spreadsheet interface, scientists can link sequencing files to contextual metadata collected in a lab. Computational biologists can easily bring samples and metadata into bioinformatics workflows on Latch.
Learn about projects, tables, and how to use them.
Add records manually, link files, import CSVs, or sync data from Benchling.
Define relationships between records from different tables.
Use our Python framework to upload custom bioinformatics pipelines for an auto generated user interface on Latch.
The Registry consists of Projects and Tables which can be edited, filtered, and nagivated.
Latch Registry is the source of truth that enables reliable, reproducible, and shareable computational analysis that is accessible to everyone on the team – from biologists, to bioinformaticians, to executives.
For wet lab scientists:
For bioinformaticians and computational biologists:
For team leads and executives:
Connect your sample sheets, metadata, and analysis — all in one place.
Latch Registry is a flexible sample management system for cross-functional wet and dry lab teams. Through a familiar spreadsheet interface, scientists can link sequencing files to contextual metadata collected in a lab. Computational biologists can easily bring samples and metadata into bioinformatics workflows on Latch.
Learn about projects, tables, and how to use them.
Add records manually, link files, import CSVs, or sync data from Benchling.
Define relationships between records from different tables.
Use our Python framework to upload custom bioinformatics pipelines for an auto generated user interface on Latch.
The Registry consists of Projects and Tables which can be edited, filtered, and nagivated.
Latch Registry is the source of truth that enables reliable, reproducible, and shareable computational analysis that is accessible to everyone on the team – from biologists, to bioinformaticians, to executives.
For wet lab scientists:
For bioinformaticians and computational biologists:
For team leads and executives: