Software for computational drug discovery

Molecular docking, molecular dynamics and density functional theory on the desktop. ADME, toxicity and target prediction on the web, from models trained on published measurements and reported with their held-out accuracy.

Products

Desktop applications for structure-based work, and web applications for property and activity prediction.

ForceADME

Profile a molecule across 22 ADME endpoints learned from published measurements — permeability, protein binding, CYP inhibition and clearance — alongside the physicochemical properties and drug-likeness filters, each computed in closed form.

22 endpoints Held-out accuracy Batch screening

GeinDock Suite

Desktop molecular docking for Windows and Linux: receptor and ligand preparation, four docking protocols, redocking validation, interaction analysis and reports — with a built-in research assistant that can run the study with you.

Four protocols Redocking validation Desktop app
New

GeinDFT

GeinDFT is a desktop density functional theory engine and molecular visualiser. Optimise structures, compute orbitals, charges and electrostatic potentials, and export the figures. Included with GeinDock Suite.

DFT Quantum chemistry Desktop app
New

Geinium

Geinium is a desktop molecular dynamics application. It takes a protein–ligand complex from a PDB file through preparation, simulation on the GPU or CPU, interaction analysis and MM-GBSA to a PDF report.

Molecular dynamics GPU and CPU Desktop app
New

GeinQSAR Studio

GeinQSAR Studio is a desktop application for 2D and 3D QSAR. It takes a dataset from ChEMBL, PubChem or your own file through curation and descriptors to validated regression, classification and 3D-QSAR models, figures and a report.

2D & 3D QSAR Model validation Desktop app

SynthonDock

Co-crystal screening: dock an active against co-formers and excipients, inspect the interactions that hold each pair together, and compare stoichiometric ratios during co-crystal development.

Co-crystals Drug–excipient Stoichiometry

GeinBioPredictor

Predict which human proteins a molecule is likely to bind. One pass ranks every modelled target with a calibrated probability, an estimated potency and the known actives that support each call.

Target prediction Calibrated probabilities Batch screening

GeinMol

Generate candidate structures for a target and filter them on the properties you care about. Every molecule comes back with its predicted properties so you can triage before synthesis.

De novo design Target-conditioned Property filters

OptiGein Design

Desktop software for design of experiments: build a design, fit a model to the measured responses, and find the settings that meet your targets.

Design of experiments Response surfaces Desktop app

GeinTox

Screen a molecule against 60 toxicity endpoints learned from published experimental measurements, from genotoxicity and cardiotoxicity to acute toxicity and off-target safety pharmacology. Every endpoint reports its own validated accuracy.

60 endpoints Measured data Batch screening

FormulationAI

Formulation screening for pharmaceutical development: model the effect of excipients and process settings, and rank candidate formulations before they go to the bench.

Excipients Process settings Ranking

ForceADME

Profile a molecule across 22 ADME endpoints learned from published measurements — permeability, protein binding, CYP inhibition and clearance — alongside the physicochemical properties and drug-likeness filters, each computed in closed form.

22 endpoints Held-out accuracy Batch screening

GeinBioPredictor

Predict which human proteins a molecule is likely to bind. One pass ranks every modelled target with a calibrated probability, an estimated potency and the known actives that support each call.

Target prediction Calibrated probabilities Batch screening

GeinTox

Screen a molecule against 60 toxicity endpoints learned from published experimental measurements, from genotoxicity and cardiotoxicity to acute toxicity and off-target safety pharmacology. Every endpoint reports its own validated accuracy.

60 endpoints Measured data Batch screening

GeinDock Suite

Desktop molecular docking for Windows and Linux: receptor and ligand preparation, four docking protocols, redocking validation, interaction analysis and reports — with a built-in research assistant that can run the study with you.

Four protocols Redocking validation Desktop app
New

GeinDFT

GeinDFT is a desktop density functional theory engine and molecular visualiser. Optimise structures, compute orbitals, charges and electrostatic potentials, and export the figures. Included with GeinDock Suite.

DFT Quantum chemistry Desktop app
New

Geinium

Geinium is a desktop molecular dynamics application. It takes a protein–ligand complex from a PDB file through preparation, simulation on the GPU or CPU, interaction analysis and MM-GBSA to a PDF report.

Molecular dynamics GPU and CPU Desktop app
New

GeinQSAR Studio

GeinQSAR Studio is a desktop application for 2D and 3D QSAR. It takes a dataset from ChEMBL, PubChem or your own file through curation and descriptors to validated regression, classification and 3D-QSAR models, figures and a report.

2D & 3D QSAR Model validation Desktop app

SynthonDock

Co-crystal screening: dock an active against co-formers and excipients, inspect the interactions that hold each pair together, and compare stoichiometric ratios during co-crystal development.

Co-crystals Drug–excipient Stoichiometry

GeinMol

Generate candidate structures for a target and filter them on the properties you care about. Every molecule comes back with its predicted properties so you can triage before synthesis.

De novo design Target-conditioned Property filters

FormulationAI

Formulation screening for pharmaceutical development: model the effect of excipients and process settings, and rank candidate formulations before they go to the bench.

Excipients Process settings Ranking
New

GeinDFT

GeinDFT is a desktop density functional theory engine and molecular visualiser. Optimise structures, compute orbitals, charges and electrostatic potentials, and export the figures. Included with GeinDock Suite.

DFT Quantum chemistry Desktop app
New

Geinium

Geinium is a desktop molecular dynamics application. It takes a protein–ligand complex from a PDB file through preparation, simulation on the GPU or CPU, interaction analysis and MM-GBSA to a PDF report.

Molecular dynamics GPU and CPU Desktop app
New

GeinQSAR Studio

GeinQSAR Studio is a desktop application for 2D and 3D QSAR. It takes a dataset from ChEMBL, PubChem or your own file through curation and descriptors to validated regression, classification and 3D-QSAR models, figures and a report.

2D & 3D QSAR Model validation Desktop app

OptiGein Design

Desktop software for design of experiments: build a design, fit a model to the measured responses, and find the settings that meet your targets.

Design of experiments Response surfaces Desktop app

How the predictive models were measured

Accuracy on compounds whose chemical scaffolds were held out of training. Each endpoint's own figure is shown with its predictions.

GeinTox
0.88

Mean ROC-AUC over 60 endpoints

Scaffold split; 2.18 million measurements over 422,042 molecules. Each endpoint reports its own accuracy, and 12 of the 60 are labelled moderate or indicative rather than well validated.

ForceADME
0.83 / 0.52

Mean ROC-AUC and mean R²

Five-fold scaffold cross-validation over 43,331 molecules: every compound predicted once by a model that had never seen its series. Half-life and clearance are the weakest endpoints, at R² 0.22–0.27.

What these numbers are not. A held-out accuracy describes a model's behaviour over a test set, not its answer for your compound: a structure unlike anything in the training data is an extrapolation, and each tool says so on the result rather than leaving you to infer it. Every prediction needs experimental confirmation before a decision rests on it.

GeinDock Suite v3.2.0.2

The GeinDock Suite workflow: receptor preparation, ligand preparation, binding site, docking, analysis

Inside GeinDock Suite 3.2.0.2

A docking study end to end, in one desktop application: prepare the structures, place and validate the site, run one of four protocols, and read the poses.

Receptor preparation: chains kept or stripped, hydrogens and charges added, surfaces coloured by hydrophobicity.

Binding site: centred on the co-crystallised ligand, over the whole protein, or placed by hand, with the clearance reported.

Ligand preparation: from files, a folder, line notation or the built-in sketcher, protonated and charged with rotatable bonds identified.

Four docking protocols

Ligand, flexible, constraint and covalent. They share the receptor, the ligands and the site; what differs is what may move and what a pose must satisfy before it is reported.

Redocking validation

Dock the co-crystallised ligand back into the receptor and measure the symmetry-corrected RMSD against the crystal pose. One run per target, before any result is relied on.

GeinDock Co-Scientist

A research assistant in the application. Ask in ordinary language and it fetches structures, prepares them, places the site, runs validation and docking and reads the results — through the same operations the menus offer, where you can watch and change them.

Interaction analysis

Fourteen classes of contact detected per pose, each with its geometry, drawn in the viewer and listed in a table, with a 2-D diagram for the figure.

Pose clustering

Group the poses of a run by similarity to see whether the search converged on one binding mode or returned several unrelated answers.

Reports and figures

Study reports in PDF, Word and Excel with methods, validation, ranking, per-ligand poses and interaction tables. The 3-D figures are captures from your own viewer at your display settings.

Structure quality checks

Ramachandran analysis and the structure tree, so a receptor is checked before it is docked into rather than after a result looks wrong.

Runs on your machine

A desktop application for Windows and Linux. Structures, results and reports stay on the computer you run them on. GeinDFT is included on the same licence.

Leadership and scientific advisors

The people responsible for the science and the software.

Ganesh Waghule

Ganesh Waghule

Managing Director

Founder of Geinforce Technology Private Limited. Computational chemistry and drug discovery.

Dr Satish Arunrao Polshettiwar

Dr Satish Arunrao Polshettiwar

Scientific Advisor

Associate Professor, Department of Pharmaceutics, School of Health Sciences and Technology, Dr Vishwanath Karad MIT World Peace University, Pune. M.Pharm, D.I.T (C-DAC), PhD.

Dr Shashikant Bhandari

Dr Shashikant Bhandari

Scientific Advisor

Professor and Head, Department of Pharmaceutical Chemistry, AISSMS College of Pharmacy, Pune, affiliated to Savitribai Phule Pune University.

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