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R1Review-first scientific figure generation

Scientific flowcharts,made editable.

Turn a protocol, study design, or research workflow into a reviewable plan and an editable figure.

Flowchart

No account required for a local first draft.

Plan

Approve the logic first

Canvas

Edit every object

Versions

Keep revision history

Export

SVG and PNG output

Built for revision

The work between the prompt and the export matters.

Most generators hide their assumptions and flatten the result. FigureLab makes the plan reviewable, the canvas editable, and the final checks explicit.

01 · Plan before generation

Catch the wrong interpretation before it becomes a figure.

FigureLab turns a rough request into a structured plan. Check the title, direction, sections, and assumptions before any nodes are drawn.

Nothing is generated without approvalEdit the plan in placeKeep the reasoning visible
FigureLab generation plan review with title, goal, orientation, and approval controls
A visible workflow

From research input to export in four visible steps.

01Next

Input

Describe the process, pathway, study flow, or source material in plain language.

02Next

Plan

Review FigureLab’s interpretation and correct the structure before generation.

03Next

Edit

Move nodes, reconnect steps, rewrite labels, and request targeted revisions.

04Ready

Export

Run readiness checks, save a version, and export clean SVG or PNG.

A complete editing surface

See the workspace—not just the generated image.

The canvas, inspector, versions, and revision composer stay together so every change remains visible and recoverable.

Open the demo project
FigureLab workspace with a PCR flowchart, sidebar, object inspector, versions, export, and revision composer

Editable canvas

Move nodes, reconnect steps, and rewrite labels directly.

Object inspector

Inspect structure and visual properties without leaving the figure.

Revision history

Create named checkpoints and restore without overwriting history.

Verified export

Run readiness checks before downloading SVG or PNG.

Scientific communication

Make complex logic easier to inspect.

FigureLab is for work where structure, labels, and revisions matter as much as the first draft.

Start a figure
01

Protocols & methods

Turn procedural steps into a figure your team can review and revise.

02

Study designs

Map cohorts, exclusions, branches, and endpoints without losing the underlying logic.

03

Model architectures

Explain data flow and system behavior with a clear, editable hierarchy.

04

Scientific pathways

Translate dense mechanisms into structured visuals ready for the next revision.

Focused Release 1

Clear about what works now—and what comes later.

FigureLab is building the complete editable-flowchart loop before expanding into additional figure modes or cloud collaboration.

Create a flowchart

Available in the current local release

The complete flowchart loop

Editable plan before generationDirect node, label, and connection editingLocal project recovery and named versionsDeterministic publication-readiness checksClean SVG and high-resolution PNG exportA local first draft without an account

Intentionally not implied yet

Expansion after the core loop

Illustration and plot generation

Real-time team collaboration

PDF and native PowerPoint export

Cross-device cloud workspaces

Local workspace

Projects and recovery snapshots stay in this browser today.

Structured document

The editable graph—not an exported image—is the source of truth.

Deterministic export

SVG and PNG are rendered from the latest structured revision.

Questions before you start

Know exactly what the current product does.

No inflated feature claims. The local release is focused on taking one editable scientific flowchart from prompt to verified export.

Read the local API docs

Flowchart is the production path today. You can describe a process, review the interpreted plan, generate an editable structural draft, revise it, run readiness checks, and export SVG or PNG. Illustration and Plot remain later modes.

Your next figure can stay editable.

Stop rebuilding diagrams every time the science changes.