Get Answers from Your Sequencing Data, Fast
Analyze microbial genomes with Solu’s genomic surveillance platform that prioritizes data security.
The genomic surveillance platform you’ve been looking for
Assemble Genomes
Read Quality Analysis
Analyze the quality of your sequencing
Quality Correction
Automatic filtering of low-quality reads
De Novo Assembly
Optimised assembly for short and long reads
Assembly Statistics
Examine the contiguity, final size, and assembly stats.
Characterize Samples
Species Identification
Automatic taxonomic classification
MLST
Multi-Locus Sequence Typing with PubMLST
AMR Genes
Powerful antimicrobial resistance genotyping
Plasmid Analysis
Detect plasmids, AMR genes, and HGT potential
Gene Watchlist
Quickly see the most important genomic features
Variant Analysis
SNP calling against the reference genome
Virulence factors
The most common virulence factors
Gene Heatmaps
Quickly visualize the genotypes
Detect Outbreaks
Phylogenetic Trees
Automatic maximum-likelihood trees
Public comparison
Compare to 2M+ public samples
Clustering
Automatic clustering of similar isolates
SNP distances
Exportable SNP distance matrices
Transmission Reconstruction
Transmission network on a timeline
Collaborate with your team
Multiple Users
Invite your colleagues to collaborate on the same data.
Workspaces
Separate samples and users to different projects
Data Exports
Export results as excel, PDF, and raw data formats.
HIPAA compliant cloud
Secure, fully encrypted system.
ISO 27001 compliant
ISO/IEC 27001:2022 is an international information security standard.
Case studies
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How New Zealand’s ESR and Awanui Labs achieve ultrafast outbreak detection with Solu and Nanopore sequencing
New Zealand’s Institute of Environmental Science and Research (ESR) and Awanui Labs present an ultrafast outbreak surveillance model using nanopore sequencing and Solu's bioinformatics
New publication: Solu: a cloud platform for real-time genomic pathogen surveillance
Our new study validating the Solu platform for fast, user-friendly and privacy-focused outbreak response has been published in BMC Bioinformatics.
Rapid Genomic Surveillance of Streptococcus pyogenes Using a No-Code Platform
Rapid genomic analysis of Streptococcus pyogenes isolates reveals insights into antibiotic resistance and transmission dynamics
"By having a comprehensive insight into the genomic composition of isolates, we are able to provide a more targeted medical treatment approach."
Cedars-Sinai Medical Center
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