
Target dossiers
Disease associations, tractability, safety liabilities and known drugs for any gene or protein, with experimental and predicted 3D structures, on one page.
Drug discovery and DNA-based research
Pharmint Discover brings target biology, chemistry and 3D structures into one workspace. It is built entirely on permissively licensed public data, so every value on the screen can be traced back to the record it came from.
Start from a disease, a gene, a variant, a protein or a molecule. Each page is assembled from the same underlying records and links onward to the next.

Disease associations, tractability, safety liabilities and known drugs for any gene or protein, with experimental and predicted 3D structures, on one page.

Structure in 2D and interactive 3D, physicochemical properties, drug-likeness, measured bioactivity and similar compounds from curated public chemistry.

Search millions of public compounds by chemical similarity or substructure. Full ranked searches run as saved jobs you can share and revisit.

Track a project through the discovery journey, save targets and molecules, and keep a shared journal that autosaves as you work.
The platform is validated by working pharmaceutical scientists. Their tools for doing that are part of the product, not an afterthought.
Each number links to the dataset, release and record it came from, so a claim can be checked in seconds.
Mark a value as correct, incorrect or questionable with a note. Flags land in a review queue and are answered.
Save targets and molecules into a research notebook, track its stage, and keep a shared journal with the collaborators you add.
Every dataset behind the platform is public and commercially usable. Sources that carry attribution or share-alike terms are handled accordingly, and gated databases are not used. The full catalogue, with release versions and licenses, is available to signed-in researchers.
Access is by invitation while the platform is validated. Tell us who you are and what you are working on; an administrator will send an invite link.