What BioDock does
It keeps biology flashcards, sequence transforms, lab math, and reference content available in a static browser app that works offline after first load.
Biology study and lab tools that work offline.
BioDock
A local-first dashboard for review, sequence work, genetics practice, lab math, and reference lookup.
BioDock helps with studying and routine calculations, but you should still verify scientific outputs against course materials, lab protocols, and authoritative references.
It keeps biology flashcards, sequence transforms, lab math, and reference content available in a static browser app that works offline after first load.
It does not replace instructor review, lab supervision, protocol validation, or formal scientific interpretation.
Questions, corrections, and support requests can be sent directly by email.
Email UsBuild recall systems from notes, diagrams, and short daily loops.
Create decks, review due cards, and import or export study sets.
Turn labeled image regions into anatomy-style recall cards.
Split notes into clean Q/A cards with rule-based parsers.
Run a short mixed session of due and new cards.
Pair focus blocks with quick flashcard checks on breaks.
Keep biology explanations and cell structures available offline.
Handle routine wet-lab setup math without leaving the browser.
Work through sequence transforms, translation, and intro genetics.
Process raw or FASTA nucleotide sequences in batch.
Translate six frames and find ORFs above a chosen length.
Solve Punnett, chi-square, and Hardy-Weinberg practice problems.
The current version stores your working data locally in the browser for offline use.
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