IGOR’s mobile app lets you snap pictures or scan documents, then securely upload them to any experiment record you choose.

IGOR's mobile app helping scientists digitize their research documentation

IGOR makes the transition to digital quick and painless

Should all of your notes be digitized? Absolutely! But is taking notes on a tablet or computer faster or more efficient?
Usually not.

Real scientists know that pen and paper are just too practical not to use in your workflow.
That’s why IGOR created an easy-to-use mobile app that lets you quickly snap pictures or scan documents, then securely upload them to any experiment record you choose.

Whether you’re meticulously documenting calculations or quickly updating the status of different cell lines across multiple treatments, you can digitize all of those notes, calculations, and cell counts in seconds.

See for yourself how easy it is to go digital with IGOR:

Worried about the safety of your company's data when employees use their private mobile devices?

You needn’t worry with IGOR:

No scans or images are stored on the user’s mobile device when using the IGOR mobile app.

The image is only cached in-app and immediately deleted when the user closes the app.

This means that a private phone will not retain your company’s digital data after use.

Uploaded images are scanned for viruses and malicious contents during upload and are only added into the user’s data storage if found to be safe.

After upload, the scans and images benefit from the full scope of IGOR's security measures and daily backups.

What’s more, the IGOR mobile app and web app are separate software systems.

They communicate the minimal required information via API and the uploaded data is encrypted.

That means that the mobile application never accesses experiment data from the web application.

IGOR makes the transition to digital quick and painless

Should all of your notes be digitized? Absolutely! But is taking notes on a tablet or computer faster or more efficient? Usually not.

Should all of your notes be digitized? Absolutely! But is taking notes on a tablet or computer faster or more efficient?
Usually not.