Current public release
Use the lab as a learning tool.
These terms describe the current public release of OmniLab, an interactive simulator that returns educational reaction information for supported chemical pairs.
Updated July 17, 2026
Educational use
OmniLab lets you explore predicted chemical reactions using a virtual workspace. Returned equations, explanations, effects, and safety guidance simplify real chemistry and can be incomplete for a particular physical setup. Verify important information with trusted sources and follow the rules, supervision, and safety procedures of any real laboratory.
Responsible use
Don't use OmniLab as a substitute for professional judgment or as permission to conduct a real reaction. Don't interfere with the service, attempt to bypass its safeguards, or submit personal, confidential, or identifying information through the chemical input.
Availability and changes
The current public release is provided without an account or payment flow. Features, reaction results, availability, and the terms for a future release may change. The pricing page states the current public offer.
Open-source software
OmniLab's public source code is licensed under the MIT License. That license permits use, copying, modification, and distribution of the software and provides the software "as is," without warranty.
Questions
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