Hi, my name is Julian. I worked as a service engineer for nearly a decade before founding LabThunder with a small team to solve the issues I encountered daily in the lab:
Lost time due to scattered documentation or small mistakes, missing maintenance records, critical know-how limited to just a few people – and logbooks still done on paper.
LabThunder is built specifically for labs working with complex equipment like HPLC, LC-MS, GC-MS**, and similar systems – where uptime, traceability, technical documentation, and shared knowledge really matter.
We’re now offering early access to LabThunder – a lab management tool designed for these environments.
Key features:
– equipment management and maintenance tracking
– searchable digital logbooks
– document and knowledge management
– usage statistics
– system booking calendar
– error reporting and tracking
– integrated AI assistant
pre-trained on content from Shimadzu, Knauer, Antec Scientific, and SCAT
(to answer technical questions and preserve critical know-how)
The AI can also read logbooks and calendars for contextual help – far beyond what ChatGPT alone can do.
You can also train the AI with your own lab documents to reflect your specific systems, procedures, and workflows.
LabThunder also includes a built-in LabWiki for documenting SOPs, troubleshooting guides, and team knowledge.
The test phase begins in September and will run for 3 to 6 months, completely free of charge. We only ask for regular feedback and suggestions for improvement during the test phase.
If you choose to continue using LabThunder after the trial, we’ll offer a special discount for early testers.
Interested in participating – or just want to see a demo?
Reach out to us: hello@be2byte.io
More info: www.labthunder.com
Happy to hear from you!
Best regards,
Julian