Annotation engine, clean-room
MIT-licensed replacement for pLannotate. Six reference tiers searched in parallel — GenoLIB, FPbase, curated SwissProt, curated Rfam, RefSeq, and a motif DB.
For 15 years plasmid tools gave us flat feature lists. Splicify · Clone emits an interactive module graph representation, chooses your parts and workflow, clones your plasmid in silico, and validates your product’s internal grammar.

MIT-licensed replacement for pLannotate. Six reference tiers searched in parallel — GenoLIB, FPbase, curated SwissProt, curated Rfam, RefSeq, and a motif DB.
Not features — architecture. LTR-bounded lentiviral payloads. T-DNA LB/RB. Gateway quartets. EBV oriP + EBNA1. OsTIR1+AID degrons.
Every plasmid emits a graph of genetic regulation — promoter → CDS [NLS · Cas9 · P2A · PuroR] → Poly A signal. A plasmid has grammar rules and interactions.
Type II + Type IIs sites strand-aware. All 22 canonical Gateway att cores classified. PCR feasibility flags for GC extremes, repeats, palindromes.
Upload target + freezer inventory. We score ten cloning workflows, pick the method with the least hands-on work and highest wet-lab success, and hand off to the right designer.
Build plasmids de novo and create synthetic fragments that align with your description
Six workflows are scored in parallel — Gateway (BP/LR and MultiSite), Gibson Assembly, Golden Gate (fragments and gRNA cloning), restriction cloning, SDM, and synthesis. We rank by success_estimate / (1 + work_estimate), hand off to the right designer with pre-resolved arguments, and validate the in-silico product against your target to confirm it preserves function.