Every day planned. Every batch traceable.
Intero Biosystems grows stem cells and organoids. A small, non-technical founding team runs science that depends on precise feeding and differentiation schedules, where one missed step can ruin a batch.
- Industry
- Biotech lab
- Who runs it
- A non-technical founding team
- The stakes
- Precise schedules, no room for error
01 / The challenge
What was getting in the way
No system
they tracked plates in a Google Sheet, and a real ERP was a $40k job they kept putting off.
Decision fatigue
every day meant pulling dozens of plates and deciding each next step by hand.
No traceability
when a batch failed, no log showed why.
02 / What changed
What we built
The team opens the system and sees exactly what to do that day instead of deciding plate by plate, and every batch is traceable.
- Batch IDs and QC metrics, captured and traceable.
- Feeding and passage schedules auto-calculated, with overdue flags.
- Inventory, reagent lots, and a custom Dewar Explorer for frozen vials.
In practiceWithout it, ~1 in 3 organoids would have been implanted at the wrong age
03 / The workflow
From the old way to the new way ↙See the shift
“Everyone cared about the problem.”
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