Flow cytometry, in your browser

Your cytometry.
Clearly.

Open your experiment. Find the populations that matter. Turn your gating strategy into plots and statistics you can take onwards.

Research beta. No installation required.
Your FCS files are processed locally in your browser.
From events to populationsPublic PBMC example
Public BD CytoTrol PBMC events with the native Gatecraft cell gate on square forward and side scatter axes
119,531Events in this example
62,228Cells after scatter gating
62,216Single cells
Actual analysis of public BD CytoTrol data. Scatter and singlet exclusions come before marker analysis. These are example counts, not performance claims.
Bring the files you already work withFCS 2.0–3.1Beckman Coulter LMDEditable workspacesCSV & Prism exports

An experiment.
A clear path through it.

Keep your samples, populations and plots together. Work from the raw events to the result, with the gating decisions visible along the way.

01 / OPEN

Start with your data.

Start a new workspace, open your FCS or LMD files, or return to a saved experiment. Try a public example to explore the workflow.

02 / ANALYSE

Keep every gate in view.

Check compensation, exclude debris and doublets, then follow your populations through the gate tree. Compare samples and inspect any import differences.

03 / EXPORT

Take the result onwards.

Export population statistics for Excel and Prism, and plots for your figures. Save an editable workspace to return to your analysis.

Your experiment.
Your decisions.

Core FCS processing runs in your browser. Loading an experiment doesn’t require sending the FCS files to a server. AI and external connections are optional, with their own settings and data choices.

Gatecraft is a research beta. Inspect imported gates and review your analysis before using the results.

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