Everything inside.
Powerful features for the modern spectroscopist.
Instant Analysis
Drag and drop your file. Peaks are detected automatically using a custom algorithm designed for noisy organic signal.
100% Private
All processing happens in your browser via WebAssembly. Your data never leaves your computer.
Smart Library
Built-in library of 100+ functional groups suggests bonds based on wavenumber position.
Vector-Perfect Exports
Stop taking screenshots. Export directly as SVG for infinite scalability in your LaTeX or Word documents.
What fellow researchers have to say...
"I used to spend 2 hours in OriginLab processing these. This tool did it in 30 seconds. The dragging feature is a lifesaver."
"The peak detection is actually better than our lab software. And the export looks perfect in my LaTeX document."
"Finally, a tool that doesn't look like it was made in 1998. The UI is gorgeous and the results are accurate."
"I used to spend 2 hours in OriginLab processing these. This tool did it in 30 seconds. The dragging feature is a lifesaver."
"The peak detection is actually better than our lab software. And the export looks perfect in my LaTeX document."
A Message to Fellow Researchers
Why does analyzing a simple FTIR spectrum feel like pulling teeth?
Dear Colleague,
You know the drill. You've just spent hours in the lab running samples. You have the data. Now comes the "easy" part...
You walk back to your desk, open up that clunky, Windows-95-looking software that cost your department $5,000, and wait for it to load. You import your file. The axes are wrong. The peaks aren't labeled. You try to export it, and it looks pixelated and unprofessional.
It shouldn't be this hard.
As a textile engineer and researcher myself, I got tired of the friction. I got tired of software that felt like it was fighting me. I just wanted to drag, drop, and get a graph that I could put straight into a paper.
Give it a try with your next dataset.
So I built the tool I wished existed.
This isn't just another graph plotter. It's a purpose-built engine for FTIR analysis.
It automatically detects peaks. It suggests functional groups based on wavenumbers. It handles the "weird" file formats. And most importantly, it exports crisp, vector-quality SVGs that look beautiful in any journal.
You don't need to download anything. You don't need to ask IT for permission to install it. It just works, right here in your browser.
Sincerely,
