Store one vial or a batch
Enter shared biological details once, then advance through positions automatically. Batch entry can use barcodes or explicitly record that the vials have none.
Complete inventory workflow
CryoIndex is built around the moments that cost a lab time or confidence: finding stock, limiting lid-open time, reconciling records with a box, and recovering after a mistake.
Enter shared biological details once, then advance through positions automatically. Batch entry can use barcodes or explicitly record that the vials have none.
Pick cell-line and passage filters, or type a barcode, donor code or one of the lab’s own fields.
Build a pick list at the bench. CryoIndex orders the requested vials by the physical dewar layout so the trip can be worked in sequence.
Mark a vial do-not-use with a reason and named person, then lift the hold later without pretending the vial left storage.
A removal can be thawed for use, discarded, transferred or shipped, temporary, or described by the lab.
Work position by position against the physical box and keep unexplained absences visible until the lab records what happened.
Correct vial details or liquid-nitrogen fills while retaining who made the change, when, and the reason recorded beside it.
A tapped removal changes inventory immediately but stays outstanding until the physical label is checked or someone records why it could not be scanned.
A record entered by mistake can leave the active inventory without disappearing from the activity history, and eligible records can be restored.
Set a low-stock threshold by cell type and a liquid-nitrogen fill schedule for the lab or an individual dewar.
Choose a CSV beside the lab-name step, then confirm detected users, cell lines and the minimum storage layout before anything is written.
Map the lab’s headings, inspect proposed cell lines, acknowledge ignored columns and skipped rows, and import the approved batch atomically.
Keep up to four additional fields using the lab’s own terminology. They remain searchable and travel through import and export.
Delete the vial records added by an untouched import while leaving hand-entered work alone. Newly created cell lines are retained for explicit review.
The inventory works without a CryoIndex account or an internet connection, and Android cloud backup and device-transfer services are excluded.
Save a full backup wherever the lab chooses, and use automatic on-tablet copies as a second line of defense after a mistake.
Export the inventory and liquid-nitrogen fill log in a form a lab can archive or open in spreadsheet software.
CryoIndex Plus prepares Period activity and exceptions, Inventory snapshot, Vial history and Liquid nitrogen log reports as dated PDF and CSV documents.
CryoIndex Plus gives each dewar its own name, physical layout, phase settings and fill schedule.
CryoIndex Plus can gate restore, layout changes and other high-impact settings without putting routine bench work behind a login.
Before installing
CryoIndex currently supports Android tablets in landscape and liquid-nitrogen dewar layouts built from canes and boxes.