Three free AI tools that screen any African medicinal plant as a drug candidate for stroke and dementia — in seconds. No coding. No login. No cost.
All three tools live inside one file. Open it once and every module works — online or offline, on any device.
Type any African medicinal plant or isolated compound. Get a complete drug-potential report — binding strength, safety profile, disease targets, and a plain-English summary — in under one second.
Generate a complete virtual animal study before running a single real experiment. Predict biomarker responses, statistical power, and expected AI classification accuracy — saving months and reducing animal use.
The bridge between animal data and the first human dose. Predict safe starting dose, Phase I adverse events, Phase II efficacy, IND readiness, and NAFDAC regulatory pathway — before any patient is enrolled.
Click the button. One HTML file opens in your browser — no installation, no account.
Enter any African plant name or compound. The database covers 40+ plants — or estimates from any input.
Results appear instantly — binding scores, safety profile, disease targets, network map.
Plain-English summary tells you the lead grade, next lab step, and who to collaborate with.
You do not need to be a computational biologist. If you know a plant — you can use this.
Use the screener to rank compounds before spending months in the lab. The tool tells you which plant is worth the assay — and which isn't.
The human trial simulator maps preclinical data to clinical endpoints you already know — ADAS-Cog, NIHSS, biomarker panels — before any patient is enrolled.
Run your plant through all three modules and you have a computational chapter for your thesis — with methods, results, and interpretations already structured.
You know the plant. We know the biology. Type the name and find out which diseases it could treat and what the science says about why it works.
The platform generates preliminary computational data, power analysis, and IND readiness scores — all citable in a TETFund, DSI Africa, or Wellcome application.
Each institution picks a plant, runs the pipeline, adds to the growing African natural products evidence base. The platform is the shared methodology.
The platform is free, open, and works on any device. No account. No installation. No cost. Just open it and type the name of any African plant you care about.