Adroit chemistry

Chemical structure search that respects the chemistry

Find exact structures, embedded scaffolds and similar molecules with stereochemistry-aware controls and indexing designed for large compound collections.

Three search modesExact, substructure and Tanimoto similarity.
Stereochemistry controlsStrict or flexible R/S and E/Z matching.
RDKit indexingIndustrial open-source cheminformatics infrastructure.

Search by chemical meaning, not only text

Names and identifiers are useful, but they cannot answer scaffold and structural-similarity questions. Adroit makes chemical structure a first-class search object.

Exact match

Locate the registered record for a specific chemical structure and review its linked scientific context.

Substructure

Draw or submit a query structure to find molecules containing the selected scaffold or functional pattern.

Similarity

Use Tanimoto fingerprint similarity to explore related chemical space and prioritise relevant records.

Built for practical cheminformatics

  • Ketcher structure editor
  • Exact structure matching
  • Substructure search
  • Tanimoto similarity ranking
  • R/S stereochemistry
  • E/Z stereochemistry
  • Tautomer matching options
  • Search across 10M+ molecule collections
Search results keep their context. Scientists can move from a structure result to linked targets, assay data and reactions instead of exporting identifiers into separate systems.

Structure search FAQ

Can users choose whether stereochemistry matters?

Yes. Searches can use strict stereochemistry or ignore it, depending on the scientific question.

Which engine powers structure indexing?

Adroit uses the RDKit PostgreSQL cartridge for chemical indexing and search.

Can structure searching work in an on-premises deployment?

Yes. The chemistry functionality is available when Adroit is deployed behind an organisation's firewall as well as in cloud deployments.

Try the searches your scientists actually use

Bring representative structures and edge cases to a focused technical demonstration.

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