Discovering tomorrow's drugs with Artificial Intelligence
      
        Kantify has built one of the world’s most advanced drug discovery engines.
        
Our AI technology, Sapian, scans 10 billion molecules a day to find what others miss: small molecules that are effective and safe - in hours, not months.
  
Our AI technology, Sapian, scans 10 billion molecules a day to find what others miss: small molecules that are effective and safe - in hours, not months.
Unlocking stalled discovery
        An AI which serves patients
      
      
        Built for low-data biology. Sapian prioritizes areas where traditional
        data-hungry AI fails, such as rare diseases and difficult oncology.
        It is validated across a wide variety of target families.
      
      Reopening doors science had closed
      
        We use Sapian not to speed up what’s already working - but to unlock the ideas that are stuck.
        Sapian discovers novel causal targets as well as novel selective small molecules.
        Also for unliganded targets.
      
      
        An unprecedented scale
      
      
        Laboratory high-throughput screening would require 274 years to process 10 billion compounds.
        Sapian can screen 10 billion compounds in less than a day. A game-changing leap forward.
      
    
      Segolene Martin
        
          Chief Executive Officer
        
        Kantify
      
    When we first started getting the first lab validations of our drug discovery platform, Sapian, we couldn't believe how much of a leap we had made over traditional drug discovery approaches. What took giant pharmaceutical companies years, took us weeks, using a fraction of the resources.
We know today that Sapian is hugely powerful and has the potential to truly revolutionize human health. There's a great moral responsibility that comes with this realization. We think every day about how we can maximize the impact, for the good of all, of this incredible technology we continue to develop.
Sapian is a Rosetta Stone for drug discovery
        Find better drugs with less work
      
      
        Through experimental data, we've shown that Sapian has an
        unprecedented ability to find effective modulators of any biological
        target. On average, more than 25% molecules we test act on our
        biological target of interest - a significant increase over classical
        screens where fewer than 0.01% molecules show any promise.
      
      
        Capable of treating more than a single disease
      
      
        We have successfully used Sapian to tackle a wide variety of
        diseases, including in the fields of oncology, neurology, muscular
        diseases, and even plant health. This unprecedent breadth of ability
        shows that Sapian has reached a new level of understanding of
        novel biology and chemistry.
      
      
        Design drugs with fewer side effects
      
      
        One of Sapians' unique capabilities is to accurately predict the
        pharmacodynamic and phamacokinetic profile of drugs - information that
        is crucial to understand likely side effects of drugs. In doing so, we
        can pro-actively select the most promising drugs before any chemical
        synthesis happens.
      
      
        Explore new frontiers of biological understanding
      
      
      Sapian is starting to uncover a wide variety of novel biological
        mechanisms and druggable targets of a wide variety of diseases. In doing
        so, we create significant new opportunities for targeted therapies which
        are safer and more effective.
      
    Powering good at scale , drug after drug
        
          Find out more about the drugs we are designing
        
        
          We are developing a pipeline of small molecules and degraders in a
          variety of disease areas such as neurology, neuromuscular diseases,
          cardiology and oncology, and more.
        
        
      
        
          Learn about the technology we are developing
        
        
          Sapian, our AI drug discovery platform, helps us to discover and
          design safe and effective small molecule drugs and targeted protein
          degraders at a fraction of the cost and time required.
        
        
      
        Get to know the people of Kantify
        
          We are a mission driven company at the crossroads of Artificial
          Intelligence and Biotechnology. We have strong values and focus on creating
          breakthrough technological advancements to make a difference in patients'
          lives.
        
        
      
        Partner with us
        
          Kantify has a strong culture of collaboration with biotech and
          academic partners. Discover how to partner with Kantify and accelerate
          or unlock your drug hunting project.
        
        
      News
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      Wed 29 Oct 2025
    
    
      Kantify's Machine Learning team grows with the addition of a new team member
    
    
  Kantify at Bio Europe 2025
    
      Wed 29 Oct 2025
    
    
      Meet the Kantify Exec Team at Bio Europe 2025
    
    
  Kantify Reaches New Milestone in AI-Driven Drug Discovery
    
      Wed 22 Oct 2025
    
    
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  Kantify at the CONDOR Symposium on Sarcoma
    
      Thu 11 Sep 2025
    
    
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