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Chemify

Chemify is a developer of a chemical digitization platform intended to run chemical code for drug and materials discovery and chemical synthesis
2019
51-100
51-100
Scotland, United Kingdom
  • Adhesives and Sealants
  • Catalysts
  • Drug Discovery and Development
  • Personalized Medicine Technologies

Innovation

Industry Problem

Chemical discovery and synthesis are slow and expensive because researchers must manually plan, test, and reproduce complex reaction workflows.

R&D Focus

Digital chemistry, chemical programming, and automated molecular synthesis

Innovative Solution

Chemify combines a chemical programming language, natural-language interpretation of synthetic procedures, reaction ontologies, and robotics to run repeatable chemical code for molecule discovery and synthesis.

Investment Funding

Last Funding Stage

Series A

Total Funding Amount

$57.1M

Last Funding Amount

$43M

Last Funding Date

8/23/2025

Startup Stage

Growth Stage

Lead Investors

Alix Ventures, Eos Advisory, Founders Fund, Government of UK, Horizons Ventures

People

Founders

CEO

About

Chemify is a developer of a chemical digitization platform intended to run chemical code for drug and materials discovery and chemical synthesis

Products

Product

Chemify platform – converts chemical procedures into executable code and automates synthesis for drug and materials discovery.

Star Product

Chemify platform – the core digital-chemistry system used in external discovery collaborations.

Demo Product or Complete Product?

Complete platform and collaborative R&D service available.

Awards and Recognitions

Media Apperance

Covered by BBC, Tech.eu, and Insider UK.

M&A and Collabs

Collab

Dewpoint Therapeutics partnered with Chemify to apply chemistry AI to molecules for cancer and neurodegeneration.

Collab

Prepaire Labs partnered with Chemify on AI-robotic discovery of non-addictive opioids.

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