The market, already mapped.
Every human drug, trial, company, and disease, joined, enriched, and live. Track competitor pipelines, benchmark mechanisms across diseases, or review regulatory and commercial milestones.

Most pharma tools give you a database, a search bar, or a prompt box. You do the work.
LabWinds does the work upstream. An AI that learns and remembers what you care about, running around the clock. It maps and enriches the pharma market into one connected database, personalises it for you in a feed, and acts on it as your personal analyst.
You return to something already done.
Every human drug, trial, company, and disease, joined, enriched, and live. Track competitor pipelines, benchmark mechanisms across diseases, or review regulatory and commercial milestones.
A self-learning feed that opens like your curated pharma newspaper. Readouts, enrollment updates, leadership changes, deals, regulatory events, and R&D launches arrive already structured with a one-line so-what on each.
Not a chatbot. A pharma analyst you pair with. It learns what you're working on, sharpens as you use it, connects the dots into insights, prepares your morning brief, runs scheduled tasks overnight, and reaches you on email, Slack, or WhatsApp.
The platforms that own this market were built before AI existed
They cost $50,000+ a year.
They take six months to procure.
They still don't know who you are
LabWinds is the version that does
So what · Vertex’s biggest non-CF bet to date. TACI/BAFF moves into renal immunology overnight.
Two competitors on your watchlist filed PCT applications in NASH this week. Quick comparison ready when you want it.
Madrigal Pharmaceuticals
“TROP2 ADC competitive landscape through 2026.”
Every entity traces to a source. Every classification traces to an article. Every Analyst answer cites the row.
Pharma teams arrive with different questions. Researchers chase mechanisms. Commercial teams chase movement. Consultants and leaders chase the right thing to read first. LabWinds is one platform that earns a seat in each of those working days.

For pharmacologists, medical affairs, and clinical research teams who follow the science. Mechanisms read structurally, cohorts kept separate, every claim cited back to the trial, the label, or the paper.

For BD, competitive intelligence, equity analysts, and biotech investors who read the market before the market reads itself. Competitor moves arrive already classified, ranked around your coverage, with a so-what that points forward.

For consultants and leaders with too many companies and not enough Tuesdays. LabWinds learns who you cover, briefs you overnight, pings your phone when the market moves. Reply in plain English: it drafts the email, sets the meeting, runs the report. No menus, no filters.
Free pharma news is everywhere. Free pharma news that lands ready to act on is not.
That structure is what lets the feed become yours.
The platform learns from how you work.
You don't manage a list. The feed builds one from how you work.
The longer you use it, the less of it you have to read. The free tier is genuinely free, no signup needed. Sign in, and the picture sharpens.
So what · PD-L1×VEGF bispecifics are the most-watched class in NSCLC right now. This is the cleanest readout in the space this quarter.
Three companies on your watchlist made non-opioid pain pipeline moves this month. The space is heating up — I put together a quick competitive view.
HER2-positive cohort only. HER2-negative and triple-negative tracked separately under their own entities.
The LabWinds database is the joined-up working picture of the pharma market: every human therapeutic drug, the companies behind them, the diseases they target, the trials testing them, the labels approving them, the regulatory events shaping them, the deals moving them, the news changing their story. Each fact enriched from multiple authoritative sources, verified against itself, traced to its origin.
Every entity profile is synthesised across the lot.
Joined data is what makes the questions worth asking.
News often lands before the trial registries update. The data layer pushes trial state forward as readouts happen: enrollment shifts, endpoint hits, status changes. Not when the registry catches up.
The version of this that enterprises pay $50,000+ a year for is locked behind a procurement contract. The version you can use right now isn't.
Not a pharma chatbot. The LabWinds Analyst runs against the resolved database, plans the steps, picks the tools, and cites every claim back to the row it came from. It learns what you're working on between sessions, and works while you're not in the app.
It doesn't wait for you to ask.
Three jobs run continuously.
Ask the analyst to brief you on Novartis before Thursday's customer call. By 6am, it's pulled the pipeline movements, regulatory events, deal activity, and three things that changed since you last asked, with citations on every line.
On your desk during the day. In your pocket on the train. On your watchlist while you sleep.
Join the waitlistWhy this matters · You flagged Vertex two weeks ago. The hazard ratio is the cleanest non-opioid signal we've seen this cycle — relevant to your BD call at 10am.
Ran 03:42 · 47 events flagged · 3 surfaced
Next run · tomorrow 03:30
Compare Keytruda vs Opdivo PD-L1 trials in NSCLC.
Keytruda holds the first-line NSCLC monotherapy slot. Approved when PD-L1 TPS ≥ 50% (KEYNOTE-024 NCT02142738) and later extended to TPS ≥ 1%. Opdivo's first-line approval is combination-only, with

LabWinds is built by a small team of pharma operators, data scientists, and AI engineers who have worked inside the industry and across the platforms that serve it. We have seen what the $50-100K+ a-year incumbents do brilliantly. We have also seen where they leave you stranded.
We have watched colleagues open Google or ask Claude on a Tuesday afternoon, because the dedicated tool was slower than the open web. With access to the most expensive intelligence platforms on the market, that should not be the answer.
So we set out to build the answer. A platform that knows the pharma market, learns your beat, and works the hours you do not. That is LabWinds.
Proudly British. Based in London. Serving a global market.
No procurement. No contract. No six-month pilot.
Start with the feed — it's free.