Biotech & ScienceScientific Utilityv1.3.0
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Capgene

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DNA sequence viewer & mobile molecular biology editor.

Inspect FASTA files, compute reverse complements, locate open reading frames (ORFs), detect restriction enzyme sites, and format nucleotide sequences right in your pocket.

Platforms:
iOSiPadOS
✓ Free Download✓ Zero Adware✓ Privacy First
>pUC19_cloning_vector_2686bpGC%: 50.7% • Tm: 64.2°C
0001ATGCCGATGCTAGAATTC✂ EcoRICGAA
ORF1MPMLEFRK
100k+ bpSequence SizeSmooth virtual scrolling
300+EnzymesNEB standard catalog
Overview

Why we built Capgene

Designed for molecular biologists, genetics researchers, and biotech students. Capgene eliminates the need to boot up a desktop computer just to inspect an oligonucleotide primer, check a plasmid construct, or calculate melting temperature.

Capabilities

Engineered with focus and precision

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FASTA & Sequence Formatter

Color-coded base rendering (A/T/C/G) with custom chunk widths (10bp, 20bp) and 1-based indexing.

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Reverse Complement & RNA

Instant conversion between 5'->3', 3'->5' reverse complement, and DNA-to-RNA transcription.

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Six-Frame ORF Translation

Translates standard nucleotide sequences into amino acid peptide chains across all 6 reading frames.

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Restriction Enzyme Digest

Built-in database of common enzymes (EcoRI, BamHI, HindIII, NotI, etc.) to detect cleavage cuts.

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On-Device & Strict Privacy

Capgene operates on a strict zero-telemetry policy. Your personal files, photos, and usage history remain safely on your personal device.

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Native Swift Performance

Built using modern native Swift and Web standards. Blazing startup speeds, minimal battery drain, and seamless integration into the Apple design language.

Specifications

System Specifications

File FormatsFASTA (.fasta, .fa), Plain Text (.txt)
Offline Access100% On-device, No internet required
CompatibilityiOS 16.0+ / iPadOS 16.0+
Version1.3.0
FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

Are my proprietary DNA sequences uploaded to servers?

Never. All sequence manipulations and calculations are performed strictly locally in sandbox memory.