We're early — and we'd rather be honest about it.
LevelSixLabs is in its founding-pilot stage. Rather than invent customers or testimonials, we'll publish real, anonymised case studies as our first labs finish their pilots — with their permission and their actual results. Below is the kind of lab the platform is built for, so you can see where you'd fit.
The labs LevelSixLabs is built for
Illustrative profiles of the lab types we serve — not specific customers. Real named or anonymised studies will appear here as pilots complete.
University research lab
A PI's group running shared instruments, a growing chemical store and a rotating cast of students and postdocs.
Where it helps
- Chemical inventory with SDS and expiry visibility
- Training-gated booking on shared instruments
- Role-based access for students vs staff
Shared / core facility
A facility whose equipment is booked across multiple groups, where utilisation and fair access actually matter.
Where it helps
- Conflict-free booking across teams
- Utilisation and shared-use indicators
- QR-coded equipment records and fault reporting
University teaching lab
A teaching space with large cohorts, strict safety expectations and equipment that must be accounted for.
Where it helps
- Clear chemical hazard and COSHH-supporting records
- Visitor and access visibility
- Audit-ready records without the paperwork pile
Early feedback, on request
We won't publish quotes we don't have. As founding labs share feedback during their pilots, we can put you in touch with an early tester to hear it first-hand. Just ask.
Ask to speak to an early testerReview profiles coming soon
We'll list our G2, Capterra and Software Advice profiles here once we have genuine reviews to point to. Until then, we won't display badges or ratings we haven't earned — that's the same honesty you'll get from the product.
Want your lab to be one of the first stories?
Founding labs get hands-on setup, 50% off if they continue, and a say in where the product goes next. We'd love to tell your story properly — when there's a real one to tell.