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Onepot AI raises $13M to help make chemical drug creation easier

Last updated: November 19, 2025 7:00 am
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Onepot AI: Revolutionizing Drug Discovery with AI and Small-Molecule Synthesis

The inception of Onepot AI stemmed from a shared frustration felt by Daniil Boiko and Andrei Tyrin. Both individuals were driven by the common obstacle faced in drug discovery – the hindrance caused by synthesis. Boiko, a Ph.D. candidate specializing in machine learning in chemistry at Carnegie Mellon, highlighted how the creation of new molecules through chemical reactions, known as synthesis, often impeded groundbreaking ideas in drug development. This led to the realization that promising drug concepts were being abandoned due to the perceived complexity of synthesizing the necessary molecules.

Tyrin, with a background in computer science from MIT, also recognized the inefficiencies in the drug discovery process. His experience with computational pipelines revealed the disparity between generating innovative ideas swiftly and the prolonged implementation in the lab. The duo acknowledged the industry’s heavy investment in molecular design while overlooking the critical aspect of molecule production.

Motivated by this gap in the pharmaceutical landscape, Boiko and Tyrin founded Onepot, housing the small-molecule synthesis lab POT-1. They introduced Phil, an AI organic chemist, designed to streamline experimental analysis and enhance compound synthesis for their early partners in the biotech and pharma sectors. Following a successful funding round of $13 million, the company emerged from stealth mode, attracting interest from investors like Fifty Years.

The core mission of Onepot revolves around reshaping the traditional approach to molecular synthesis. By offering a diverse catalogue of synthesizable molecules, clients can select compounds for Onepot’s technology to produce and deliver for experimentation. The backend operations involve leveraging AI algorithms to decipher the intricacies of chemical synthesis, optimizing the combination of molecules for efficient compound creation.

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Boiko and Tyrin’s innovative approach emphasizes capturing every detail of the synthesis process to ensure reproducibility and foster continuous learning. By integrating real-world experimental data into their AI models, Onepot aims to accelerate drug discovery timelines and expand the realm of possibilities in material design.

As Onepot gears up to expand its operations with a new lab in San Francisco, the team remains committed to catalyzing advancements in drug discovery. By challenging the conventional norms of chemistry and leveraging AI capabilities, Boiko and Tyrin aspire to unlock new frontiers in drug development and redefine the boundaries of what is achievable in the field.

In conclusion, Onepot AI stands at the forefront of a paradigm shift in drug discovery, driven by innovation, AI integration, and a relentless pursuit of scientific excellence. With a vision to expedite drug development processes and unearth untapped potential in chemistry, Boiko and Tyrin are poised to revolutionize the pharmaceutical industry and shape the future of healthcare.

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