Evaluate Community
Follow the installation guide and work through a synthetic sample. Docker is one option; native setup uses Node.js and PostgreSQL. Railway is not required.
Start with installationInspect the code. Adapt it to your lab. Build on it with others. Aliquora Community is now available under the MIT License.
Initial Community release candidate · Free software license · Self-hosted
The Community edition is derived from Aliquora’s existing application. It includes source for sample workflows, results, quality control, review, reporting, instrument imports and lab configuration.
Use it to evaluate a self-hosted lab workspace, study how the workflows fit together, or contribute improvements to the project.
Read the MIT LicenseFollow the installation guide and work through a synthetic sample. Docker is one option; native setup uses Node.js and PostgreSQL. Railway is not required.
Start with installationRun synthetic scheduling and QC scenarios without a database or API key. The included baseline is scripted; it does not call a language model or control real instruments.
Explore the sandbox guideReview the contribution guide, report a reproducible issue with synthetic examples, or propose a focused improvement to the code or documentation.
Read the contribution guideCommunity is an initial release candidate. Automated build and focused test checks have passed, but fresh-database startup and complete laboratory workflows still need installation testing. It is not a certified or independently validated laboratory system.
You manage infrastructure, backups, updates and security. Optional AI providers and external integrations may have their own costs. Community disables hosted signup, subscription billing, platform staff routes and background schedulers; some inherited screens and integrations need additional setup.
Tell us about your lab to discuss hosting, setup and support. Community software is free to self-host.
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