About this app
ELISA Setup Protocol Calculator is a comprehensive laboratory planning tool designed to simplify ELISA assay preparation and execution. Whether you're performing Sandwich ELISA or Direct ELISA, the app calculates dilution factors, reagent volumes, standard curves, and protocol steps to help you prepare experiments accurately and efficiently. From a single interface, you can configure assay parameters, generate complete preparation calculations, create interactive protocols, map 96-well plates, and export your experiment for documentation or record keeping. All calculations are performed locally on your device, ensuring your data remains private and secure. Features Support for Sandwich ELISA and Direct ELISA Automatic antibody dilution factor calculations Pipetting volume calculations Standard curve preparation with working stock generation Serial dilution calculator for highly diluted HRP conjugates Interactive step-by-step laboratory protocol Visual 96-well plate layout editor Weight-based (mg/µg/ng/mL) and activity-based (IU/mL) standards Configurable incubation, wash, blocking, substrate, and stop solution settings Custom buffer manager Optional reference wavelength correction Save and reload experiment sessions Export protocols (.txt) and data (.csv) Dark and Light mode support 100% offline calculations with no cloud processing Whether you're a researcher, student, laboratory technician, or scientist, ELISA Setup Calculator helps reduce manual calculations and minimizes preparation errors, allowing you to focus on your experiment with confidence.
Latest release
What’s New
The UI issues are fixed.
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- First observed Oct 6, 2026 · 11:52 PM Free