Ekphanis

Ekphanis is a research preview from Aethereos Ltd. By using it you agree to the following.

What it is for

Ekphanis shows how genes relate to each other in public expression data. What it reports is meant to generate hypotheses to test. It is not medical advice, not a diagnosis, and not a substitute for experiment or for your own judgement. Check what it tells you before relying on it.

How you may use it

Use it yourself, through this page. Don’t run it by script or in bulk, don’t try to get around its limits, and don’t try to extract how it works. Don’t type personal, patient or confidential information into it.

Access codes can be withdrawn. The free preview shares one code among everyone, has limits on each conversation, and may be unavailable when it is busy.

What you get from it

You are free to use what Ekphanis shows you in your own work. If you publish something that draws on it, cite the dataset and Ekphanis, with the paper: Purba, Spectral Prompting, bioRxiv 2026, doi:10.64898/2026.05.19.726151.

The datasets belong to the people who deposited them and are used under the terms of the public archives that hold them.

No promises

This is a preview. It is provided as it is, it may be wrong, and it may change or stop without notice. Aethereos Ltd is not liable for decisions made on the strength of what it reports.