how it works

A new paradigm for target discovery.

We use AI and 20 years of proteomic data to put drug-discovery teams on the right target — before they spend years on the wrong one.

Mechanism schematic

What "accessible" means, in biology.

A ranked target is only useful if a therapeutic can physically reach it. The endothelial surface — and the caveolae that pump cargo across it — is the accessibility layer AVATAR scores against.

Cavatar caveolae pumping system TUMOR CELL LUNG · APP2 TUMOR · AnnA1
Caveolae pumping: a caveolae-targeting antibody crosses the vessel wall and concentrates in target tissue — APP2 in lung, AnnA1 in tumor.
01

Solving the real bottleneck

The hardest part of a therapeutic isn't making it potent; it's getting enough of it across the blood-vessel wall and into diseased tissue. Most discovery tools score whether a protein is present. AVATAR scores whether you can actually reach it. That delivery-accessibility problem is the one we solve.

02

Platform, not a pipeline

Cavatar is built around a data and AI engine, not a single drug. AVATAR carries antibodies, conjugates, and nanoparticles to a chosen tissue — program after program, customer after customer.

03

Data compounds

Every mass-spec run and every in-vivo validation sharpens the models and expands the atlas. Unlike a static drug pipeline, the platform gets more valuable — and more defensible — with scale.

The pipeline

From spectrum to ranked, deliverable target.

Data flow
  1. Input

    Mass-spec data

  2. Structure

    AVAPROT engine

  3. Rank

    AI scoring models

  4. Output

    Ranked, delivery-aware targets