2D drawing
Atoms, single or multiple bonds, stereochemistry, common shapes, hydrogens and functional groups on an interactive sheet.
Balzano Consulting / Digital chemistry
A browser-based molecular workspace for building structures, changing representation, exploring geometry and organising chemistry projects on the device.

The project
ChemHub begins with a visual 2D editor and connects the same structure to formulae, text notation, a 3D view, electronic analysis and reactions. Projects remain in the browser and can include history, snapshots and conformers through local storage.
It is an educational and exploration tool: it does not replace certified scientific databases, professional modelling software or laboratory validation.
Features / 01
Atoms, single or multiple bonds, stereochemistry, common shapes, hydrogens and functional groups on an interactive sheet.
Geometry generation, render-quality controls and spatial representations of the molecule.
Molecular formula, SMILES, Lewis representations and IUPAC tools for supported structures.
Reaction building and analysis, reaction SMILES, RXN V2000 and a quick flow directly on the sheet.
Import and export for SMILES, MOL V2000, SDF, CML, XYZ and ChemHub project packages.
Separate sheets, locking completed structures, history, snapshots and extended IndexedDB storage.
Inside the application
The dashboard is a real screen. The three working views are placeholders ready for final in-app captures.
CCOBuilding, properties and representations connected to one structure.
Navigable molecular geometry and spatial representation modes.
Reactants, proposed product and exchange through interoperable formats.
Flow
Atoms, bonds, charges and stereochemistry in one model.
Valence, geometry, nomenclature and reactions read the same state.
2D sheet, 3D view, formulae and formats stay connected.
Responsible use
Nomenclature, geometry, property and reaction results depend on the implemented chemistry scope and may not cover complex structures or specialist cases. Research, safety and laboratory work always require qualified scientific sources and tools.