DFT Engine
Density functional theory calculations at B3LYP/6-311G++ and beyond. Parallelized across cloud GPU clusters with automatic queue management.
DFT Engine →Qchemvyx runs DFT-accurate reaction pathway scans in hours — not weeks. Built for computational chemists who need throughput at the quality bar of B3LYP/6-311G.
Synthesis, characterization, and fume-hood time are expensive. A single DFT scan on a local workstation takes 3–6 days per candidate. With 200–500 candidates in a design space, teams are forced to make arbitrary decisions about which structures to synthesize — not evidence-based ones.
The result: 80% of synthesis effort goes to candidates that could have been ruled out computationally within hours. Qchemvyx changes that equation.
| Metric | Traditional | Qchemvyx |
|---|---|---|
| Candidates/week | 5–8 | 500+ |
| DFT scan time | 3–6 days | ~8 hours |
| Fume-hood cost | ~$12K/week | Deferred |
| Throughput gain | — | 40× |
Density functional theory calculations at B3LYP/6-311G++ and beyond. Parallelized across cloud GPU clusters with automatic queue management.
DFT Engine →Automated transition state search and IRC calculation. Full energy profiles for elementary reaction steps with NEB and QST3 methods.
Reaction Pathways →Define a candidate structure space, set DFT parameters, submit 500-structure batch — results ranked by activation energy.
Screening Workflows →3D potential energy surface visualization. Saddle point identification. Export to standard quantum chemistry formats including XYZ, SDF, and JSON.
Energy Analysis →SMILES input, SDF/MOL2/XYZ. Output compatible with ORCA, Gaussian, VASP, and common ELN platforms including Benchling and LabArchives.
Integrations →Validated against NIST CCCBDB reference data and published CCSD(T) benchmarks. Not ML-approximated — actual DFT at the B3LYP/6-311G++ level.
View Benchmarks →Submit SMILES strings or SDF files. Supported: up to 500 structures per batch. Automatic 3D structure generation with MMFF94 force field pre-optimization.
Choose functional (B3LYP, ωB97X-D, PBE0) and basis set. Set solvent model, spin state, and convergence criteria. Saved parameter sets for repeat workflows.
Activation energies, reaction energies, Gibbs free energy corrections. CSV export, interactive visualizer, direct API access. Results in ~8 hours.
We validate every functional against coupled-cluster quality reference energies from 18 reaction classes in the GMTKN55 benchmark set. MAE values below 1.0 kcal/mol for thermochemical reaction energies.
View Full Benchmark Report →| Reaction Class | B3LYP-D4 | ωB97X-D |
|---|---|---|
| Atomization energies | 0.64 | 0.51 |
| Reaction energies | 0.81 | 0.72 |
| Barrier heights | 1.42 | 0.89 |
| Noncovalent interactions | 0.55 | 0.48 |
Screen transition metal complexes and surface binding energies before synthesis. Rank by activation energy, selectivity, and thermodynamic stability.
Catalyst design workflows →
Identify rate-limiting steps and byproduct pathways in manufacturing reaction conditions. IRC scan for mechanism elucidation.
Process optimization workflows →
High-throughput electronic structure calculations for functional materials screening. Battery electrolytes, polymer additives, solid-state materials.
Materials screening workflows →"We ran 400 amide coupling variants in a single weekend. That would have been 6 weeks of queue time on our local HPC."
"The activation energy rankings let us down-select from 320 candidates to 12 synthesis targets. The top-ranked hit turned out to be the best performer in the lab."
"What sets Qchemvyx apart is the transition state search quality. Not a heuristic approximation — actual NEB-driven saddle point location."
Request access. Our team will onboard you with a sample catalyst library within 48 hours.