
BioReact
BioReact is an analytics platform used by scientists to improve their understanding of complex experimental data.
- Company
- Indianapolis, IN, USUnited States

BioReact is an analytics platform used by scientists to improve their understanding of complex experimental data.
bioreact.coCrawled Oct 15, 2026
Unify online signals, offline assays and experimental metadata in BioReact software to visualize, analyze and optimize bioreactor experiments in minutes.
BioReact helps scientists unify, analyze, and optimize fermentation and biomanufacturing data to accelerate bioprocess innovation.
BioReact helps scientists unify fermentation and bioprocess data, identify critical process variables, optimize yields, and accelerate development with advanced analytics and AI-powered insights.
The University of Tulsa’s **Hurricane Ventures** invests in **BioReact**, an AI-driven analytics platform. The company develops software solutions for modern industrial applications, combining artificial intelligence with data analytics to optimize operations. BioReact targets sectors where real-time data processing enhances efficiency and decision-making.
Feb 2026The University of TulsaNews article
BioReact secures $1.07 million in an oversubscribed pre-seed funding round led by New Stack Ventures. The company develops AI-driven solutions for bioprocessing, aiming to enhance efficiency and intelligence in industrial biological production. This investment marks a key milestone in scaling its technology.
Jan 2026News article
BioReact introduces an AI-driven platform designed to optimize bioprocesses in industries like pharmaceuticals and biotechnology. The system integrates machine learning to enhance efficiency, reduce costs, and improve yield in fermentation and cell culture operations. Early adopters include mid-sized biotech firms seeking scalable solutions for complex production workflows.
Jul 2025openPR.comNews article
Mitchell Castetter founded **BioReact**, a startup developing software to modernize data analysis for biotech firms. The company targets outdated systems used by scientists, aiming to streamline workflows and improve infrastructure. Castetter, with prior experience in biotech sales, leads the Indianapolis-based venture within the local startup ecosystem.
Jul 2025ENGINENews article