Our story.
When the pandemic hit, it took our workplace down with it. What remained was a small team and a kind of sandbox: a handful of technologies with real potential but no product, no company, and suddenly no ground beneath us. It arrived at the exact moment the world felt, all at once, how fragile our society and our planet really are. We decided that was a reason to build, not to wait.
We raised a modest seed round and learned fast that biotech, like any high-tech environment, is expensive, complex, and unforgiving. As we raised infrastructure and fought to stabilize our processes, we came close, more than once, to running out of air. A company is not anaerobic: cut off its funding and it suffocates. We kept breathing, barely, and we kept building.
During the pandemic we went deep into genotyping. We set out to build a COVID test made entirely in Mexico, and we did. The rules of the market closed that door, but it opened a far bigger one. The prize was never a single test or product. It was control of the entire pipeline, from the design of an organism to the finished solution in someone's hands.
On a foundation that began with a licensed process to manufacture a probiotic biopolymer for agriculture, we kept adding: genotyping, then sequencing and bioinformatics, then the design and optimization of species themselves. Each capability made the next one possible, until they became a single, integrated stack.
People say Mexico is blessed with natural resources. It is. But we have not been smart about turning that wealth into progress without harming the ecosystems it comes from, and we intend to change that course. Our biomanufacturing today runs as a zero-waste process: it takes scraps from the fishing industry that would otherwise be thrown away, and it hands value back to the communities that now prepare that material to supply us.
As our understanding grows, so does our ambition: bigger problems, higher stakes. We mean to show that a developing economy has something the world needs, a new kind of progress that lifts local communities and protects the environment as profoundly as science has advanced modern life.
