AIDD Soln is a drug-discovery research platform that helps users explore ChEMBL data through natural-language queries. Its search tool converts questions into ChEMBL 36 queries, making it easier to find compounds and targets, review relevant results, and save useful findings. Example searches include EGFR inhibitors with IC50 values below 100 nM, approved kinase inhibitors, and selective COX-2 inhibitors.

The platform brings together extensive drug-discovery datasets, including information on 2.8 million compounds, more than 24 million activity records, 17,800 targets, and 1.8 million assay records and references. Users can also explore target snapshots featuring source information, maximum clinical phase, activity summaries, approved drugs, and clinical candidates. A curated feed presents research papers and platform updates, while the glossary explains concepts such as Lipinski’s rules, PAINS, QED, and TPSA. Additional resources include a Q&A section, manuals, and a getting-started guide. AIDD Soln identifies its data sources as ChEMBL 36, UniProt, and PubChem, and its computational tools include RDKit. The platform is intended for research use.