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# Welcome to Biodock
Biodock finds, outlines and measures the objects in your microscopy images with AI you can train yourself, without writing code.
*What you'll get: a one-minute map of Biodock, and where to start.*
A finished analysis: click a dot in Segmentation data to jump to that object, then compare groups in Comparison data.
Biodock finds the things you care about in microscopy images: cells, nuclei, organoids, puncta, tissue regions. It outlines each one and turns them into numbers you can compare and export. You teach it with a few labels. You don't need to code or know machine learning.
## Where things are
The sidebar on the left holds everything:
* **Home**: your starting page, with a checklist for your first model and your latest projects and analyses.
* **Projects**: label images and train your own AI models.
* **Analysis**: run a model on your images, or label a few images with AI help, and open the results.
* **Files**: upload, organise and view your images.
* **Molecules**: when your account has it, a second group in the sidebar for work that starts from a sequence or a compound instead of an image: **Library**, **Structure prediction**, **Immunogenicity** and **Variant scoring**. The [video tutorials](/start/video-tutorials.md) walk through each one.
The top bar has the account switcher (your personal account or a [workspace](/workspaces/workspaces.md)), **Recent uploads**, your notifications and your account menu. [A tour of the app](/start/tour-of-the-app.md) walks through each one.
## Where to start
* **New to Biodock?** [Start here](/start/start-here-choose-a-tutorial.md) and pick one of two paths: label a few images with AI help, or train a model that runs on any number of them.
* **Prefer to watch?** See the [video tutorials](/start/video-tutorials.md).
* **Working with a lab?** Read [Workspaces](/workspaces/workspaces.md).
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