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Visualize and explore molecular structures with high-quality, real-time graphics on Apple devices. Offers various rendering options, interactive tools, and animation capabilities. Runs entirely on-device with no data collection or ads.
1.13.0
October 22, 2026
Studio lights: light your molecule like a photo studio. • Up to six spot lights around the molecule, each with its own place, colour, warmth, beam, brightness and shadow. Your colours, materials and settings stay exactly as they are. • Seven presets to start from: three-point, softbox, spotlight, Rembrandt, neon, sunset and underlight. • Lights mode: drag a light's knob on the molecule, pinch it to move it closer, and long-press the molecule to place a highlight. On iPhone the light menu sits in the Lights bar with a pull-up editor; on iPad the orbit view and inspector float over the scene. • Coloured shadows, one per light: a red light's shadow is where red doesn't reach. • Haze and floating dust fill the beams, and shadowed lights cast light shafts through the haze. • Sessions and scenes save the lights, and scene movies blend from one lighting setup to the next. Also in this release: • SNFG glycan cartoons: each sugar drawn as its 3D SNFG symbol, plus a glycan topology view. • Movie export with quality presets, up to 4K on iPad. • Use your own MSA server for structure prediction. • Share Structure lets you choose which objects to share. • Notes open full screen, and the iPhone camera button fades out while you work. • After an interrupted session restore, RayMol offers to start empty. • Fixed: glass on spheres and ball-and-stick, background gradients, labels over transparent surfaces, and smart punctuation in the console.
MoreThanks for the review! have you updated to the recent versions? would you mind sharing glitches, bugs, and feature requests to support@raymol.io?
RayMol supports a wide range of representations including cartoon, sticks, spheres, surface, mesh, ribbon, dots, and labels, allowing for detailed analysis of molecular structures.
Yes, RayMol allows you to build and export camera, scene, and state animations, enabling dynamic presentations of molecular changes and interactions.
No, RayMol runs entirely on your device and does not collect any personal data, tracking, or advertisements, ensuring user privacy.
RayMol is available on macOS, iPad, and iPhone, leveraging native Metal rendering for smooth, real-time graphics across these Apple platforms.
The latest version, 1.12.1, was released on October 9, 2026, indicating a recent update. Further update frequency details are not provided.
No, RayMol is completely ad-free. The application description explicitly states that it includes no tracking or ads.
RayMol has an age rating of 4+, making it suitable for a broad audience including younger users interested in scientific visualization.
Yes, RayMol includes the full PyMOL command interface, catering to power users who prefer scripting for advanced control and automation.