Product Notes

The Developers page now lets you create, view and revoke your own API credentials directly, instead of showing a request-access page. This was previously only available in preview builds.

• Create an API credential without requesting access first
• View and revoke your existing credentials from the same page

Lab owners and contributors can now edit a data room file's details, switch it between public and confidential, or delete it, right from a menu on each file — no re-upload or asking someone else needed.

• A menu on each data room file offers Edit details, Make public / Make confidential, and Delete
• Switching a file's visibility keeps its protection in sync — confidential stays encrypted, public stays open
• Files kept under agreements don't show the menu, since those can't be changed
• Available to the lab's owners and contributors

A few things on molecule.xyz now say what they mean. The tokens page is called Markets, and labs with a token are marked as Listed.

• The tokens page is now Markets
• Labs with a token carry a Listed tag
• Filters read Network and Tradable only
• Stats on our pages show the real number straight away

The tokens page on molecule.xyz was coming up empty. It now lists every lab that has a token, including ones that aren't trading yet.

• Labs without a market still show, with a dash where the price would be
• The liquidity switch now narrows the list as it should
• Search finds a lab by its token symbol too

Lab owners can now read the membership agreement before they sign it, and a hiccup halfway through no longer means starting over.

• Read the membership agreement in a side panel, then Accept and sign
• Try again picks up where it stopped, without signing twice
• Saying no to the wallet prompt keeps everything you filled in
• If the last step is slow, you'll see your token is live and can Check again

Questions about Molecule now have a home at molecule.xyz/faq, and every answer has a page of its own you can read in full or share.

• Browse every question on the FAQ page
• Each answer page has the short answer, the full detail and related questions
• Read the full answer from any FAQ on the site

The events page on molecule.xyz shows what is coming up and what has already happened, and each event now has a page with the full details.

• Each event page has the description and who's hosting
• RSVP or view the event on Luma from its page
• More events at the bottom, so you can keep browsing

MIRA, the assistant on molecule.xyz, can now look things up in the Molecule documentation and link you to the page it used.

• Questions about how Molecule works can come with a link to the right docs page
• A new starter question walks you through creating a lab

If a lab's setup didn't finish, its public page used to say it didn't exist. Now it explains that the lab is still being set up.

• The public page says This lab is still being set up
• Unfinished labs stay out of the lists on Discover
• Your home page marks them Setup unfinished, so you can pick them up

Right after you create a lab, you'll see a short welcome with the next few things that make it worth visiting.

• Add details to fill in your lab's information
• Add files to start your data room
• Invite your team to work in the lab with you
• It only lists the steps you haven't done yet