Isabl LinkedIn · Jan 2026
Isabl announced the pan-cancer study collaboration with Weill Cornell Medicine and emphasized that its WGS-based HRD classifier found HRD phenotypes beyond BRCA1/2 mutations.
Cancer tests based on whole genome and transcriptome data.
Public company, workplace, funding, and market signals
Isabl is a New York-based oncology diagnostics company building a whole-genome-and-transcriptome sequencing SaaS platform for cancer testing and biomarker discovery.
Primary product
Isabl GxT / WGTS SaaS platform
Founded
2020
Headquarters
New York, New York, United States
Team size
1-10
Work style
Remote
Industry
Medical and Diagnostic Laboratories
Sub-industry
oncology diagnostics / cancer genomics / molecular diagnostics
Offices
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Business model
Stage
seed
Total raised
$5.1M
Latest round
Grant · Apr 2023
Latest amount
$2M
Leadership
CEO and Scientific Co-founder
CTO and Technical Co-founder
Medical Co-founder
VP, Business Operations
Chief Bioinformatics Officer
Chief Business Officer (acting)
Mission-driven and patient-focused, with a remote-first operating style, collaboration across science and engineering, and explicit values around focus, nimbleness, innovation, reliability, tenacity, and integrity.
Work style
Remote
Compensation
No public salary bands were found; public hiring signals mention equity as a benefit, but no detailed compensation ranges were disclosed.
Benefits
Pricing
Free for academic and research use; commercial use requires a license; ACH payments are accepted.
Differentiators
Technology
Customers
Competitors
Estimated revenue
~$5M estimated ARR (third-party 2024 estimate)
Isabl LinkedIn · Jan 2026
Isabl announced the pan-cancer study collaboration with Weill Cornell Medicine and emphasized that its WGS-based HRD classifier found HRD phenotypes beyond BRCA1/2 mutations.
GenomeWeb · Jan 2026
GenomeWeb covered the Communications Medicine paper showing Isabl's WGS-based HRD classifier can detect homologous recombination deficiency missed by commercial assays.
Weill Cornell Medicine Newsroom · Jan 2026
Weill Cornell highlighted a study using Isabl-developed whole-genome sequencing analysis to improve identification of patients who may benefit from PARP inhibitors, citing better performance than current commercial methods.
Communications Medicine / Nature · Jan 2026
Peer-reviewed publication describing the Isabl HRD classifier and its evaluation across a pan-cancer cohort, including validation against commercial HRD tests.
TechCrunch · May 2022
TechCrunch covered Isabl coming out of stealth, FDA Breakthrough Device Designation, and its $3M seed round led by Two Sigma Ventures.