Hello, I've developed a web-based platform called AlphaSuite Atlas that automatically annotates protein structures with their functional regions in seconds.

You can search over 570,000 proteins and over 11 million structures by name, species, UniProt ID, PDB code, disease, pathway, or plain English (e.g. DNA binding proteins involved in breast cancer).

In around 15 seconds, Atlas returns fully annotated, interactive structure and sequence, mapped with functional domains, motifs, secondary structure, ligands, cofactors, and a plain-language summary of what each component actually does.

Every available structure for a protein (both experimental and predicted) can be accessed and uniformly annotated, with links back to the original papers and databases so all the underlying resources are right there.

Its not finished and we have some bugs to work out so I'd love to hear any feedback after you give it a try here: https://alphasuite.bio/waitlist

Heres a survey to give feedback: https://forms.gle/BEHLNoHgjbLqnSEj7 But feel free to message/email with any further feedback or questions.

Looking forward to hearing your thoughts :)