
Scailyte is a clinical-stage precision medicine company that leverages artificial intelligence and single-cell analysis to develop breakthrough diagnostic and companion diagnostic solutions. Founded in 2017 as an ETH Zürich spin-off, Scailyte aims to address critical healthcare challenges by ensuring that patients receive the most effective treatments through its proprietary ScaiVision AI platform. The company has successfully analyzed over 1,000 single-cell samples and developed a pipeline of innovative products that utilize deep multimodal data insights to enhance patient outcomes in complex diseases such as cancer and autoimmune disorders.

Scailyte is a clinical-stage precision medicine company that leverages artificial intelligence and single-cell analysis to develop breakthrough diagnostic and companion diagnostic solutions. Founded in 2017 as an ETH Zürich spin-off, Scailyte aims to address critical healthcare challenges by ensuring that patients receive the most effective treatments through its proprietary ScaiVision AI platform. The company has successfully analyzed over 1,000 single-cell samples and developed a pipeline of innovative products that utilize deep multimodal data insights to enhance patient outcomes in complex diseases such as cancer and autoimmune disorders.
Sector: Clinical-stage precision medicine (single-cell + AI)
Founded: 2017 (ETH Zürich spin-off)
Headquarters: Basel, Switzerland
Core product: ScaiVision — explainable AI for single-cell biomarker discovery
Notable funding: Series A (Dec 4, 2023) — extended to ~USD 8M per reporting
Biomarker discovery and precision diagnostics for complex diseases (oncology, autoimmune disorders) using single-cell data.
2017
Biotechnology
CHF 3.1M and CHF 3.7M (reported)
Pre-Series A financing rounds in 2020 reported involving Swisscom Ventures, 4FO Ventures, Hemex and investiere.
CHF 6.0M (reported)
Series A announced Sep 19, 2022.
USD ~8,000,000 (reported extension)
Series A round noted on Dec 4, 2023 with reporting that the round was extended to approximately USD 8M.
“Multiple Swiss venture and family-office investors including Swisscom Ventures, Mirabaud, 4FO Ventures, Hemex; support from Innosuisse and MassChallenge reported”