Nitish Kumar Singh
Input Creator · PES Plot · xTB · Conformational Analysis · 3D Visualizer · AutoChemy Web
Automate Computational Chemistry
ORCA input creation and PES plotting in the browser
B3LYP for organics · BP86/TPSSh for transition metals · wB97X-D3 for accurate energetics
Selected Theoretical Model
def2-SVP/TZVP are strongly recommended for most ORCA work.
This web app can generate ORCA input and job scripts, but it cannot run ORCA in the browser. To submit and run calculations locally, download the full AutoChemy desktop software.
⚠ xTB is a semiempirical tight-binding method. Use it for quick screening / geometry pre-check before full DFT.
xTB developed by Prof. Stefan Grimme and coworkers.
Set up local xTB to run calculations from this tab. The browser cannot execute xTB by itself.
xTB output folder: (run a job to see path — project-local external_modules/xtb/xtb_runs/xtb_run_…)
Paste or load XYZ, ORCA * xyz … *, ORCA .out coordinates, Gaussian .gjf, or plain atom lines. Formats are auto-normalized on paste.
| Species Name | Type | Plot? | Stoich | Normal Term | Imag Modes | Electronic E (Eh) | Enthalpy (Eh) | Gibbs (Eh) | SP Electronic (Eh) | <S**2> | S**2 Dev | Rel E | Rel G | Rel H |
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When you open PES Plot in the sidebar, choose Auto plot (ORCA .out energies) or Manual plot (type levels). Auto workflow: add files, Recompute, then Generate Plot for the full plot window with style, colours, and export.
Paste or load an XYZ structure and explore it interactively.
Drag or swipe to rotate · Pinch or scroll to zoom · Tap atoms in order: 2 = bond length, 3 = angle, 4 = dihedral (tap empty space to clear)
Free & open-source
Built for researchers for computational chemistry
AutoChemy helps you create ORCA inputs, build PES plots, and streamline quantum-chemistry workflows in the browser—so you can save time and focus on new ideas and science.
Nitish Kumar Singh
Input Creator · PES Plot · xTB · Conformational Analysis · 3D Visualizer · AutoChemy Web
Saurabh Singh Negi
Output Viewer · DIA · Orbital Creator · ML
Vaibhav Goel
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