Chai-1 vs Boltz

Chai-1: Multimodal foundation model for molecular structure prediction. Boltz: Open biomolecular interaction models (Boltz-1, Boltz-2) for complex structure and binding-affinity prediction.

Facts below come from each project's own website, repository and paper. We don't publish benchmark claims here; see the papers for evaluations. Shared tags: structure.

FieldChai-1Boltz
TaskStructure predictionStructure + binding-affinity prediction
ModalitiesProtein, nucleotides, ligands (SMILES), modified residues, complexBiomolecular complexes
MSA requiredOptional (single-sequence mode supported)Optional (MSA server flag)
Open weightsYes (non-commercial); free web interface incl. commercialYes (MIT)
GPU needRequired: CUDA + bfloat16; A100/H100/L40S recommendedRecommended; CPU supported but much slower
LicenseApache-2.0MIT
PricingOpen sourceOpen source
Released2024-09-092024-11-17
PaperLinkLink
GitHubGitHubGitHub
GitHub stars2,0034,255
InterfacePackage, Docker, WebPackage

Specs come from each project's README, paper or official page · Chai-1 README · Chai-1 paper · Boltz README · Boltz paper. “—” means we couldn't verify it.

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