The multi-taste predictor that was developed has been integrated into a web-based interface (). This platform serves as a user-friendly graphical interface for conducting analyses on chemical compounds expressed in different notations such as SMILES, FASTA, InChI, SMARTS, or PubChem compound names. When the user provides a PubChem name, the system searches the PubChem database for the corresponding compound and retrieves its SMILES representation to perform the multi-taste prediction. The platform design follows the separation of concerns principle between the presentation layer (front-end) and the data access layer (back-end). The front-end is the visible part of the application that users interact with on their devices. It allows users to input compounds directly into a text field or upload a file that consists of several compounds, each one written on a separate line. Furthermore, the users may choose to specify the annotation format of their inputs or let the system recognize it automatically. Once the analysis is completed, the results are displayed in a table format, showing the queried compounds' SMILES, their 2D molecular representation, and the taste prediction result presented both in a textual format and as a spider chart.