MolSketch is a browser-based chemical structure editor created for researchers, students, educators, and professionals in chemistry. It allows users to create and edit chemical structures directly in their browser, avoiding the need for desktop software installation. Having grown organically to around 2,000 monthly users since its launch, the platform has also attracted approximately 50 registered users without any paid advertising initiatives. Key features include freehand drawing, structure generation by compound names, OCR-based recognition, and multilingual support, among others. The platform operates with ease, requiring minimal maintenance. An admin dashboard supports user management and analytics while a built-in blog system supports content publication. Google authentication is available, enabling cross-device access, and the site is responsive across desktop, tablet, and mobile. The product has shown demand as a simple, accessible browser-based chemistry tool. Technologically, MolSketch offers features like browser-based editing, chemical OCR, multilingual support, and cross-device access. The sale package includes the codebase, website, brand assets, and more. Despite being pre-revenue with negligible operating expenses, several monetization angles are available for a new owner, such as introducing a subscription model, developing APIs, and offering embedded editors for third-party use. The potential for expansion in cloud storage and collaboration also exists. With the founder unable to further develop the product due to other commitments, a new owner has the opportunity to focus on monetizing and growing the platform.