We are currently developing a bio-shape similarity system for supplying high-throughput protein shape similarity applications within massive datasets. The proposed system is powered by a global-to-local shape similarity system which exploits shape elevation and local convexity attributes. In the first step, a global similarity is computed between the shape descriptors associated to each protein input. The procedure outputs best N similarities chosen by the user, within a query-to-cluster approach. The second stage is a patch-based local similarity computation method which is designed to find the best similar target from the cluster for supplying query-to-target protein retrieval applications. The local patch-based similarity comparison benefits of a multi-CPU implementation, offering thus fast query search capabilities within massive datasets. Experimental results on the SHREC 2017 BioShape dataset [4] composed of 5484 models, illustrate the effectiveness of the proposed system.