The Verinome Journal
No hype, no fear-selling, just clear explanations of what your DNA can and can’t tell you, and why we built Verinome the way we did.
How much does it cost to analyze your 23andMe or AncestryDNA raw data?
You already paid to generate the file. What reading it actually costs in 2026, one-time vs subscription.
How to read your AncestryDNA raw data, privately, in your browser
AncestryDNA’s raw file holds far more than family matches. Read what’s in it without uploading your genome to anyone’s server.
The best 23andMe alternative after the 2025 bankruptcy
The bankruptcy put its DNA database up for sale. What that means for your data, and the options that don’t store your genome at all.
The best Promethease alternative in 2026
Promethease hands you thousands of unranked findings to triage yourself. How the honest alternatives compare, and who should switch.
How to read your 23andMe raw data privately, in your browser
Your raw export is a plain text file you already own. Read what’s in it without uploading your genome to anyone’s server.
Why we grade every result A-D, and show you the D’s
Most DNA reports sound equally confident whether the science is ironclad or a single small study. Here’s the grading system that fixes that.
What the 23andMe breach really taught us about DNA privacy
A breach, a bankruptcy, and a genetic database up for auction. The lesson isn’t "pick a safer company", it’s don’t hand over your genome at all.
Pharmacogenomics, honestly: what CPIC can and can’t tell you
Your genes really do affect how you respond to some drugs. They also get oversold constantly. Where the line actually is.
Your DNA file never leaves your browser, here’s the actual mechanism
"We take privacy seriously" is a promise. A file that never uploads is an architecture. The difference, in plain terms.
Your genome, on your terms.
Drop in your file and see it graded, free to try, without ever uploading your file.
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