What happens to your DNA data?
Your raw file is read in your browser. Generating the full report sends selected marker readouts to our server. That distinction matters: a smaller extract is still genetic data.
Local file reading. Selected-marker server processing.
Your raw file
stays on your device
Parsed in your browser
only ~200 readouts leave
Report service
matches selected genotypes and returns findings
Inspect the data flow yourself.
In the analyzer, your raw file is read locally. The paid report request contains selected marker readouts and your report-access credential. Our report code does not write genetic results to a database, but payment records and infrastructure logs are separate. See the Privacy Policy for the data categories and contact details.
Download your PDF and keep your private access link secure. Anyone with that link may be able to reopen paid report access.
| Event | Destination | Bytes |
|---|---|---|
| Raw genome file upload | none | 0 |
This counter observes requests on this informational page only. It is not proof of what the analyzer or server does. To inspect the actual report flow, use your browser’s Network panel while generating a report with synthetic test data. Do not publish logs containing real genotypes or private report-access links.
Try it on your own file. Your raw DNA file never leaves your device.
Check your file and starter findings for free. The raw file stays in your browser; selected readouts are sent when you request the full report.
Free preview first · 30-day money-back guarantee, no reason needed.