Trait analysis
Review broader trait categories, individual markers, research explanations, and available publications.
- Overview reports
- Individual trait reports
- Research references
Traits and predictions catalog
Explore reports about physical characteristics, sensory traits, blood type, personality associations, and more. Genes are one influence among many, and results remain probabilistic.
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Educational reports only. They are not medical diagnoses and do not define a person.
Choose a category
Start with broad reports and publications, or open a focused prediction about a specific characteristic.
Review broader trait categories, individual markers, research explanations, and available publications.
Explore probabilistic reports about appearance, blood type, runs of homozygosity, personality, and researched social associations.
Trait analysis
Read the observed variant, the reported association, and the limitations together.
Use a single dashboard to explore physical characteristics, sensory abilities, metabolism-related traits, and other everyday categories.
Open detailed reports for a particular trait or category and review the variants included in the analysis.
Search peer-reviewed publications that connect genetic variants with reported traits and health research.
Predictions
Prediction strength varies. Physical, behavioral, and social traits can be shaped by many genetic and non-genetic factors.
Explore probabilities for eye color, hair color, skin pigmentation, freckles, and other visible characteristics.
Estimate likely ABO and Rh blood type from available genetic markers. Do not use this result for transfusion or clinical decisions.
Analyze runs of homozygosity to estimate whether the two parental lineages may share recent genetic relatedness.
Review research associations involving openness, conscientiousness, extraversion, and other tendencies without treating genes as definitions.
Explore published genetic associations with economic attitudes and political preferences, with strong limits on individual prediction.
Process
A compatible file supplies the available markers; each report then applies its selected evidence and presents the result with context.
Use a supported RAW DNA file from a major provider or compatible converted data.
The report checks available markers against its configured research associations.
Review the estimate, evidence, limitations, and relevant non-genetic influences together.
Reference notes
Accuracy varies by trait, study design, ancestry representation, and the markers available in a DNA file. Some physical traits are more predictable than complex behavioral traits. Every result should be read as a probability or association, not a certainty.
Reports examine SNPs that published research has associated with particular traits. Some traits involve a small number of variants, while complex traits can reflect many variants alongside environmental and social factors.
Genetic data is handled on EU-hosted systems with encryption and GDPR controls. You can request deletion, and uploaded files follow the retention terms shown in the upload flow and privacy policy.
The platform supports RAW files from major providers including 23andMe, AncestryDNA, MyHeritage, FamilyTreeDNA, and LivingDNA. Compatible WGS data can be used after conversion.
No. Trait reports are informational and educational. They are not diagnoses, clinical tests, or a basis for medical decisions. Consult a qualified healthcare professional for medical advice.
Predicted Blood Type and the parental relatedness analysis are available free to users with a compatible uploaded DNA file. Premium reports provide broader or more detailed analysis.
Upload a compatible file to access free reports, or browse the store for deeper trait and prediction reports.
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