About GenomeInsight

Making Genomic Insights Accessible to Everyone

We believe everyone deserves to understand their genetic blueprint. GenomeInsight brings professional-grade genome analysis to your browser — no lab coat required, no data compromise.

How It Works

Everything happens in your browser. Your DNA data never touches our servers.

Step 1

Upload Your File

Drop your raw DNA file from 23andMe, AncestryDNA, or any VCF-format file. We support all major consumer testing formats.

Step 2

Client-Side Processing

Your genome is parsed and analyzed entirely in your browser using JavaScript. No data is ever transmitted to any server.

Step 3

Variant Matching

We compare your SNPs against curated databases of clinically significant variants — health risks, pharmacogenomics, carrier status, and traits.

Step 4

Your Report

Receive an interactive, comprehensive report with risk scores, drug interactions, ancestry breakdown, and actionable wellness insights.

Privacy First

Zero-Knowledge Architecture

We engineered GenomeInsight so that we cannot access your data — even if we wanted to.

Zero-Knowledge Architecture

We literally cannot see your DNA data. All analysis runs in your browser — no server-side processing, no cloud storage, no exceptions.

No Server Storage

Your genetic data never leaves your device. We don't have servers that store DNA. Results are saved only in your browser's local storage.

No Genetic Profiling

We don't track which variants you carry or build profiles from your genetic data. Your genome is yours alone.

GINA Compliant

We support the Genetic Information Nondiscrimination Act. Your genetic data should never be used against you by employers or insurers.

Who Built This

Built by a developer who wanted to read his own DNA

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Henry Martinez

Founder & developer, Mortex LLC

GenomeInsight is a product of Mortex LLC, founded and built by Henry Martinez. After downloading his own raw data from a consumer DNA test and finding the available analysis tools either expensive, dated, or cavalier with privacy, he built the tool he wanted to use: one where the analysis runs entirely on your own device.

Henry is a software developer, not a physician. That distinction matters to us, and it should to you: nothing on this site is medical advice. What we can stand behind is the engineering and the sourcing — every report is generated from curated public databases (ClinVar, GWAS Catalog, PharmGKB) and CPIC clinical guidelines, and every article on this blog is written from primary, peer-reviewed sources with verified citations.

As the company grows, bringing a licensed genetic counselor onto the team for medical review is on the roadmap. Until then, we hold ourselves to the editorial standards below — and we always encourage you to discuss results that concern you with a qualified professional.

Editorial Standards

How we earn your trust

Health information deserves higher standards than ordinary web content. Here are ours.

Primary sources only

Every health claim on this site is grounded in peer-reviewed research, CPIC clinical guidelines, or authoritative public databases (ClinVar, GWAS Catalog, PharmGKB). We do not cite secondary blogs or unsourced claims.

Verified citations

Every reference we publish is checked to resolve to a real publication (DOI-verified against Crossref). If a citation cannot be verified, it does not appear on the site.

Corrections policy

Genetics moves fast and we are not infallible. If you spot an error — a miscited study, an outdated claim, a wrong effect size — email contact@genomeinsight.org and we will investigate and correct it promptly.

No conflicts of interest

We sell analysis software, nothing else. No supplements, no lab tests, no affiliate commissions on health products, no sponsored content. Our only incentive is an accurate product.

Not medical advice

Our content is educational. It is written to help you understand the published science, not to diagnose, treat, or replace a conversation with a qualified healthcare provider or genetic counselor.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is this a medical diagnostic tool?

No. GenomeInsight is for educational and informational purposes only. It does not diagnose conditions. Always consult qualified healthcare professionals before making medical decisions based on genetic information.

Which DNA testing services are compatible?

We support raw data files from 23andMe, AncestryDNA, MyHeritage, FamilyTreeDNA, and any standard VCF-format file. Most consumer testing services let you download your raw data.

How accurate are the results?

Our variant analysis is based on peer-reviewed studies from the GWAS Catalog and ClinVar. However, consumer genotyping chips only test a subset of known variants — clinical-grade sequencing is always more comprehensive.

Can I delete my data?

Since we never store your data on any server, there's nothing to delete on our end. Your results are stored only in your browser's local storage, which you can clear anytime from Settings.

Get in Touch

Questions, feedback, or partnership inquiries? We'd love to hear from you.

contact@genomeinsight.org