Free Raw DNA Data Analysis — 75+ Genetic Traits
Upload your 23andMe, MyHeritage, AncestryDNA, or FTDNA raw data file and get an instant breakdown of 75+ scientifically-validated traits — longevity, metabolism, fitness, vitamins, and brain function. No subscription. No upload to our servers. Just real insights from data you already paid for.
Drag & drop your Raw DNA Data
Supports .csv or .txt files from MyHeritage, 23andMe, Ancestry, etc. Your file is analyzed completely offline in your browser.
How it works
Three simple steps. The whole flow takes less than a minute, and your file never touches our infrastructure.
Download your raw data
Log into 23andMe, MyHeritage, or AncestryDNA and download your raw data file (.csv or .txt). It's already yours — included with your kit.
Drop the file here
Drag-and-drop into the analyzer above. Processing happens entirely in your browser using JavaScript — nothing is uploaded.
Read & save your report
Browse 75+ traits across 5 categories with population context and molecular mechanisms. Save as PDF for your records.
What we analyze: 75+ traits across 5 categories
Each trait is mapped to one or more SNPs (single nucleotide polymorphisms) selected from peer-reviewed GWAS studies. Below is a sample — the full list is revealed after you upload.
Longevity & Aging
- •FOXO3 longevity gene
- •APOE Alzheimer's risk
- •Telomere length (TERT)
- •CETP cholesterol & centenarians
- •Factor V Leiden / Prothrombin clotting risk
- •Alpha-1 antitrypsin (SERPINA1)
Sleep & Circadian Rhythm
- •Chronotype - early bird/night owl (CLOCK)
- •Deep sleep need (ADA)
Diet & Metabolism
- •Lactose intolerance (LCT)
- •Caffeine sensitivity (CYP1A2)
- •Plant Omega-3 conversion (FADS1)
- •Type 2 diabetes risk (TCF7L2)
- •Fatty liver disease (PNPLA3)
- •G6PD deficiency / fava-bean reaction
Vitamins & Micronutrients
- •MTHFR folate metabolism
- •Vitamin D transport (GC)
- •B12 absorption (FUT2)
- •Iron uptake (TMPRSS6)
- •Hereditary hemochromatosis (HFE C282Y / H63D)
Fitness & Neurology
- •Strength vs endurance (ADRB2)
- •VO2 Max response (PPARGC1A)
- •Tendon injury risk (COL5A1)
- •Stress response: Worrier vs Warrior (COMT)
- •Empathy & social buffering (OXTR)
Cardiovascular Health
- •Lipoprotein(a) levels (LPA)
Pharmacogenomics
- •Clopidogrel response (CYP2C19*2)
- •Warfarin sensitivity (VKORC1)
- •Statin-induced muscle pain (SLCO1B1)
Skin & Anti-Aging
- •Antioxidant defense (SOD2)
Sensory Traits & Quirks
- •Eye color (HERC2)
- •Bitter taste / supertasters (TAS2R38)
- •Age-related macular degeneration (CFH)
- •Red hair / UV sensitivity (MC1R)
Why this is the most private DNA analyzer online
Most 'free' DNA tools quietly upload your file to a server, log it, run the analysis there, and send results back. We do something architecturally different.
Zero uploads
Your file is parsed by JavaScript running on your machine. We literally cannot see it.
Works offline
Disconnect your Wi-Fi after the page loads — analysis still runs. That's how local it is.
No data retention
Refresh the page and your results are gone. Save the PDF if you want to keep them.
How we compare to paid alternatives
If you've already paid for a DNA kit, you shouldn't have to pay again to actually read what's in it. Here's how our free tool stacks up against the most popular paid services.
| Feature | Aevos | Promethease | Genomelink | Sequencing.com |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Price | Free | $12 | $30/mo | $30-50/app |
| Your file never leaves your device | ||||
| No account or email required | ||||
| Curated traits | ||||
| Population context per gene | ||||
| Downloadable PDF report | ||||
| Multi-SNP gene resolution (FOXO3, APOE) | partial |
How to download your raw DNA data
Every consumer DNA company is legally required to give you access to your raw genotype data. Here's the exact path for each provider:
Download from 23andMe
- 1Sign in at 23andme.com
- 2Click your profile name (top right) → Browse Raw Data
- 3Scroll to the bottom → 'Download Raw Data'
- 4Confirm with your password — you'll receive a .zip file containing a .txt file
Download from MyHeritage
- 1Sign in at myheritage.com
- 2Click DNA → Manage DNA kits
- 3Click the three-dot menu next to your kit → 'Download data'
- 4Verify your identity via email — you'll get a .csv file
Download from AncestryDNA
- 1Sign in at ancestry.com
- 2Go to DNA → Your DNA Results Summary → Settings
- 3Scroll to 'Actions' → 'Download Raw DNA Data'
- 4Confirm via email — you'll get a .zip file containing a .txt
Download from FamilyTreeDNA (FTDNA)
- 1Sign in at familytreedna.com
- 2Go to your dashboard → Family Finder
- 3Click 'Download Raw Data'
- 4Choose 'Build 37 Concatenated Raw Data' — you'll get a .csv file
Frequently asked questions
Everything people typically ask before uploading their DNA file.
Is it really free? What's the catch?
Is my DNA data safe? Is it uploaded to servers?
Which files are supported?
I don't have my DNA data yet. How can I get it?
How do I download my raw DNA data from 23andMe / MyHeritage / Ancestry?
MyHeritage: Account → DNA → Manage DNA kits → 'Download data' → follow email verification.
AncestryDNA: DNA Settings → 'Download Raw DNA Data' → email verification.
In all cases you'll get a .csv or .txt file (sometimes zipped) — that's what you upload here.
Which traits are analyzed?
How are you different from Promethease, Genomelink, Sequencing.com, or others?
Are the interpretations reliable?
What is the Relevance score next to each trait?
Can I save or print the report?
Will you add more traits in the future?
Get notified about new traits
We're constantly adding new genetic markers. Drop your email and we'll let you know when the next batch ships — no spam, ever.
We never see your DNA — this opt-in is purely for product updates.
Medical Disclaimer: This tool is for educational and informational purposes only. It does not constitute medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment, and is not a substitute for clinical genetic testing. Genetic predispositions interact with environment and lifestyle — your phenotype is rarely your destiny. Always consult a qualified medical geneticist or healthcare professional before making decisions based on genetic information.
Quick stats
- Traits analyzed
- 75+
- Categories
- 6
- Avg. processing time
- < 5s
- Sent to our servers
- None (0 bytes)