Toolbox
Useful genome tools, without pretending to be your doctor.
Start with the least data-sharing option
Know what each tool will do with your genome file before using it. Some tools run locally; others require sending genetic information to a company or service.
- Inspect the file header and format before choosing an analysis service.
- Consider using a local tool when possible, and check deletion and retention policies for uploads.
- Use a clinician or accredited service for questions that could change medical care.
These tools focus on decisions, file literacy and privacy. They deliberately avoid turning raw consumer data into unsupported medical conclusions.
Genome File Inspector
Identify common DNA-file formats and extract basic metadata locally in your browser.
DNA Test Finder
Choose between ancestry genotyping, WGS and clinician-guided testing based on your actual goal.
Privacy Checklist
Evaluate testing and interpretation services before giving them permanent genetic data.
Coming next
Genome storage calculator
Estimate local and backup storage needs for VCF, BAM/CRAM and FASTQ files, then build a practical 3-2-1 backup plan.
Raw-data compatibility checker
Answer “Can I use this Ancestry / 23andMe / VCF file with that tool?” without trial-and-error uploads.