Blood tests, genetics, wearables, body composition — our AI cross-references everything to show you what's working, what isn't, and what you can change.

You cannot change your DNA, but with the right information and the right actions, you can manage and respond to your genetic predispositions. Diet, exercise, and lifestyle choices can reshape the outcomes your genes predict.
Immutable, but not a life sentence. Knowing your predispositions is the first step to managing them.
Tailored nutrition, targeted exercise, informed supplementation — every choice moves the needle.
Normalized biomarkers, optimized health. You work with your biology, not against it.
Variant TCF7L2 increases risk by 40%. A sedentary lifestyle + a diet high in simple carbs = the disease takes hold.
Low-carb diet, exercise 5x/week, magnesium supplementation. Result: normalized blood glucose, risk reduced by up to 70%.
The difference? Actionable information + continuous monitoring. Your genetics warned you, but your choices saved you.
Based on published research (Tuomilehto et al., NEJM 2001; Diabetes Prevention Program, NEJM 2002). Individual results vary. This is not medical advice — consult your healthcare provider.
Multiple AI models analyze your genetics, blood tests, and lifestyle together — not in isolation. The system finds cross-references between your DNA and your lab results, flags what matters, and shows you which changes in diet, exercise, or supplements could move the needle on your specific biomarkers. Each analysis gets smarter as the system learns from real-world correlations across all data types.
Every analysis improves the system. The AI learns which genetic variants actually correlate with biomarker changes in real people — not just what the literature says.
Our knowledge base is updated continuously from PubMed, ClinVar, and clinical guidelines — so your reports reflect the latest science, not last year's textbook.
Genetics, lab tests, bioimpedance, medications, diet, and lifestyle — all in one place, not scattered across apps
See exactly how changes in diet, exercise, or supplements could affect your actual health numbers
Your health data is end-to-end encrypted and fully compliant with LGPD and HIPAA privacy standards
Unlike generic chatbots, GenIA has live access to your full genetic profile — over 500,000 markers through our genetic vault (GenomiX) — plus heart rate, sleep, steps, and other wearable metrics through our health data engine (VitaliX). It can pull any variant or health metric on demand.
The AI pulls specific markers on demand using GenomiX — enabling analyses that would be impossible if you had to paste hundreds of thousands of variants into a chat.
Choose which AI runs your analysis: Claude, Gemini, GPT-4, or others. Each model has different strengths for different types of questions.
GenIA has full context from every panel you've generated, so its answers build on your previous analyses — getting more precise each time.
Ask about specific variants, gene-gene interactions, or how certain polymorphisms affect your response to medications or nutrients.
Do I have risk for type 2 diabetes? What relevant SNPs do I have?
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Fetching: TCF7L2, PPARG, KCNJ11, SLC30A8...A complete picture from every source of health data you have
Your genetic blueprint — predispositions, ancestry, pharmacogenomics, and hereditary traits
Lab results that show where you stand right now — and shift as your lifestyle changes
Detailed body composition — muscle mass, fat, water — all of which shift with diet and exercise
Body measurements and vital signs that track your current physical state
How your environment and lifestyle modify your gene expression over time
The daily habits that most influence your health — exercise, sleep, and stress management
Your eating patterns and daily routines — adjustable levers that directly impact your results
Current and past medications and supplements — they directly affect your lab results and how you feel
Your medical history — symptoms, conditions, and the clinical context AI needs for accurate analysis
Start with whatever you have — blood tests, genetic files, wearable data, bioimpedance. You don't need all of them to get value.
Your genetic variants are mapped, normalized, and cross-referenced with your lab results and lifestyle data into one unified health profile.
Multiple AI models look for connections between your DNA and your biomarkers — like how your TCF7L2 variant relates to your actual glucose levels.
Reports show which specific changes in diet, exercise, or supplements could improve your biomarkers — based on your actual genetics, not generic advice.
Bring together your genetics, lab tests, body composition, and lifestyle. Find out what you can change — and what difference it makes.
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