Download your raw DNA file from 23andMe, MyHeritage, AncestryDNA, and other services. Visit and sign up at GenesUnveiled.com. Upload your file locally in your browser in your personal GenesUnveiled.com/dashboard Purchase a subscription Instantly access up to 140+ personalized reports. New reports added frequently. We aim to offer 500+ reports in total by 2027. Note: We offer 40+ gene specific insights for free in GeneExplorer.

To analyze your DNA in GenesUnveiled, you’ll need your raw DNA file — a plain text file (or csv) containing your genotype information. 1. AncestryDNA Log in to your Ancestry.com account. Go to "Settings" for the DNA kit you want to download. Scroll to "Download DNA Data". Enter your password and accept the terms. Click the link in the confirmation email they send you. Save the .zip file to your computer. Official AncestryDNA Retrieval Link 2. 23andMe Log in to your 23andMe account. Click your name in the top right and select "Browse Raw Data". Click "Download" in the upper right. Re-enter your password and answer the security question. Confirm and wait for the email with your download link. Save the .zip file to your computer. Official 23andMe Retrieval Link 3. MyHeritage Log in to MyHeritage.com. Go to "DNA" → "Manage DNA kits". Find your kit and click "Download". Accept the terms and re-enter your password. Click the download link in the confirmation email. Official MyHeritage Retrieval Link 4. FamilyTreeDNA Log in to FamilyTreeDNA.com. Hover over "myFTDNA" and select "Family Finder". Click "Download Raw Data". Save the .zip file to your computer. Official FTDNA Retrieval Link 5. Living DNA Log in to LivingDNA.com. Go to "DNA Data" in your profile. Click "Download Raw Data". Confirm and save the file to your device. Official Living DNA Retrieval Link

We offer a simple pricing model with optional subscriptions to access premium reports and features. To access all 140+ reports you need the Premium DNA Subscription.

Yes, as long as your DNA file is still available on your device. We recommend saving your results or reuploading them each time you visit GenesUnveiled.

GenesUnveiled is a personalized DNA analysis platform that transforms your raw genetic data into 140+ science-based health and wellness insights. We help you explore your genetic predisposition for conditions like cancer and heart disease, understand key SNP mutations—all without ever uploading your DNA to external servers. Learn more about how we calculate such risk scores in the "Accuracy and PRS" column.

Privacy-first: Your DNA never leaves your device. Scientifically rigorous: We base all reports exclusively on genome-wide significant variants supported by peer-reviewed research or replication in multiple independent studies. User-friendly: Designed for everyday users—not just scientists. Polygenic Risk Scores (PRS): Our condition reports use aggregated risk from multiple variants, not just one-off SNPs.

GenesUnveiled was founded by two Norwegian brothers in 2024, driven by a shared passion for making advanced genetic science understandable, secure, and accessible to everyone.

As we continue to improve GenesUnveiled, we plan to launch V2 with new features and a completely overhauled user interface. While work on V2 is underway, V1 will continue to receive new reports and updates. We are currently aiming for V2 to launch in late 2026.

We currently support raw DNA files from: 23andMe (all versions) AncestryDNA MyHeritage FamilyTreeDNA Other major services (as long as the file is in standard format: .txt or .csv) All analyses use the forward strand (the format used by most DNA testing companies) for maximum compatibility.

How do I download my raw DNA data from the major testing companies? To upload your DNA to GenesUnveiled, you’ll need your raw DNA file — a plain text file containing your genotype information. Here’s how to get it from the most common providers: 1. AncestryDNA Log in to your Ancestry.com account. Go to "Settings" for the DNA kit you want to download. Scroll to "Download DNA Data". Enter your password and accept the terms. Click the link in the confirmation email they send you. Save the .zip file to your computer. Official Ancestry Help Link 2. 23andMe Log in to your 23andMe account. Click your name in the top right and select "Browse Raw Data". Click "Download" in the upper right. Re-enter your password and answer the security question. Confirm and wait for the email with your download link. Save the .zip file to your computer. Official 23andMe Help Link 3. MyHeritage Log in to MyHeritage.com. Go to "DNA" → "Manage DNA kits". Find your kit and click "Download". Accept the terms and re-enter your password. Click the download link in the confirmation email. Official MyHeritage Help Link 4. FamilyTreeDNA Log in to FamilyTreeDNA.com. Hover over "myFTDNA" and select "Family Finder". Click "Download Raw Data". Save the .zip file to your computer. Official FTDNA Help Link 5. Living DNA Log in to LivingDNA.com. Go to "DNA Data" in your profile. Click "Download Raw Data". Confirm and save the file to your device. Official Living DNA Help Link 💡 Tip if it is a zip file: After downloading your DNA file, unzip it first. Upload the unzipped file (usually ending in .txt or .csv) to GenesUnveiled. Do not open or edit the file — our system needs the original data exactly as provided by your testing company.

To get your DNA file analyzed, sign up and head to your personal dashboard.

Our insights are based on large-scale genome-wide association studies (GWAS), ensuring high reliability. These reports are informational, not diagnostic. Note that some reports are based on European and American cohorts, which may affect accuracy for individuals with different ancestries.

A polygenic risk score combines the effects of many genetic variants to estimate your overall genetic predisposition to a specific trait or condition. Instead of relying on a single SNP, PRS uses multiple SNPs—each with a small effect size—to provide a more robust prediction.

We currently offer: 65+ Health Risk Reports (e.g. Cancer, Autoimmune, Heart Disease) 20+ SNP Mutation Risk Reports (e.g. BRCA, MTHFR) 20+ Nutrition Reports (e.g. Vitamin D, Omega-3, Iron) 10+ Gene Activity Reports (e.g. COMT, BDNF) 40+ GeneExplorer Reports with curated gene functions

Yes. We continuously update the platform with new reports, improved algorithms, and fresh insights—based on the latest peer-reviewed research.

Check that your DNA file is supported. Make sure you’ve allowed the site to process files in your browser. Try a different browser (Chrome or Firefox recommended). If your DNA file is missing certain SNPs used to calculate a risk score, we may withhold the result to avoid providing inaccurate information. Contact us at support@genesunveiled.com

Sometimes, DNA files may be missing certain SNPs or results. In these cases, we hide or remove specific reports to avoid confusion. We cannot always guarantee that all reports will be available at the same time. However, we are continually improving our platform, and you can expect missing results to appear in the future.

Yes. Your raw DNA file is currently never actually uploaded or stored. All processing happens locally in your browser or device. Your personal data (e.g. email, billing) is encrypted and stored securely. If this changes in the future you will be informed, and would have to upload the DNA again.

Never. We don’t sell, rent, or trade any user data. We only share anonymized usage statistics to improve the product (e.g., report popularity), and only with your consent.

We comply with: GDPR (General Data Protection Regulation - EU) CCPA (California Consumer Privacy Act - USA) Other applicable privacy laws