Understand what a genetic change means
For research use only. Not intended for diagnosis, treatment, or clinical decision-making.
Why this matters now
Rare disease diagnosis can take years, while the cost of delayed answers continues to rise. At the same time, genomic data is growing faster than specialist teams can interpret it. The annual U.S. economic burden of rare disease is estimated to approach $1 trillion on 2019 data.
- $517K
- Upper bound of avoidable cost per patient from delayed diagnosis ($86K–$517K across seven rare diseases)
- EveryLife Delayed Diagnosis Study (2023)
From genomic data to research-ready evidence
GeneGenius helps research teams analyze genetic variants, connect findings to supporting evidence, and generate structured reports in one traceable workflow.
- 01Genomic Data
- 02Variant Analysis
- 03AI-Assisted Interpretation
- 04Evidence Review
- 05Research Report
See GeneGenius in action
Watch how GeneGenius turns complex DNA data into clear, evidence-backed insights and a research-ready report.
How we interpret genomic data
Nine signals we combine when interpreting a variant. Not every dimension is independently validated or live yet.
From a raw VCF or FASTQ to an interpretable, evidence-linked report — in minutes
We start where sequencing ends. GeneGenius is the interpretation layer in the middle — not the lab, not the clinician — turning genomic data into research-ready evidence for the teams who rely on it.
For Clinicians
Automated variant interpretation with evidence-linked, citation-backed research reports.
Learn moreFor Labs
High-throughput VCF or FASTQ to ACMG/AMP-aligned classification, built for reproducibility across samples.
Learn moreFor Researchers
Multi-omics annotation, pathogenicity prediction, and literature-grounded evidence at scale.
Learn moreResearch Use Only — not for diagnostic procedures
Built for more genomic capacity with the teams you have.
GeneGenius is designed to help laboratories and research programs complete more genomic work with existing teams, keep more analysis in-house, and expand the services they can offer.
Capacity
Built for throughput
Designed to help teams complete more genomic analyses without increasing specialist headcount at the same rate.
Retention
Keep work in-house
Designed to reduce dependence on outsourced interpretation and keep more genomic work within the organization.
Services
Room to expand services
Built to support reanalysis, cohort research, evidence reporting, and new genomic research programs.
For hospitals and academic medical centers, this can also support larger research cohorts, biobank programs, sponsored studies, and pharmaceutical partnerships.