
See the connections.
The systems behind your signals, explained in language you can use.
The Indaga genome report
A beautifully readable account of your biology. What your genes can tell you, what your file couldn’t read, and a thoughtful place to begin.
01A personal plan
02The science behind your story
03Every blind spot, in plain sight
From your existing MyHeritage, AncestryDNA or 23andMe file.

The story of you.
Your genome, read honestly.A closer look
Move from your biology to your everyday life, with space to understand what each finding actually means.

The systems behind your signals, explained in language you can use.

Food, habits and the blood tests that turn a tendency into a measured value.

Nine things your measured genotypes support, with the reasoning close by.
The complete edition
From the first page to the references. Explore what each section contains.
Nine things your measured genotypes support, and the blood tests that would say more.
Every area on one page, in a fixed order, with its state and how much of it was read.
One page for each group of your biology: what it is, what your genes say, and what you can do.
The appendix: the genes the plan and the story rest on, with variant, your letters, how each was read and the evidence.
The markers this chip could not read, and why — listed, never guessed.
The method, the rule behind every state, a glossary and the references.
The first steps, what to bring to a practitioner, and when this report changes.
The way we read
Your DNA describes tendencies. The report keeps that distinction visible on every page.
Notable · Worth a look · Typical · Beneficial · Not read — each result on its own scale, never against other people. A colour never means good or bad.
Where the chip has no site, other laboratories write the common version by default. This report writes “not read”, so you can tell the two apart.
Food you would eat anyway, a habit or two, and the blood tests that turn a tendency into a number. We do not dose supplements from a chip.
A measured value always outranks a genotype. Where a blood test would say more, the report names it and shows your last value — or “none on file”.
Already tested? Start here.
Download the raw-data file from your DNA provider. You don’t need a new kit.
Original .txt, .csv or .zip · up to 64 MB
DNA → Manage DNA kits → the three dots beside your kit → Download. The link arrives by email.
Download your raw DNA data from your account settings.
Download your raw DNA data from your account settings.
Your next chapter
The report begins with your DNA file. Your questions can keep growing from there.
From your DNA service, as above.
Sign in at app.indaga.ai/login and upload your file.
On screen at app.indaga.ai — and the printed edition.
The full genome report
We’re preparing the next release. In the meantime, explore the interactive sample.
Explore the on-screen sampleThe interactive sample uses a synthetic person.
Beyond the page
Connect your own AI to the same record behind your report. Ask a new question and follow it back to the evidence.
One tap. Add Indaga to Claude, sign in to Indaga and approve. Set it up once and it follows your Claude account — the web, the desktop app and the phone.
Any MCP client connects with the same address and the same sign-in. Paste it where your assistant asks for a server, choose OAuth, sign in and approve.
Claude Code, Codex, Gemini CLI and Antigravity take a credential instead of signing in. Create one at app.indaga.ai/connect and paste the config it gives you — the Indaga MCP server is then one entry in the tool's config.
Parts of your record, including genetic data, go to your AI’s provider under its terms. You choose whether to connect.
Longevity and wellness information, never a diagnosis. A measured value always outranks a genetic tendency. Your record is yours: the iOS app can erase your analysed record; deletion on the web and removal of the uploaded file require a request.