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Crick

A free, privacy-first DNA tool

Explore your genome
without giving it away.

Upload your raw data from 23andMe, AncestryDNA, MyHeritage, or Living DNA. Crick checks it against 108 peer-reviewed variant matches, shows you what they mean in plain English, and discards the file the moment it's done.

Named after Francis Crick, co-discoverer of the structure of DNA.

Built around four promises.

Privacy isn't a setting — it's the architecture.

  • Your file never touches our disk

    Parsing happens entirely in a request handler. No /tmp file, no S3, no database row. The buffer is garbage-collected the moment matches are computed.

  • There is no account

    Nothing to sign up for, nothing to log into, nothing to delete. Your results live in the URL itself — bookmark it and come back any time.

  • Open source, peer-reviewed

    Every match cites peer-reviewed literature. The match library lives in YAML you can read on GitHub. The code is MIT-licensed.

  • Calibrated, not gamified

    We classify findings as definite, strong, elevated, mild, informational, or trait — and we err on the side of lower severity when uncertain.

A glimpse of the library.

Every match is honest about effect size, references the literature, and acknowledges what it doesn't know.

What we look at.

The library focuses on variants that are reliably present on consumer DNA chips and have been replicated in the literature.

  • compound

    8 matches

    • cardiology
    • cardiometabolic
    • hematology
    • metabolism
    • pharmacogenomics
    • renal
  • health

    62 matches

    • autoimmune
    • cardiology
    • endocrinology
    • gastroenterology
    • hematology
    • immunology
    • neurology
    • oncology
    • pharmacogenomics
    • renal
    • respiratory
    • sensory
  • trait

    38 matches

    • appearance
    • athletic
    • behavioral
    • metabolism
    • quirks
    • sensory
    • sleep

Ready to take a look?

Upload your raw file. Get the 108-variant tour. Walk away with a result page you can read in your own time, and a URL you can come back to whenever you like.