Family history is a lab result.

No vial. No sequencer. And it is the only clinical-grade signal your doctor still gets as anecdotes — so write it down once, graded and cited, and bring that to the appointment.

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1 · FINDINGS illustrative — a synthetic family, not a real patient

What the document looks like when the anecdotes are in.

Pattern Basis Onset ages Evidence grade Suggested discussion
Breast cancer, maternal line Grandmother, aunt, mother: one bloodline, three diagnoses 47 · 51 · 44 NCCN CAT. 1 Genetics referral: meets criteria for counseling
Colorectal cancer, paternal side Grandfather, dx 62. Single relative, later onset 62 USPSTF B Screening from age 45; earlier start unlikely to be indicated
Type 2 diabetes, both lines Father and maternal uncle, both lines 55 · 58 PATTERN-MATCHED Lower confidence; review with your clinician

Grades follow the published bodies: USPSTF A/B, NCCN Category 1, ACMG referral-indication criteria. How we build our insights.

Macro photograph of laboratory glass slides in raking light on a white bench, one slide edge marked with a thin red label.
No specimen is taken. The slide above is a stand-in: the material this report works from is what your relatives already remember.
2 · INTERPRETATION — WHY IT'S WORTH AN EVENING
2–5×

The risk associated with one close affected relative, for some conditions. It rises with each additional relative.

Klemenc-Ketiš & Peterlin, PLOS One 2013
1 in 7

Carried a clinically actionable genetic variant once a notable family history of cancer was taken into account, versus 1 in 47 at average risk.

Bylstra et al., Genome Medicine 2021
46%

Lower relative risk of coronary events with a healthy lifestyle, among those at high genetic risk.

Khera et al., N Engl J Med 2016
45

Guideline start age for colorectal screening. Guidelines may start earlier still when family history points to higher risk.

USPSTF, JAMA 2021

These are population figures, not a personal score. Your report never turns a family history into your own risk percentage; that assessment belongs to a clinician.

Read the full research, with citations

3 · METHODS — DATA CUSTODY

Chain of custody: it never leaves your hands.

A lab documents who touched a sample and when. For readable data, that record has one name on it: yours. An employee with full admin access reads ciphertext.

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  1. Your passphrase never leaves the device

    It is stretched into an encryption key locally (Argon2id), and the passphrase itself is never transmitted.

  2. Each record is sealed before it travels

    Every entry is individually encrypted with XChaCha20-Poly1305, unique nonce per record, before it reaches the network.

  3. Relatives receive keys in sealed boxes

    Invitations deliver the key via X25519, and removing a member rotates the family key.

  4. The AI call goes around us

    Insight generation runs from your device direct to the model provider. Our servers mint a short-lived token and are never on the call path.

Your report is unwritten. The intake takes an evening.

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