How it works

One home sample. A record built for years.

The process is simple for the owner and deliberately rigorous behind the report.

01
Owner onboarding
Your pet's species, breed context, age, health history, medicines and available records establish the context for interpretation.
Online
02
Home DNA collection
A cheek swab or saliva collection is designed to make the permanent genomic baseline accessible without a clinic visit.
At home
03
Whole-genome sequencing
A partner laboratory targets 30× coverage and returns the raw genome after quality control.
Laboratory
04
Evidence-graded interpretation
Relevant inherited findings are assessed against species-specific databases and published literature, with confidence and limitations recorded.
Analysis
05
Longitudinal report
The owner-facing report prioritises what matters, keeps quiet findings quiet and identifies what belongs with a veterinarian.
Digital
06
Future reinterpretation
The existing genome can be reviewed when meaningful species-specific genetic evidence changes. No new DNA sample is required.
Ongoing
07
Additional signals
Validated epigenetic, veterinary biomarker and wearable data may be added as those product layers mature.
Staged

Your pet's data

Permanent, portable and purpose-limited

Genomic data deserves controls that match its permanence.

Used to produce and update the pet's report, unless separate consent is given.

Export, correction and deletion controls are part of the intended data model.

Laboratory and infrastructure access is limited to the work they are contracted to perform.