Like most people, I took a DNA test out of curiosity. The ancestry part was fascinating — distant cousins, migration paths, a map of where my family came from. But when I looked at the health data, I hit a wall.

The raw file was tens of thousands of lines of SNP codes. The "health reports" I found online were either oversimplified trait lists ("you probably don't like cilantro") or fear-driven clickbait ("you might be at risk for X"). None of them told me how strong the evidence actually was. None connected the dots across my body's different systems.

I'm a software engineer, not a geneticist. But I knew there had to be a better way — a tool that could take raw genetic data and turn it into something genuinely useful. Something that was honest about what we know and what we don't. Something that treated genetic data with the seriousness it deserves.

So I built SoDNAscan. It's the genetic health tool I wished existed: comprehensive, evidence-scored, and transparent. Every claim is rated by confidence level. Every recommendation is grounded in peer-reviewed research. No hype, no fear-mongering — just honest science, organized into a book you can actually use.

— Founder, SoDNAscan