Use what is already in Genomi
Your genetic findings, symptoms, health reports, and lab results form the starting point.
LOCAL PROFILEAn open sourced personal research lab for your biology. Runs on your machine.
Install Genomi to access GenomiLab
Uses your existing Genomi genome profile—no new VCF upload for every investigation.
Research support, not diagnosis or treatment. Findings may require professional or laboratory confirmation.
Keep your biological findings, symptoms, reports, and scientific sources together for each health question.
Could a reported MYH7 finding help explain hypertrophic cardiomyopathy, and what evidence or testing would clarify that link?
GenomiLab connects your biology, health records, and scientific sources—then shows what fits, what conflicts, and what still needs confirmation.
Your genetic findings, symptoms, health reports, and lab results form the starting point.
LOCAL PROFILECould a reported MYH7 finding help explain hypertrophic cardiomyopathy?
SYNTHETIC EXAMPLEYour agent compares published studies, clinical context, other genes, and competing explanations.
SOURCES ATTACHEDLab confirmation, family history, and unrecorded symptoms stay open instead of being guessed.
CONFIRMATION NEEDEDCould a reported MYH7 finding help explain hypertrophic cardiomyopathy?
Your AI agent does the research. GenomiLab saves what it searched, found, questioned, and summarized for you.
Investigate a condition, symptom, genetic finding, missing test, or question for a specialist.
Could this MYH7 finding help explain hypertrophic cardiomyopathy?
What evidence supports or weakens that link?
What other genes could be relevant to these symptoms?
Which findings are established, uncertain, or not actionable?
Which tests or medical records are still missing?
What should I ask a specialist or laboratory?
Replace disconnected reports and one-off AI answers with one saved research trail.
Your installed AI agent works through five research roles—assembling the case, finding sources, challenging explanations, and saving a brief you can inspect.
Context and citations carry forward through every role.
Find the genetic results, symptoms, reports, family history, and missing details relevant to the question.
Search published studies, clinical references, and disease databases, then save every relevant source.
Separate what supports an explanation, what conflicts with it, and what the research cannot answer yet.
Test alternatives and flag unconfirmed results, missing records, and evidence that does not fit.
Write a plain-language summary with citations, open questions, and points to discuss with a qualified professional.
Genomi keeps your biological data local. GenomiLab organizes the evidence and summary. Your installed agent runs the investigation.
Keeps your genome indexed on your machine so you can reuse it without uploading the raw file.
Organizes each health question, its evidence, possible explanations, missing information, and updated summary.
Runs the searches and analyses using tools such as Claude Code, Codex, OpenClaw, or Hermes Agent.
Your reviewed information, sources, possible explanations, missing details, and latest summary stay together.
Relevant genetic findings, symptoms, reports, test results, and samples in one place.
A saved research thread for one condition, symptom, or result, including its history and open questions.
Sources, possible explanations, conflicting findings, and missing information kept separate and visible.
A plain summary that changes when you add information or your agent finds new evidence.
See relevant findings, evidence for and against an explanation, missing tests, and questions for a professional.
Compare it with your symptoms, test method, and published evidence.
See which genes and biological pathways may be relevant without treating a possibility as a diagnosis.
Compare supporting sources, conflicting findings, and unanswered questions.
Turn the research into source-linked notes and questions for a specialist or laboratory—not treatment advice.
Identify missing records, untested features, assay limits, and findings that need confirmation.
See how the summary changes when new results or new research arrive.
GenomiLab separates supporting evidence, conflicting evidence, and missing information, with links to each source.
Present in the existing Genomi profile. A confirmatory lab report was not provided.
OBSERVED · UNCONFIRMEDThis supports a possible connection, but does not show that this finding explains the condition.
SUPPORTINGThis weakens the fit, but the current health record may be incomplete.
NOT ASSESSEDPublished research supports a possible link. Missing lab confirmation and family testing prevent a stronger conclusion.
It records findings, uncertainty, missing tests, and questions for a qualified professional, then updates as evidence changes.
A reported MYH7 finding overlaps a gene linked to hypertrophic cardiomyopathy. Original lab evidence is unavailable.
Published research supports a possible connection but does not prove the finding explains this person's condition.
Confirmatory testing, family history, and a structured symptom review.
Should the MYH7 finding be confirmed in a clinical lab, and which symptoms or family results would change its interpretation?
GenomiLab uses the local genome index already built by Genomi. It does not upload your genome again for each question.
If an external model or evidence service is needed, you see and approve the exact information before it is sent.
Research a condition, symptom, or genetic finding while keeping sources, uncertainty, and missing information visible.