Platform · Genomics
Genomic insight, prepared for physician review
WGS and targeted mutation analysis turned into clear health profiles, diet and lifestyle guidance and treatment-plan suggestions — each one reviewed and approved by a physician.
Stylised illustration
From sample to report
A clear path with a physician at the end of it
- Step 1
Sequencing
Whole genome sequencing or targeted panels, run in the partner lab's own workflow.
- Step 2
Analysis
Variants are identified, annotated and classified against curated references.
- Step 3
Structured report
Findings are organised into a health profile written for clinicians.
- Step 4
Physician review
A physician reviews, edits and approves before anything reaches a patient.
Report preview
Built to be read quickly and reviewed carefully
A variant summary, a region view, and guidance sections that are clearly labelled as pending physician review.
Whole genome sequencing summary
Prepared for physician review
Variant summary
| Classification | What the reviewer sees | Status |
|---|---|---|
| Flagged for physician review | Evidence summary, inheritance and references | Review required |
| Uncertain significance | Current evidence and reclassification notes | Clinician judgement |
| Likely benign | Listed for completeness | For information |
Region view
Health profile
Summary of relevant findings, written for clinicians.
Diet & lifestyle
Guidance considerations for discussion with the patient.
Treatment suggestions
Options for the physician to review — not a prescription.
Interpretation and any clinical action rest with the ordering physician.
Illustrative example — not real patient data.
Visualisation
Context at every scale
From a genome-wide overview to an individual gene region, visual context helps reviewers orient themselves.
| Classification | What the reviewer sees | Status |
|---|---|---|
| Flagged for physician review | Evidence summary, inheritance and references | Review required |
| Uncertain significance | Current evidence and reclassification notes | Clinician judgement |
| Likely benign | Listed for completeness | For information |
Illustrative example — not real patient data.
Outputs
What reviewing physicians receive
Variant interpretation
Clear classification of variants of note, with the supporting evidence summarised for the reviewer.
Health profiles
A structured overview of relevant findings, organised by area so it is quick to review.
Diet & lifestyle guidance
Considerations a physician can discuss with the patient, framed as guidance rather than prescriptions.
Treatment-plan suggestions
Options for the physician to weigh alongside the full clinical picture. Never sent directly to patients.
FAQ
Common questions
Who sees the report first?
The reviewing physician. Reports are prepared for physician review and are not released until a clinician has approved them.
Are treatment suggestions instructions?
No. They are options for the physician to consider alongside the patient's history, preferences and other results. Clinical decisions remain with the physician.
Can reports be adapted to our lab's format?
Report structure and branding can be configured with partner labs during onboarding.
Learn more
The science of the sequence
DNA, sequencing and what genetics can — and cannot — tell you, with cited sources.
Talk to us about genomics in your lab
Book a walkthrough with our team. We'll show how doctor-in-the-loop decision support fits alongside your existing systems, and answer your clinical, technical and governance questions.