01 / GENLYHealth
Your everyday wellbeing, in context.
Explore genetic links to sleep and your body’s natural rhythm. A different perspective on the patterns you notice every day.
- Sleep tendencies
- Body clock
- Everyday wellbeing
DNA · Longevity · You
Your DNA, decoded.Understand how to reach your full potential.
Explore the genetic traits that help make you, you. From nutrition and weight to skin, performance and healthy ageing.
HealthNutritionWeight & MetabolismCognitive PerformanceBeautySports & RecoveryHealthy AgeingAncestry
Your predispositionYour lifestyleYour possibilitiesIllustration · not individual test results
DNA · GENLYUnderstand yourself.
Understand yourself.
Start with your DNA.
Why does coffee stay with you for hours? Why can someone else digest milk more easily? Your genes can help explain part of the difference.
GENLY brings that information together in a personal dashboard: the trait, the research behind it, and what it can mean in everyday life. Your habits and environment remain part of the picture.
Explore your potential ↗GENLY / INSIGHTSOne code.
One code.
More ways to understand you.
Explore eight perspectives on your DNA, from everyday wellbeing to your family’s origins.
01 / GENLY
02 / GENLYNutrition
Get to know what works for you.
Understand genetic influences on lactose processing and selected nutrient pathways — with a clear distinction between predisposition and your current nutritional status.
- Lactase persistence
- Caffeine metabolism
- Vitamin-related traits
03 / GENLYWeight & Metabolism
Your weight has more than one influence.
Genetic tendencies can help put weight gain and weight regain into context. They cannot tell you exactly how many excess calories your body will store.
- Weight gain tendency
- Weight regain
- Metabolic traits
04 / GENLYCognitive Performance
Understand the background to focus.
Explore genetic associations with sleep, caffeine response and selected cognitive traits. These are clues, not a measurement of intelligence or concentration.
- Sleep & alertness
- Caffeine response
- Cognitive traits
05 / GENLYBeauty
The genetics behind your skin.
Learn about studied links between genetic variants, pigmentation, sun sensitivity and perceived skin ageing. A new layer of understanding for your appearance.
- Pigmentation
- Sun sensitivity
- Skin ageing traits
06 / GENLYSports & Recovery
Know the body you train.
Discover the research into muscle and exercise-related traits. Genetic context complements your experience; it does not prescribe an ideal sport or training plan.
- Muscle-related traits
- Exercise response
- Recovery research
07 / GENLYHealthy Ageing
Understand more about ageing well.
Explore genetic associations with ageing and longevity, alongside the role of lifestyle. Insight into the research, without a prediction of your lifespan.
- Longevity research
- Ageing-related traits
- Lifestyle context
08 / GENLYAncestry
A closer look at your roots.
Explore estimates of regional ancestry by comparing your DNA with reference populations. One more chapter in your personal story.
- Regional ancestry
- Population similarities
- Your family’s origins
A preview of the planned report areas. The confirmed traits and their evidence will be listed before ordering opens. Genetic associations vary in strength and are not a diagnosis.
Your personal GENLY reportGet your DNA decoded
Get your DNA decoded
in your personal report.
A report should do more than name a gene. Explore how GENLY will connect a finding with its evidence and everyday meaning.
If some foods leave you feeling uncomfortable, understanding the genetic part can give you a useful starting point.
GENLY / REPORTILLUSTRATIVE PREVIEW
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Jenni’s report
Fictional example · not a customer result
Nutrition / Example
Lactose, explained.
Some variants near LCT are associated with continued lactase production in adulthood. Lactase is the enzyme that breaks down milk sugar.
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The genetic insight
A genetic result can indicate a tendency towards lower lactase production after childhood.
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Everyday context
This can help frame questions about milk tolerance, alongside symptoms and other testing when appropriate.
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Read the research ↗Example presentation, not a personal finding or treatment recommendation.Where the evidence ends
It does not identify all food intolerances or diagnose a milk allergy. Actual tolerance varies.
Healthy ageingMore understanding.
More understanding.
A longer view.
Living well means looking beyond a single result. Your genes, your environment and your everyday habits all have a part to play.
GENLY is designed to make the genetic part easier to understand — so you can approach the bigger picture with better questions.
From sample to insightOne sample.
One sample.
A more personal perspective.
A simple journey from a home sample to an understandable report.
Receive your kit
Follow the kit’s instructions to collect your sample at home.
Send your sample
Your sample goes directly to the partner laboratory for analysis.
Explore your dashboard
Read your results with plain-language explanations and the evidence behind each reported trait.
The science, clearly explainedUseful insight.
Useful insight.
With the full context.
Predisposition is not a prediction.
Most traits reflect an interaction between genes, environment and lifestyle. A genetic tendency does not determine what will happen to you.
Not every association is equally useful.
The strength of the evidence, the populations studied and the test’s coverage all affect how a result should be interpreted.
DNA is one part of the picture.
Genotyping does not measure your current vitamin levels, microbiome or calorie absorption. Symptoms and medical questions need appropriate clinical assessment.
Explore the evidenceReal research.
Real research.
Clearly explained.
A closer look at what selected studies found — and what those findings can support.
Lactose & genetics
A variant near LCT was associated with adult lactase persistence in the populations studied.
This concerns lactose processing, not a general test of food intolerance.Enattah et al. · Nature Genetics · 2002 ↗Weight & predisposition
A large 2025 study developed genetic scores associated with BMI and weight trajectories.
A population-level association does not yield your personal percentage of calories absorbed or stored.Smit et al. · Nature Medicine · 2025 ↗Skin & perceived age
MC1R variants were associated with differences in perceived facial age.
The study did not establish that a DNA test or personalised skincare makes people look younger.Liu et al. · Current Biology · 2016 ↗Personalised nutrition
Personalised advice improved dietary behaviour in the Food4Me trial.
Adding genetic information did not show an additional benefit in the main analysis.Celis-Morales et al. · Int. J. Epidemiology · 2017 ↗These independent studies did not test GENLY and do not constitute endorsements. Product reports must be supported by the confirmed laboratory scope and an appropriate evidence review.
The GENLY DNA testYour code.
Personalised nutrition, supplement and training plans are planned as optional future add-ons, separate from the base test.
Your code.
Your personal report.
Explore genetic insights across nutrition, weight, skin, wellbeing, performance and ancestry — together in one dashboard.
- Home sample collection kit
- Personal report with understandable explanations
- Scientific context for each reported trait
Personalised nutrition, supplement and training plans are planned as optional future add-ons, separate from the base test.
Personal by natureYour DNA.
Your DNA.
Your decision.
You should know who analyses your sample, where data is stored, who can access it and how deletion works. These details and the required consents will be available before you order.
Read our privacy notice ↗Understand. Decide.This preview does not collect DNA data.
Good to know.
What is GENLY?
GENLY is developing a home DNA test with a personal results dashboard. The focus is on understanding genetic predispositions related to everyday wellbeing, nutrition, weight, appearance, performance and healthy ageing. Ancestry is also part of the planned offering.
Can DNA explain how easily I gain weight?
Genetics can contribute to a tendency towards higher body weight or weight regain. It cannot reliably tell you what percentage of surplus calories you will absorb or store. Those are different processes, influenced by many factors.
Will the test identify all my food intolerances?
No. Some genetic traits, such as adult lactase persistence, can be informative. Allergies and many other causes of digestive symptoms require different assessments; they cannot be ruled in or out by a general DNA test.
Does the test measure my vitamin levels or biological age?
No. A genetic variant can be associated with nutrient processing, but it does not measure today’s blood levels. Standard genotyping is also different from an epigenetic biological-age test.
What about ancestry?
The planned ancestry report compares DNA with reference populations to estimate regional origins. These estimates depend on the reference data and methods, and are not proof of nationality or an exact family tree.
Are nutrition, supplement or training plans included?
The base product focuses on interpreting genetic insights. Personalised plans are planned as optional later add-ons and will be described and priced separately.
Can I order or upload DNA data now?
Not yet. This website is a product preview. The confirmed laboratory arrangements, report scope, price and supported countries will be available before checkout opens. Please do not send samples, raw DNA files or medical records to our contact email.
Is GENLY a medical diagnosis?
This preview presents wellness and educational concepts. It is not a diagnosis or treatment recommendation. Persistent symptoms and health concerns should be discussed with an appropriate healthcare professional.