Our Mission

Make convergent health evidence accessible to everyone

Genetic testing gives you one perspective. Blood tests give you another. But neither tells the full story alone. bioArc is built on a simple insight: when multiple independent analysis methods agree on a finding, you can trust it.

We call this evidence convergence. Our engine cross-references ClinVar pathogenic variants, genome-wide association studies, polygenic risk scores, gene interaction pathways, and actual blood biomarker values. When five methods point to the same conclusion, you have a finding worth acting on.

Most health platforms show you data. We show you where your data converges — and where it does not. Discordant findings (high genetic risk but normal blood values) are just as valuable: they show where your lifestyle is successfully managing your genetic predisposition.

The Science

Five analysis methods, one unified view

01

ClinVar Pathogenic Variants

We scan your VCF file against 705,000+ entries in the NCBI ClinVar database. Variants classified as pathogenic or likely pathogenic are flagged with their associated conditions, review status, and clinical significance.

02

Genome-Wide Association Studies

768,000+ trait-variant associations from the GWAS Catalog are cross-referenced with your genotype. Statistical associations between genetic variants and health outcomes provide population-level risk context.

03

Polygenic Risk Scores

For conditions with published PGS models (cardiovascular disease, breast cancer, prostate cancer, Alzheimer's, atrial fibrillation, colorectal cancer), we compute your polygenic risk score and place it in population percentile context.

04

Gene Interaction Pathways

14 biological pathways (methylation, DNA repair, lipid metabolism, inflammation, detoxification, and more) are analyzed for co-occurring variants that may have compounding effects beyond individual SNP risk.

05

Blood Biomarker Correlation

When blood test data is available, we cross-reference genetic findings with actual biomarker values. A genetic variant predicting elevated homocysteine paired with an actual elevated homocysteine blood test produces a concordant 5-method finding.

Data & Security

Your genetic data deserves serious protection

We understand that genetic data is among the most sensitive personal information that exists. Here is exactly how we handle it.

AES-256 Encryption

All genetic and health data is encrypted at rest using AES-256. Data in transit is protected by TLS 1.3.

Never Sold or Shared

Your data is never sold, shared, or transferred to third parties. Period. We generate revenue from subscriptions, not data brokerage.

Complete Deletion

Delete your account at any time from settings. All associated data — genetic files, blood tests, chat history — is permanently and irreversibly removed.

Isolated Storage

Each user's genetic analysis is stored in an isolated database. There is no shared table where genetic data from multiple users coexists.

Infrastructure Security

All services run on private internal networks with no public port exposure. Database connections are restricted to application-level access only.

Minimal Data Collection

We collect only what is necessary for the service to function. No tracking pixels, no third-party analytics, no advertising identifiers.

Our Data Sources

Built on peer-reviewed databases

We do not generate proprietary claims. Every finding is backed by publicly available, peer-reviewed research databases.

ClinVar (NCBI)

705,000+ variant entries

The gold standard for clinical significance of human genetic variants. Maintained by the National Center for Biotechnology Information.

GWAS Catalog (NHGRI-EBI)

768,000+ trait associations

Curated collection of published genome-wide association studies. Joint effort of NHGRI and EMBL-EBI.

PGS Catalog

Polygenic score models

Published polygenic score models for computing composite genetic risk from multiple variants.

CPIC Guidelines

546 pharmacogenomic entries

Clinical Pharmacogenetics Implementation Consortium guidelines for gene-drug interactions.

Who We Are

Built by health optimizers, for health optimizers

bioArc was born from a simple frustration: genetic testing and blood testing exist in separate silos. We built the convergence engine we wished existed — a platform that connects the dots between your DNA and your blood chemistry.

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Nikola Alexandrov

Founder & Lead Developer

Software engineer with a background in bioinformatics and health optimization. Built the GeneScan analysis engine and the multi-method convergence framework that powers bioArc.

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