Indaga Connect
Ask your own AI about your report.
Connect Claude, ChatGPT or another assistant to your record, then ask about your report in your own words. Included with the full report for as long as you have it, or €7 a month without it. The assistant you connect sees what it reads, under its provider’s terms, and most providers process data outside the EU.
How it works
Four steps, then it just works.
- 01
Upload once
Drop in the raw DNA file you already have from 23andMe, AncestryDNA, MyHeritage or FamilyTreeDNA. Indaga does the heavy processing a single time.
- 02
We build your digest
The result is a small, structured record of your genetics — not the raw 9 GB. It is stored in a place of its own, on our server in the Netherlands (EU), encrypted on disk; you can export it in the iOS app, or ask us for a copy.
- 03
Add the connector
On app.indaga.ai/connect, press Add Indaga to Claude or Add to ChatGPT, then sign in to Indaga and approve it. Desktop tools such as Claude Code take a credential you make on the same page.
- 04
Ask
“What do my genes say about alcohol flush?” — the assistant asks Indaga for the evidence and answers in its own words, and can cite its sources.
Claude and ChatGPT sign in with OAuth, each from its own button; desktop tools such as Claude Code use a credential. All three start at app.indaga.ai/connect.
How your AI reaches your record
- Your DNA file
- Your DNA record
- Claude
- ChatGPT
- Another assistant
sign in and approve
Example · not live · synthetic sample
What does my report say about lactose?
The gut’s genes are mostly about what it can break down and which microbes it hosts.
Hard cheese, yoghurt or lactose-free milk usually sit well.
from page 9 · Nutrients · Gut and digestion
Included with the full report for as long as you have it, or €7 a month without it. The assistant you connect sees what it reads, under its provider’s terms, and most providers process data outside the EU.
What you can ask
Questions about your report, in your own words.
- “What does my report say about lactose, and what could I change in my food?”
- “Do I have an MTHFR variant, and what does it mean for folate in my diet?”
- “Which of my results rest on strong evidence, and which are only emerging?”
- “Why does my report say “not read” for some genes?”
When you connect, the assistant is first told what your record holds and which of these it can answer today, and it is told to say what it cannot see instead of guessing. Indaga supplies the evidence and its limits; the answer is the assistant’s. What it gets is longevity and wellness information, not medical advice or a diagnosis.
The honest part
What your AI actually sees.
Connect is the one surface where you’re using someone else’s AI, so we’re clear-eyed about it:
- Your raw DNA file is never sent to your assistant. Only the evidence it asks for is.
- But the assistant sees what it reads — for example, your MTHFR result — under its provider’s terms, and most providers process data outside the EU. Each assistant gets its own credential, which you can revoke on app.indaga.ai/connect.
- Want no AI provider to see anything? Don’t connect one: your report works without it.
The rule
Your DNA file is never sent to your assistant; the evidence it asks for is. You can see which assistants are connected, and revoke any of them, on app.indaga.ai/connect.
Indaga is in active development.
We’re building it privacy-first, cited, and honest about what it can and can’t see.
Free: what your file covers and five trait readings (lactose, alcohol flush, caffeine sensitivity, skin and sun, muscle fibre). $69: the full report and the full analysis. No card needed for the free report.