An AI reads your DNA traits inside sealed hardware.
Your raw DNA file is read on this page and never uploaded. Only a handful of trait genotypes leave it, encrypted to a key that this page first checks is held inside a confidential-computing chip. The reply comes back encrypted to this page and signed by that key.
-
1
Choose a genome
The samples are made-up people (synthetic files in the 23andMe and AncestryDNA formats).
23andMe, AncestryDNA, MyHeritage, FamilyTreeDNA or Living DNA (.txt, .csv or .zip). Read on this device only.This public demo reads the samples only. To read your own file, run the app on your own computer (two commands, in the README).
-
2
What leaves this page
These lines are all that is sent, and they are encrypted first. The rest of the file stays here. Each result below is worked out on this page from a fixed table; the AI only writes it up.
-
3
Check the sealed hardware
This page asks NEAR AI Cloud for a fresh hardware report, with a random number only this page knows, and checks it before trusting the model's key.
-
4
Pay with any coin
-
4
Your reading
How it works
- Your file stays here. The page reads the file in your browser and keeps only the eight variants in the panel. Its security policy lets it talk to its own server only.
- The hardware is checked first. NEAR AI Cloud runs the model inside an Intel TDX confidential VM with an NVIDIA GPU in confidential mode. The page asks for a report bound to a random number it just made, and checks the report: Intel's signature, the model key and the number inside it, and the exact software list the hardware measured.
- Encrypted to that key. The panel is encrypted (X25519, XChaCha20-Poly1305) to the key the hardware vouched for. Our server and NEAR's gateway pass on ciphertext they cannot read.
- Signed reply. The model encrypts its reply to a key this page made for this visit, and signs a hash of the exact request and reply. The page checks that signature against the attested key.
- Nothing is kept. Nothing is stored on our server. Close the tab and the keys are gone.
What this does not prove
- It trusts Intel and NVIDIA: their chips and their signing keys.
- The report shows which container images run, by digest. Whether that software keeps no logs is a claim you can check against NEAR AI's published source, not something the hardware proves.
- The genotypes do reach the model inside the TEE: that is how it can read them.
- This is a curiosity reading of a few traits. It is not medical advice and says nothing about disease.