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This is a working replica of the dashboard I build — the distillation of all ten reports into something you'd check the way you check the weather. Click around: the tabs, search box, filters and checklist are all live.

Meet "Alex M." — an invented demo profile. Every genotype below is realistic but fictional, so no one's actual genetic data lives on the public internet. The real dashboards are private, and look exactly like this.
genecompass.org / dashboard / alex-m
Alex M. Demo profile · 642,118 markers read · refreshed June 2026
Demo data
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Overall vitality Strong baseline, clear levers
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Nutrition levers Six actionable variants
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Recovery & sleep A natural strength
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Stress chemistry Worth daily attention

Salt sensitivity

ADD1 · rs4961
High priority

Blood pressure responds to sodium more than average. The salt shaker matters more for Alex than for most people.

InsensitiveSensitive

Caffeine clearance

CYP1A2 · rs762551
Action

Slow metabolizer — an afternoon espresso is still on board at midnight. Morning coffee, gladly; late coffee, regretfully.

SlowFast

Vitamin D transport

GC · rs2282679
Action

Carrier protein runs low — blood levels sag without regular sun or a supplement, especially in winter.

LowerHigher

Muscle fiber bias

ACTN3 · rs1815739
Favorable

One working "sprint" copy — a genuine hybrid. Responds well to both strength work and endurance training.

EndurancePower

Stress style

COMT · rs4680
Context

The "worrier" variant: dopamine lingers. Superb deep focus — but stress also takes longer to drain away.

WarriorWorrier

Omega-3 conversion

FADS1 · rs174537
Action

Weak converter of plant omega-3s. Flax and chia are lovely, but EPA/DHA needs to arrive pre-formed — fish, in short.

WeakStrong

Caffeine clearance

CYP1A2 · rs762551
Action

One slow copy of the liver's caffeine enzyme. Half-life stretches toward 8 hours — a noon cutoff protects sleep.

SlowFast

Lactose tolerance

MCM6 · rs4988235
Favorable

Lactase keeps running in adulthood. Dairy is genuinely fine — enjoy the cheese board without suspicion.

IntolerantTolerant

Vitamin D transport

GC · rs2282679
Action

Less of the protein that ferries vitamin D through blood. Winter levels need outside help to stay in range.

LowerHigher

Omega-3 conversion

FADS1 · rs174537
Action

The plant-to-marine conversion pathway runs at a trickle. Two fish meals a week beats a field of flax.

WeakStrong

Salt sensitivity

ADD1 · rs4961
High priority

Sodium moves Alex's blood pressure more than most people's. Cooking at home is the quiet superpower here.

InsensitiveSensitive

Choline synthesis

PEMT · rs7946
Action

Makes less choline in-house, so diet has to deliver it. Eggs, in this house, earn their keep.

LowerHigher

Stress style

COMT · rs4680
Context

Met/Met — dopamine clears slowly. The gift is focus and detail; the tax is rumination. Recovery rituals matter.

WarriorWorrier

Mood & movement

BDNF · rs6265
Action

One Met allele slightly lowers baseline BDNF — and makes exercise an outsized mood investment. Walks are medicine here.

LowerHigher

Chronotype lean

CLOCK · rs1801260
Context

A mild evening tendency. Mornings are negotiable; the trick is not letting "evening person" become "no sleep person."

LarkOwl

Muscle fiber bias

ACTN3 · rs1815739
Favorable

The hybrid genotype — one sprint copy, one endurance lean. Lifts and long walks both pay dividends.

EndurancePower

Deep-sleep pressure

ADA · rs73598374
Context

Typical adenosine clearance — deep sleep arrives on schedule, provided caffeine respects the noon rule above.

LighterDeeper

Tendon resilience

COL5A1 · rs12722
Context

Average collagen profile. No special fragility — but warm-ups remain non-negotiable, because physics is undefeated.

FlexibleStiff

The gene table

Every call in the dashboard traces back to a row like these. Search a gene, a marker, or a word — or filter by theme.

GeneMarkerGenotypeIn plain EnglishPriority
CYP1A2rs762551ACSlow caffeine metabolizer — afternoon espresso lingers into bedtime.Act
MCM6rs4988235AGLactase persistent — dairy is genuinely fine.Good
GCrs2282679GTLower vitamin D transport — runs low without sun or supplement.Act
FADS1rs174537TTWeak plant-omega-3 converter — fish beats flax.Act
ADD1rs4961GTSalt-sensitive blood pressure — sodium is a real lever.High
PEMTrs7946TTLower built-in choline production — eggs earn their keep.Act
COMTrs4680AA"Worrier" variant — brilliant focus, slower stress offload.Info
BDNFrs6265CTExercise pays an outsized mood dividend.Act
CLOCKrs1801260TCMild evening chronotype — mornings are negotiable.Info
ACTN3rs1815739CTHybrid muscle profile — strength and endurance both land.Good
ADArs73598374GGTypical deep-sleep pressure — protect it from late caffeine.Info
COL5A1rs12722CTAverage tendon stiffness — warm-ups still non-negotiable.Info
NQO1rs1800566CTOne reduced copy of a key antioxidant recycler.Act
GSTM1copy numberdel/delCommon missing-gene variant — cruciferous veg pulls extra weight.Act
SOD2rs4880AGBalanced mitochondrial antioxidant enzyme.Good
ALDH2rs671GGNormal aldehyde clearance — no alcohol flush response.Good
The distillation

Alex's daily protocol

Hundreds of pages of analysis, reduced to ten things that fit on a sticky note. Tap them — this is how a real day with the protocol feels. (Resets when you leave; it's just a demo.)

Last coffee by noonSlow CYP1A2 — caffeine at 3 p.m. is still negotiating at midnight.
Vitamin D with breakfastGC variant — dose set with his doctor, checked with bloodwork.
Fish twice this weekFADS1 — EPA/DHA must arrive pre-formed; flax can't carry the team.
Taste before saltingADD1 — sodium moves Alex's blood pressure more than most.
A choline source most morningsPEMT — eggs, or an honorable substitute.
30-minute brisk walkBDNF Met carrier — movement is a mood investment with great returns.
Lift something heavy, twice a weekACTN3 hybrid — strength training lands well; use it.
Crucifers most daysGSTM1 null — broccoli does some of the work a missing gene can't.
Screens dim by 10:30CLOCK evening lean — "owl" is fine; "owl with insomnia" is not.
Two minutes of slow breathingCOMT worrier — stress drains slowly; help it find the exit.
Behind the dashboard

Every card traces back to a report

The dashboard is the summary. The ten-report "biology user manual" is the evidence — and it's a surprisingly good read.