Now in private beta

Diagnosis. Cubed.

Your health data, unified.

You're the only one who sees your whole health picture—your doctors, your pharmacy, and the apps on your phone each hold a fragment. dx3 brings it together on hardware you own, so every decision about your care starts with the full story.

Genetics
Reports
Labs
Insights

Healthcare is fragmented.

Your health information is scattered across providers, payers, and apps—nobody sees the whole picture. Your doctor spends most of your appointment doing archaeology.

This is the future of healthcare. Private. Integrated. Informed.

Siloed Data

Your PCP has some labs. Your specialist has some notes. Your pharmacy has your meds. 23andMe has your genome in a zip file. None of them talk.

15-Minute Slots

By the time your doctor pieces together your history from fragmented records, the appointment is over. No time left for actual medicine.

One Size Hurts Some

Standard of care is built on averages. 1 in 4 patients metabolizes psychiatric meds differently than the trials predicted—the treatment that helps most can harm you. Genetics ignored isn't a missed optimization. It's harm.

Passive Patients

"What's wrong with me, doc?" You're a passive consumer in a system where you're the only one with the complete picture. Change the paradigm—inform yourself, transform your care.

It all works together.

Genetics, labs, biometrics—pulled into one place and read together, not in isolation. A correlation engine surfaces what no single provider can see.

The result: a focused clinical report, ready for your next appointment.

Show up informed. Because you are.

Genetics

23andMe, Ancestry, clinical tests

Labs

EHR exports, blood work, panels

Biometrics

Wearables, scales, trackers

You. Informed.

Clinical reports for every appointment

Your Cube

A black box. To us.

We build the cube. You buy it. You own it. It sits in your home, on your network. Your genetics, your labs, your biometrics—everything stays inside.

The AI? It runs on your cube. Not our servers. Not OpenAI. Not Anthropic. Yours. We don't see your data. Not "won't"—we can't. There's no cloud to breach, no terms of service to change, no acquisition that suddenly rewrites the rules.

Architecturally Private

Not a policy. Not a promise. Physics.

Local AI

Your health questions, answered on your hardware.

You Own It

Your cube. Your data. Forever.

One genome. Sixteen lenses.

We read your genome across 16 categories—from drug response and disease risk to the everyday traits that make you you. One upload, the whole picture.

16 Genetic Categories
Clinical
Pharmacogenomics
Clinical Genomics
Cancer Risk
Cardiovascular Health
Autoimmune & Inflammation
Risk Factors
Health
Sleep & Circadian
Nutrition & Diet
Exercise & Fitness
Metabolism
Longevity & Aging
Allergy & Hypersensitivity
Traits
Appearance
Taste Perception
Smell Perception
Other Traits

11+ polygenic risk axes • 17+ drug-lab monitoring rules • Family inheritance analysis

Same data. Different outputs.

Two members of the same household. The same upload pipeline. Different protocols, because different genetics.

Profile A

COMT Met/Met · MTHFR C677T+/+ · MAPT H1c

Recommended

Sublingual glutathione, sulforaphane, NAC, PQQ. Methylfolate over folic acid. Avoid resveratrol (COMT inhibitor).

Profile B

COMT Val/Val · MTHFR wild-type · MAPT H2

Recommended

NAC for substrate support, standard methylation pathway, broad antioxidant stack. Resveratrol fine; full caffeine tolerance.

Illustrative example. Real recommendations are generated from your data, cited to source literature, and updated as new research lands.

Built for you. Adapted for clinicians.

By Specialty

Same platform, focused outputs. Local-first hardware keeps data in-house—clinical practice, performance team, or your home.

Dermatology

Pharmacogenomics for biologics and MTX. Melanoma risk profiling. Prior auth ammunition to skip step therapy.

Psychiatry

CYP2D6/CYP2C19 for SSRIs, SNRIs, and antipsychotics. Lithium and lamotrigine response markers. Reduce trial-and-error prescribing.

ADHD

Genotype-informed stimulant vs non-stimulant selection. CYP2D6 safety for atomoxetine, bupropion, and guanfacine. Interventions tied to mechanism, not just symptoms.

Neurology

Neurodegenerative and tauopathy risk profiling (MAPT H1/H1c, APOE ε4). Migraine and seizure pharmacogenomics. CYP450 safety for neurological agents.

Cardiology

Cardiovascular risk variants. Familial hypercholesterolemia, arrhythmia genes, statin response prediction.

Oncology

Hereditary cancer syndromes. BRCA, Lynch, and 50+ cancer predisposition genes with actionable insights.

Hematology

Clotting and bleeding risk—Factor V Leiden, prothrombin. Warfarin dosing genetics (VKORC1, CYP2C9). Iron-overload and anemia markers.

Pulmonology

Alpha-1 antitrypsin deficiency, asthma, and COPD risk variants. Drug response markers for respiratory therapies.

Gastroenterology

Celiac risk (HLA-DQ2/DQ8) and IBD susceptibility. Thiopurine and PPI metabolism. Lactose and food-intolerance genetics.

Endocrinology

Thyroid, metabolic, and hormone-pathway variants. Type 2 diabetes risk, vitamin D metabolism, and treatment-response markers.

Ophthalmology

Macular degeneration and glaucoma risk (CFH, ARMS2). Inherited retinal disease variants and screening guidance.

Anesthesiology

Pre-surgical pharmacogenomic screening. MAPT H1c flagged for regional anesthesia alternatives. CYP metabolism profiling for anesthetic agents.

Primary Care

"What should I know about this patient" cross-cutting summary. Flags, interactions, and specialist links.

Longevity

Aging-pathway genetics—APOE, FOXO3, telomere biology. Research-grounded lifestyle implications for healthspan.

Performance Coming soon

Concussion and CTE risk stratification (MAPT H1c, APOE ε4). Training periodization by stress genetics (COMT, BDNF). Injury risk profiling (COL1A1, ACE, ACTN3). Caffeine and creatine response by genotype.

14 specialty report types, all shipped and validated. Performance & sports medicine in active development.

For genetic counselors

Not a specialty report—a workflow. Data-dense variant tables with zygosity and population frequencies, CSV-ready exports, and inheritance visualization. Built for professionals who already know the science.

Ready to own your health data?

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