ChatGPT, but it knows your genetics.
ChatGPT Projects are private workspaces with attached files. Pin your Helisoma report there once with our ready-made coaching prompt, and every chat in that project answers with your actual genetics in mind.
How it works
Get your Helisoma report
Upload your raw DNA file. Your browser reads it on your device and only the markers the report uses are sent. Free analysis first, $49 once for the full report.
Attach it to a ChatGPT Project
Create a project, add the report PDF under Sources, and paste the coaching prompt from your Helisoma account as the first message. ChatGPT Projects need a Plus, Pro, or Team plan.
Ask anything in that project
Your genetics stay pinned to the project, so you set it up once and just ask. The report does not change after analysis, so the attached copy stays accurate.
Then you just ask
No re-uploading, no explaining your genetics from scratch. Your assistant already has the report, so questions sound like this:
The honest part
Questions people ask
Is there a live connector for ChatGPT?
Not yet. Today the reliable path is attaching the report PDF to a ChatGPT Project, which takes about two minutes and only needs doing once. Your report does not change after analysis, so the attached copy does not go stale.
Do I need ChatGPT Plus?
Projects with file attachments require Plus, Pro, or Team. Without one you can still paste the text version of your report into a chat.
What does ChatGPT see?
The finished report: interpreted findings and the genotypes behind them. Your raw DNA file never left your own device, so there is nothing more to share.
Is this medical advice?
No. The report and the coaching prompt are educational, state effect sizes honestly, and tell the assistant to send anything clinical to a doctor.
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