Your ethnicity estimate used a slice of the file. The raw data also holds your caffeine metabolism, lactose tolerance, muscle fiber type and hundreds more studied findings. Download it in a few clicks, drop it here, and your browser reads it in about a minute.
Free AncestryDNA raw data analysis, no account. $49 once for the full report, no subscription.
Ancestry prepares your AncestryDNA raw data download in minutes, at most a day, and emails you a link. The link works once and expires after a week, so download the file as soon as the email arrives.
Ready inUp to 24 hours.zip
Connect your Helisoma report once and your own AI answers from your genotypes and the studies behind them: what to eat, when to train, how late to have coffee.
Questions people start with
Plan my day around my chronotype: deep work, training, last coffee
Build my yearly blood panel: what to test, when and why
Which sports fit my muscle fiber type, aerobic ceiling and injury risk?
Three findings in your report shape the answer:
Try: wake by 9am, sunlight and water first, omega-rich breakfast, coffee at 10:30, deep work 11 to 2, second block 3 to 5pm.
Want a few omega-rich breakfast recipes?
A .zip named like dna-data-2026-10-24.zip with one text file inside, AncestryDNA.txt. Each line has five columns, with your two letters split into allele1 and allele2, plus a few quirks worth knowing.
rs4680The variant’s public name, the one studies use. Look it up anywhere.
221 to 22, and the rest as numbers too: 23 is X, 24 is Y, 25 the region X and Y share, 26 is MT.
19951271Where on that chromosome, in build 37 coordinates.
A GAllele1 and allele2 sit in separate columns. Together they are your genotype.
0 0A zero means the chip could not make a confident call here. It never means “negative”.
.zipDrop dna-data-(date).zip as it came. The AncestryDNA.txt inside works too.
The same Ancestry DNA raw data behind your ethnicity estimate holds studied markers across five areas of your life, each finding in plain words with the study behind it.
What can you do with AncestryDNA raw data beyond ancestry? Three things, starting today.
Your ethnicity estimate never reads these markers. Drop dna-data-(date).zip in the upload box on this page and see findings on food, training, sleep and mind in about a minute.
Your Helisoma report connects to ChatGPT or Claude, or goes into Gemini and Whoop Coach as a PDF. Then ask about coffee, training or sleep, and the answer comes from your genotypes.
The download link works once and dies after a week. Keep the .zip somewhere private: it is your genome in plain text, so only hand it to tools that do not store it.
Yes. The file is yours, and most raw DNA tools and sites accept the AncestryDNA format. The difference is what they keep: most upload and store the whole file. Here your browser reads it on your device and it is never uploaded. See our comparison of DNA upload sites.
Request the file again in DNA Settings, under Download or Delete. A new email usually arrives within minutes. Each link works once and expires after a week.
Each line has five columns: the marker id, the chromosome, the position and your two letters in separate columns. The letters only mean something next to the study that measured them. Helisoma matches every marker against 1,190 curated evidence entries and writes the result in plain words.
Safer than an upload, because there is none. You pick AncestryDNA.txt or the .zip, your browser reads it on your device, and only the few hundred markers the report needs reach our server. One click deletes them.
Yes. Drop the file with no account and no card and see real findings in about a minute. Unlocking the full report, the PDF and your own AI is a one-time $49, no subscription.
The ethnicity pie chart is the least interesting thing you paid for. What the percentages actually mean, and the five things worth doing next, including the raw file almost nobody downloads.
Your raw DNA file holds far more than the ancestry report used. Nine things to do with it, from coffee and sleep to blood tests and your own AI.
AIYour AI can be your trainer, nutritionist, sleep coach and doctor's-visit helper, all reading the same data: wearables, food log, lab results and your DNA.