Share what you know
Choose simple answers about who was affected, the diagnosis and age. “I’m not sure” is always available.
Your family history matters
“Cancer runs in my family. What can I do now?”
Your family history may contain information worth discussing with a qualified healthcare professional. Genidi asks five simple questions and creates an educational summary for that conversation.
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Genidi does not diagnose, estimate your individual cancer risk or recommend a genetic test. A qualified healthcare professional must assess your situation.
How it works
Organise. Understand. Prepare.
Create a clear summary
Genidi organises your selections without calculating a score, diagnosing a condition or choosing a test.
Prepare a professional conversation
Keep the summary for yourself and use it to prepare questions for a qualified healthcare professional.
Country
One application, a separate safety layer for every country.
This route reads one explicit country policy. It cannot fall back to Spanish wording, a different currency or another country’s provider list.
- Country-specific wording and emergency information
- Country-bound provider and laboratory eligibility
- Separate consent, data, tax and commercial controls
- AI disabled unless the country policy explicitly permits it
Start with what you know.
The guide is educational and local to this tab. It cannot confirm an inherited condition or replace personal medical advice.
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