Monadic DNA

DNA insights with privacy, autonomy, and boundless curiosity.

[Monadic DNA @MonadicDNA]

A flat list of genetic findings tells you very little.

The same findings grouped by heart, metabolism, brain, and immune system start to look like a picture.

That is what the new Healthspan Report in Monadic DNA Explorer does, and it runs in your browser.

https://t.co/ctmoVDSHfK

[Monadic DNA @MonadicDNA]

When you ask what your DNA says about your metabolism, there are at least ten separate questions hiding inside that one.

Research mode in Monadic DNA Explorer pulls them apart, checks each one against your results, and puts the answer back together.

https://t.co/yCJfO2Nfhz

[Monadic DNA @MonadicDNA]

A raw DNA file has around half a million variants and maybe a few dozen of them are worth your attention.

Monadic DNA Explorer puts your strongest results at the top the moment you load the file, so the interesting part takes seconds instead of an afternoon.

https://t.co/ctmoVDS9qc

[Monadic DNA @MonadicDNA]

Most people who did 23andMe or AncestryDNA never downloaded the raw file. It is a plain text file, it is yours, and it holds far more than the report they showed you. We wrote up how to get it and what it can and cannot tell you.

https://t.co/PZEQxkpevs

[Monadic DNA @MonadicDNA]

A recap of what shipped in Monadic DNA Explorer this year. A rebuilt multi page app, a Research mode in DNA Chat, a new Healthspan Report, and better ways to browse and discover your results. Still fully local and still private!

https://t.co/FeewJIUxtn

[Mikerah @badcryptobitch]

First siting of @StoffelMPC in the wild on the 4th week anniversary of our launch

"Where are the use cases for MPC?" They said

Well, here's one that isn't bullshit.

Great work @vishakh @MonadicDNA

[Vishakh @vishakh]

https://t.co/1tn7PqKNxS

[Monadic DNA @MonadicDNA]

@zacxbt @zaimiri @Amino_Chain Aboslutely! DNA belongs to the people!

[zac.eth @zacxbt]

@zaimiri this is why we need @Amino_Chain + @MonadicDNA

i like to call it "DeSci" or Decentralized Science

[Alex Strudwick Young @AlexTISYoung]

Standard short read genome sequencing is pretty much a commodity now. The value is actually in the interpretation/reports.

[Monadic DNA @MonadicDNA]

@uttam_singhk We are building self-sovereign personal genomics!

[Monadic DNA @MonadicDNA]

@uttam_singhk We are building self-sovereign personal genomics!

[Péter Szilágyi @peter_szilagyi]

First talk I'll ever give about Dark Bio... no pressure... none whatsoever... 🙈

[Monadic DNA @MonadicDNA]

And so many regular people are now entering their confidential medical information, including DNA and lab reports, into public AI tools and irrevocably hurting their future employability and insurability.

Use Monadic DNA Explorer instead.

We use Nillion's confidential LLMs and storage so nobody snoops on your data!

[Nillion @nillion]

57% of enterprise employees admit to entering confidential company data into public AI tools.

That includes internal documents and business information.

AI is already being used in sensitive environments.

[Clive G. Brown @The__Taybor]

Following on from Kitchen table genomes/liquid biopsy. There are two forces at work, a centralization one and a decentralization one. Large companies are trying to trap everything in central data centers with proprietary data streams, giving them a moat and control, others are pushing to run AI and other things locally empowering individual users. Same is happening to bio/medical data including sequencing.

[Monadic DNA @MonadicDNA]

@beniduboss We are building this!

[Monadic DNA @MonadicDNA]

At-home sequencing is the future!

However, until it becomes cheap, easy and reliable, people will still turn to services which compromise their anonymity and privacy.

Our upcoming Batcher app provides an anonymous mixing service using reliable lab partners for your DNA exploration needs!

[Mihailo Bjelic @MihailoBjelic]

Human genome sequencing:

2003:
$3,000,000,000
global effort
years of research

2026:
your kitchen table
a few hundred $

Hard not to be excited for the future.

https://t.co/0U5bXsHwt6

https://t.co/0U5bXsHwt6

[Monadic DNA @MonadicDNA]

@The__Taybor We are building this!

[Monadic DNA @MonadicDNA]

Any data our apps absolutely need to store get put on nilDB.

[Nillion @nillion]

The Vercel breach put the problem in plain sight.

Too many systems still keep sensitive logic and data stored in one place.

nilDB exists to break that pattern.

- Sensitive data is split before it is stored
- It is distributed across multiple nilDB nodes
- No single node holds the complete secret
- No single breach reveals the whole dataset

That’s why Nillion matters: it gives builders a privacy layer for sensitive data.

[Nillion @nillion]

The Vercel breach put the problem in plain sight.

Too many systems still keep sensitive logic and data stored in one place.

nilDB exists to break that pattern.

- Sensitive data is split before it is stored
- It is distributed across multiple nilDB nodes
- No single node holds the complete secret
- No single breach reveals the whole dataset

That’s why Nillion matters: it gives builders a privacy layer for sensitive data.