RESEARCH PROTOTYPE — NOT FOR CLINICAL USEUse synthetic data only

For individuals and couples planning a pregnancy

ClaviGenix™

Understand inherited risk before pregnancy.

A clear, private way to organize verified carrier-screening results and understand whether two partners share a clinically meaningful inherited-disease risk.

Research prototype with synthetic data only. No clinical service is currently offered.

Voluntary participationPseudonymous recordsParticipant-controlled sharingNo genetic-data sale

A three-stage path

From your history to a clear, explainable report

Each stage adds context while keeping the underlying laboratory evidence, rules, and limitations visible.

01

Understand your starting point

Build a private picture of family history and genetic-origin context. This helps add relevant testing; it never removes the universal screening core.

02

Use verified laboratory results

The future service accepts structured results from approved, attended testing—not uploaded screenshots, emailed reports, or mailed samples.

03

See what the findings mean together

Versioned clinical rules compare two partners’ verified findings and explain the evidence, limits, and appropriate next step without judging the relationship.

Privacy and trust

Your information should serve you—not define you.

Future ClaviGenix records use a service-specific code instead of ordinary identifying details. Health plans and public programs may fund access, but funding does not grant them access to individual genetic findings.

Read the privacy commitments

For health systems and public-serving organizations

Fund earlier information without crossing the genetic-data boundary.

Explore separate pathways for health plans, voluntary public programs, approved laboratories, and reproductive-health providers.

For organizations

About us

Co-authoring future generations calls for thoughtful, informed choices.

ClaviGenix brings clinical perspective and technology research together around a participant-first, explainable approach to preconception information.

Boris Petrikovsky, MD, PhD

Internationally recognized OB/GYN and maternal-fetal medicine specialist, researcher, and educator.

Lev Neymotin, PhD

Works in technology research and development and writes about AI, science, technology, medicine, and fitness.