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Local genomicsfor macOS.
With Genome, you can analyse sequencing data, investigate variants and document results. Right on your Mac.
GenomeYour data. Your Mac.

- FASTQCheck raw reads
- BAM / CRAMAligned to a reference
- AnalysesHLA · KIR · PGx · mtDNA
- PDF reportSources and limits
From sequence data to a report.
From FASTQ, BAM or CRAM to a PDF: check data quality, investigate variants, and keep sources and technical limits visible.
Explore all analyses →Prepare your data
Start with paired FASTQ files or an existing BAM/CRAM. Genome checks inputs and data quality before analysis.
Investigate a question
Look up an rsID, examine a gene or run specialised HLA, KIR, pharmacogenetic and mitochondrial analyses. Keep coverage and quality in view.
Document your results
Bring completed analyses together in a PDF, with sources, quality information and technical limits.
A closer look
One rsID. Straight to your BAM.
Search a .bam file directly by rs number. Genome presents the genotype alongside read coverage and quality, without first exporting a genotype file.
Your BAM and reads stay on your Mac. Only an optional rsID lookup may send the requested identifier to NCBI.
Read the BAM search guide- Enter an rsIDThe identifier stays the starting point.
- Resolve the referenceGenome can request the rsID mapping from NCBI.
- Search local readsGenome examines the selected BAM or CRAM on your Mac.
- Review evidenceCoverage and quality remain visible with the result.
The sketch highlights the workflow only. No BAM data or search result is shown.
Explore Genome analysesInstall with one command
Genome is downloaded, verified and installed in your Applications folder.
curl -q --proto '=https' --proto-redir '=https' --tlsv1.2 -fsSL https://pjlabs.dev/install/genome.sh | sh- Reads the release manifest
- Verifies the SHA-256 checksum
- Installs to Applications
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Look up. Try out. Read on.
Genome for macOS
Explore Genome in detail.
Explore the features, check file formats and follow the guide to your first analysis.
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