01 · TOOL LIBRARY
Prepare Global25 datasets, rank nearest populations, model admixture proportions, and compare targets — then switch to Studio to turn any result into branded share images and video.
Explore PCA-based ancestry plots, project your G25 coordinates onto curated views — then switch to Studio for share cards and a cinematic MP4 of your position through time.
Paste a Global25 coordinate and rank your closest reference populations by Euclidean distance across all 25 dimensions, in any of six eras.
Paste a Global25 coordinate and see every reference population of a region coloured by its genetic distance to you, interpolated over the land between them, in nineteen regions and eras.
Paste multiple Global25 coordinate rows and create a precise, copy-ready coordinate-wise average entirely in your browser.
Inspect Global25 coordinates for the numeric fingerprints of original projections, simulations, manual edits, and precision loss.
Upload a raw DNA export and see what it holds — the format, the marker counts per chromosome, and which of our analyses can actually read it.
Upload your raw genetic data from 23andMe, AncestryDNA or MyHeritage, or a whole-genome VCF, and find your Y-chromosome haplogroup clade.
Upload your raw genetic data or a whole-genome VCF and find your mitochondrial haplogroup, the maternal line that passes from mother to child almost unchanged.
Place pie and donut charts, labels and pictures on a relief map, then move to its Studio to export the finished figure as a high-resolution image or a cinematic MP4.
Run real ADMIXTOOLS 2 methods — f2, f3, f4, D, qpWave, qpAdm and admixture graphs — on the AADR Human Origins reference panel, computed on our servers.
Every dated, geolocated individual in the AADR ancient DNA panel on one map — filter by year, country, haplogroup or culture, and see which samples carry a Global25 projection.
Browse the whole Y-chromosome haplogroup tree — over 109,000 named branches with their defining SNPs, tester counts, and the countries where each lineage is found.
Browse the full mitochondrial haplogroup tree — every maternal branch from the root lineages down, with defining mutations and the countries where tested lines appear.
Name any Y-DNA or mtDNA branch and see its ancient carriers at their burial sites, the countries where tested families carry it today, and a lineage path through its ancestor branches.
