
An Open Source Web Application for Genetic Data (SNPs) using 23AndMe and Data Crawling Technologies
OS Genome is an innovative open source web application designed for individuals interested in understanding their genetic makeup through the analysis of single-nucleotide polymorphisms (SNPs). By leveraging data from services like 23andMe and employing advanced data crawling techniques, OS Genome empowers users to dive deep into their genetic information without relying on external services that may compromise privacy. This tool enables users to generate a Responsive Grid of their genome, facilitating a personalized exploration of genetic traits and associations.
What sets OS Genome apart is its dedicated approach to secure data management; your genetic data remains stored locally on your device, providing peace of mind regarding privacy. With its user-friendly features, you can efficiently filter, export, and analyze your SNP data, while also relying on external resources for further exploration of genetic insights.
Local Data Storage: Your genetic information is stored securely on your device, ensuring that your data never leaves your control.
Responsive Grid: The application presents your specific genome in an intuitive grid layout, making it easy to navigate through your SNP data.
Data Filtering: Customize your genomic exploration by filtering data based on your interests and specific SNPs.
Excel Exporting: Easily export your genetic data to Excel for further analysis or personal record-keeping.
SNP Lookup: Use the Lookup on SNPedia button to obtain detailed information about specific SNPs, including their associations and traits.
Flexible Compatibility: Designed to work with raw data obtained from 23andMe, OS Genome allows for straightforward data import and compatibility.
User-Centric Design: Built with Flask, Kendo, and Python, ensuring a seamless user experience while navigating through complex genetic information.

Flask is a lightweight and popular web framework for Python, known for its simplicity and flexibility. It is widely used to build web applications, providing a minimalistic approach to web development with features like routing, templates, and support for extensions.