Telos · Privacy
Telos is a private, friends-and-family tool. This notice explains how your genome data is handled — how your uploaded file is used to build your report, and what is never shared without your say-so.
This is an educational, non-clinical tool for friends and family. It is not a medical device and does not diagnose, treat, or recommend anything.
Reports are descriptive and confidence-bounded. They are a starting point for questions, not a basis for decisions.
You upload your DNA data — including raw files from services like sequencing.com. Telos uses that file only to run the analysis that builds your report, on infrastructure the operator controls. It is handled privately and is never sold or shared with advertisers.
The readable report, data summary, and generated prompt are produced from the analysis, so raw genomic data is never present in the artifacts you read, download, or share.
The tool makes no calls to any external LLM on your behalf. It only generates a prompt for you to copy.
If you choose to paste that prompt into ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, or another service, that is your decision and happens outside this tool.
Your raw file is used to build your report and is otherwise kept out of every downstream surface. It is not written to application logs, analytics, or error reports, and it is not embedded in exports or generated prompts.