Family Tree Finder

Genetic DNA testing is performed in order to uncover information about the DNA that you have inherited from your parents, their parents, and so on. As the DNA is passed on with each generation, you can learn about your ancestral heritage by looking at the changes in your DNA.

Another reason to undertake genetic DNA testing is to identify your susceptibility to a particular condition or disease, as certain changes in DNA are associated with medical conditions. You can also learn about your relatedness with another individual.

Growing up, you have heard stories about the distant past from your immediate family and the characters you may never have gotten to know. Your familial network spans generations, capturing the stories and personalities that make your family so unique.
Your ancestors are a part of your identity, but with levels passed down through generations, details can be lost along the way. What if there was a better way to learn about your past? Your DNA holds the key to finding out more about the rich history of your ancestors and the experiences that shaped them.

Genomelink offers comprehensive analysis and reporting of the characteristics of your DNA, including a family finder tool that allows you to connect with relatives you did not know that you had.
Whether you are just curious about your distant cousins, or you are an adoptee who wishes to learn more about their birth family to connect with long-lost parents, our services provide an easy and intuitive way to make the connections that matter the most to you.

Use your existing data from your AncestryDNA, 23andMe, MyHeritage test and benefit from our partner's expansive database that will put you in touch with lost loved ones.

DNA is passed down through generations from parent to child. The structural unit of DNA is the chromosome, and with each generation, a chromosome is passed on via each parent and any changes in the DNA that have been developed over time.
The collection of changes seen in the DNA makes every individual unique and can track a familial relationship between one person and another. There are millions of positions in the genome where changes are commonly found, and with family DNA testing, you can reconstruct relationships lost to time.
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When DNA is passed down from your parents, a process called recombination occurs. This randomized process is where parts of the chromosome pairs, one inherited from each parent, swap places, creating segments. This process accounts for the extreme variability in characteristics from person to person, but they also hold the key to determining your relationship with another person.
By analyzing each segment and the types of changes that are contained within, you can start to map out your family connections.

Genomelink partners with trusted partners like MyHeritage, LivingDNA, and DNA.Land to help you maximize a chance to find your DNA relatives.
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You can use the raw DNA data you have already produced through AncestryDNA, 23andMe, or MyHeritage and upload the data to our partners to explore if you have any missing DNA relatives that you could not find from the original DNA test kit service.

At Genomelink, you can do a lot more than family tree finders! Our easy-to-use dashboard offers valuable insights into your relationships and the traits that are carried in your DNA that can provide you with details on your personality, intellectual capacity, physical fitness, nutrition, and even political leanings.

We also offer robust reporting of your ancient ancestry and global ancestry calculations performed at the highest resolution yet.
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Let your DNA surprise you with access to a rich history that spans generations and learn more about the facets of your personality that you share with family the world over. Map your matches onto your family tree to fill in the gaps that were once impossible to understand.