What problem does it solve?
Provides clinician-focused, evidence-graded diagnostic support for patients with suspected rare diseases by converting clinical descriptions into standardized phenotypes, matching those phenotypes to candidate diseases, prioritizing genes for testing, and interpreting genetic variants to produce actionable recommendations.
Core Features & Use Cases
- Phenotype standardization: map free-text symptoms to HPO terms and classify core versus variable features.
- Disease matching: search and cross-reference Orphanet and OMIM to generate a ranked differential diagnosis with ORPHA/OMIM identifiers.
- Gene panel prioritization: extract and prioritize genes from candidate diseases using ClinGen validity, pLI/constraint scores, and expression evidence (GTEx, CELLxGENE).
- Variant interpretation: aggregate ClinVar, gnomAD, CADD, AlphaMissense, EVE, SpliceAI and apply ACMG criteria with structured evidence.
- Structure & literature analysis: optional AlphaFold2 structural assessment for VUS and PubMed/BioRxiv/OpenAlex searches to gather supporting studies.
- Report-first workflow: produce a clinician-ready Markdown report, CSV gene panel, and variant interpretation table for handoff and documentation.
Quick Start
Generate a clinician-ready rare disease diagnostic report for a patient described as: 23-year-old with tall stature, long fingers, joint hypermobility, and aortic root dilation.