ONBOARDING LAB 온보딩랩

"There are no rare diseases in the world. If we sail together, we won't be lonely."

Onboarding Lab is a genetic analysis platform for patients with rare and genetic diseases and their families. It helps you continue the story of yourself and your family, rather than just ending with a single test strip.

■ Gene Map — View your test results at a glance

Once you register your genetic test results, we organize your variant information and related diseases in an easy-to-understand way. We rephrase specialized medical terms using simple illustrations and explanations.

■ Sailing Log — Record your symptoms and day

If you briefly record your condition and symptoms for the day, the AI ​​recommends your next entry. It also features hospital visit records and a voice transcription function that automatically converts spoken words into text.

■ Pedigree — Check genetic patterns among family members

By connecting family members to a pedigree, it automatically analyzes genetic patterns such as dominant, recessive, and X-linked inheritance. You can check carrier status and gene expression levels at a glance using color coding.

■ Dictionary — Search for disease and genetic terms

Search for unfamiliar medical terms, gene names, or symptoms to instantly find information on related diseases.

■ Onboarding AI — Consult comfortably anytime

Feel free to share your symptoms or questions, and the AI ​​will summarize them for you. You can also receive the latest research news in easy-to-understand language.

■ Family Connection

Invite family members to the app to support each other's journeys and record them together.

Onboarding Lab supports high-contrast displays for all users, including those with visual impairments.

Do not walk the unfamiliar path of rare diseases alone anymore. Onboarding Lab will sail with you.

■ Medical Information

The genetic and health information provided by Onboarding Lab is for reference only and does not replace medical diagnosis or treatment. If you require medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment, please consult a medical professional, such as a doctor. If you determine that you are in an emergency situation, please contact 119 or a nearby medical facility immediately.