
€10M
Horizon Europe — EU grant per project
Clinical decision support powered by pharmacogenomics and AI
The solution
Once a pharmacogenomic profile is generated, it can guide medication selection, dosing, and safety decisions whenever a relevant drug is prescribed.
A one-time sample is sequenced to identify the clinically actionable genetic variants that influence drug response. No repeat testing — the same data supports prescribing decisions for years to come.

An AI-assisted analysis layer processes the raw genomic data, flags clinically relevant variants, and structures them into standardized, prescribing-ready pharmacogenomic insights.

The result is a lifelong profile that consolidates each patient's medication-relevant genetics into a single, portable record clinicians can reference at the point of care.

Profiles surface across healthcare settings and systems — supporting consistent, evidence-based prescribing at both the individual and population level.


Impact
Why now
Europe is funding the build-out of sovereign health and biotech infrastructure across the current 2021–2027 cycle. The same money is available to every EU country — and whoever moves first sets the standard for the whole region. Lithuania has both the funding channels and the talent to do it first. The question isn't whether it gets built, but who and when.
Horizon Europe
A matched EU Research & Innovation Action under Cluster 1 Health. Direct contribution covering 100% of eligible costs — and the call scope reads almost line-for-line like the GenoLink platform.
Full call details on the EU portal
€10M
Horizon Europe — EU grant per project
€100K
Inovacijų agentūra — Lithuanian innovation funding
€300K
Eurostars 3 / Eureka — cross-border R&D
Our goals
We're building a system that uses genetic testing to help doctors make precise decisions — which drug, at what dose, and in what combination is safe for each patient. This reduces ineffective treatment, adverse reactions, and dosing errors — and, for the healthcare system, the cost of medications and the load on hospitals.

Analyzes the patient's genetic data and, at the moment of prescribing, helps the doctor choose the right drug and dose — and flags dangerous drug combinations.

A full cycle of genetic testing in Lithuania — from sample collection to interpretation and recommendations. Quality control at every step, fast turnaround, and sovereign data.

Building on a working system and accumulated data — expansion into new areas of medicine, new tests, and joint research with universities and clinics.
Our team
Young team combining expertise in Medicine, Biochemistry, and Bioinformatics, with hands-on experience in personalized medicine at AskBio and Bayer Pharmaceuticals. Our background ranges from VC-backed startups to leading teams and companies with multimillion-euro annual revenues. We believe the time for personalized healthcare is now, and with your support, we can make it more effective, efficient, and accessible for everyone.


