Our technology

Millions of relationships.
One answer: yours.

GUT·DIET·MAP is a knowledge graph connecting bacteria, metabolites, food, metabolic pathways, symptoms, diseases, medicines and supplements. AI searches it to extract what matters for you from your result.

248 000+

knowledge nodes

11,5 mln+

biological connections

10 000+

bacterial species

5 000+

metabolites

From sample to recommendation

What happens to your sample

STAGE 1

Collection and transport

A tube with a DNA-stabilising buffer. The sample keeps its composition at room temperature.

STAGE 2

DNA extraction

Extraction of bacterial genetic material in a partner laboratory (incl. the Polish Academy of Sciences).

STAGE 3

16S rRNA sequencing

Reading the 16S rRNA gene region identifies the bacteria and their proportions.

STAGE 4

Bioinformatics

Quality control, taxonomic classification, comparison with the reference database.

STAGE 5

GUT·DIET·MAP + AI

The result is embedded in the knowledge graph; the model points to indicators, foods and actions.

Method

16S rRNA: a map of the inhabitants of your gut

16S rRNA sequencing answers the question “who lives here and in what proportions”. From that, GUT·DIET·MAP infers which metabolic functions your microbiome may perform and how your diet affects them.

We say plainly what the test shows and what it does not. That builds trust and sets us apart from tests that promise “everything”.

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What it shows

Composition and diversity

Which bacterial genera you have, in what proportions, how diverse the ecosystem is, which functions it may perform (inferred from the map).

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What it does not show

Disease diagnoses

The test does not diagnose diseases and does not replace medical tests. It is an educational and nutritional tool.

How we read a path in the graph

Example: low Faecalibacterium → less butyrate production → weaker gut barrier → symptom: bloating. The map suggests foods rich in prebiotic fibre (e.g. chicory, leek, oats) that support this bacterium.

  • Bacteria (10,000+ species)
  • Metabolites (5,000+)
  • Food and ingredients
  • Metabolic pathways
  • Symptoms
  • Diseases
  • Medicines
  • Supplements
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The science we stand on

Laboratory partners, the team’s publications and the data sources the GUT·DIET·MAP map is built from.

  • Polska Akademia Nauk
  • SGGW
  • Partner laboratory
  • Grant programme
  • Technology partner

Selected publications

2026 · [Title of the team’s publication on the microbiome–diet knowledge graph] Journal · DOI
2025 · [Title of the publication on 16S rRNA analysis in the Polish population] Journal · DOI
2024 · [Title of the publication on the AI model for dietary recommendations] Journal · DOI

Scientific team

Microbiology · Polish Academy of Sciences

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Bioinformatics and AI

[Name Surname]

Clinical dietetics

[Name Surname]

Food science · SGGW

[Name Surname]

Names, affiliations and publications will be completed by the GutLoop scientific team.

Your data. Your property.

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Processed in the European Union

Data and samples processed under GDPR, on servers in the EU.

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Encryption and pseudonymisation

Results are linked to your account by the kit code, not personal data.

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We never sell data

You can download or delete your data at any time. Taking part in research is voluntary.

See what your microbiome wants to tell you

Tested in Poland, 16S rRNA sequencing, data processed under GDPR.

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