Terms

By using AtlasDNA you agree to these terms. The service is a public map of genealogical Y-DNA and mtDNA markers operated by Sergi Adamchuk. The site runs at https://atlasdna.app (staging at https://beta.atlasdna.app).

You may publish only data you are entitled to publish. For every marker you add, you must have the tested person’s agreement to public display of the fields listed in the consent statement. A pseudonym is permitted for your display name. Publishing the name of another identifiable person as if it were yours, or as a false attribution, is not allowed.

If the person is a living minor, you confirm that you have the consent of that person’s parent or legal guardian.

AtlasDNA does not verify names, haplogroups, notes or locations. User-entered data may be incomplete or wrong. The service is not responsible for the correctness of published content.

Do not harvest, scrape, bulk-download or republish the map data as a dataset. Do not attempt to circumvent rate limits. Do not use the service to harass, impersonate, spam or publish content unrelated to genealogical uniparental DNA. There is no public write API and no bulk export for visitors.

We may hide a marker from the public map immediately after a plausible takedown or abuse report, then investigate. Every admin hide or restore is recorded. Accounts may be suspended for abuse. Suspension removes public visibility; it is not an edit of your content by the operator.

You can edit or delete your markers, export your data, and delete your account. Deletion removes data from public view immediately and hard-deletes it after a 30-day grace period, except consent and admin-action records retained as described in the privacy policy.

If your data appears on the map without your agreement, use Report a problem or e-mail admin@atlasdna.app. No account is required. We aim to respond within 72 hours.

We may update these terms. Continued use after a change means you accept the updated terms. The privacy policy and these terms are kept in the project repository so changes are traceable.