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GEDmatch kit numbers are remembered, and you are told what to check
Write a GEDmatch kit number in a match note, or import a list whose Notes column carries one, and the platform remembers it: the number appears as a chip on the match row and on the GEDmatch kits page with every place it was seen. Register your own GEDmatch kit on the kits page, and the page then names the pairs to compare one-to-one: for every match whose link is in doubt (marked for review, a branch awaiting your decision, or more than one branch fitting) it shows their kit against yours. The platform never reads GEDmatch itself; you run the comparison there and record what you found in the note.
Open:GEDmatch kits
Step-by-step guides
- Get your DNA matches5 steps
- Upload raw DNA4 steps
- Import a large match list5 steps
- Read your matches4 steps
- Sort matches into groups5 steps
- Use AutoClusters4 steps
- Compare shared segments4 steps
- Link a kit to a person4 steps
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