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Bulk-download genomic reports from genome.dantelabs.com as PDF. Free: 50 reports. Pro: unlimited. Not affiliated with Dante Labs. Back up every genomic report from your Dante Labs account as PDFs on your computer. Dante Reports Exporter is an independent Chrome extension that helps you save a personal archive of your genome reports from genome.danteomics.com/reports. Reports are saved as PDFs and bundled into a timestamped ZIP in your Downloads folder—on your device, under your control. Not affiliated with Dante Labs. This is a third-party tool. It is not endorsed, sponsored, or supported by Dante Labs. What it does • Exports reports you can already see while logged into your Dante account • Saves each report as a PDF, organized by category • Packages everything into one ZIP file for easy backup, sharing, or offline storage • Shows progress in a side panel while the export runs • Includes a built-in prompt to analyze your backed-up reports with ChatGPT, Claude, or other AI tools How to use Install the extension and open the side panel (click the extension icon). Go to genome.danteomics.com/reports while logged in. Click Download All Reports. Your ZIP saves to Downloads when the export finishes. Chrome may show a “started debugging this browser” banner during export. That is expected for PDF generation—do not click Cancel on that banner, or the export may stop. Free vs Pro Free trial — Export up to 50 reports per backup. Full PDF + ZIP workflow. Pro — Unlimited reports per backup. One-time purchase, one license per browser install. Free updates for the life of the license. Upgrade and activate Pro at: https://dantereportsexporter.com/pricing
Jul 9, 2026
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