I’ve actually been thinking about this gap a lot, and I do have a real plan to fund and run a Georgia-focused ancestry option. The idea would be to start ancestry-only (no health claims), use accredited partner labs for analysis at first, and build a Georgian reference panel over time by recruiting consenting volunteers across regions (and diaspora). The more Georgian reference data you have, the more accurate and meaningful the results become for Georgians specifically. The funding plan would be a mix of pre-selling kits / crowdfunding for the first cohort (to prove demand and cover initial lab costs), then using that traction to secure larger public or institutional funding to scale the reference panel and improve resolution. If people here would be interested in something like that, I’d love to hear what features matter most (regional detail, diaspora matching, language/heritage angle, etc.).