Most conversations about longevity still rely on blunt tools: calendar age, occasional blood tests, and vague lifestyle advice. But aging happens every second, across multiple systems in the body.
Today's longevity landscape has fundamental gaps that prevent us from truly understanding and managing our health.
Chronological age does not equal biological age. Two people can be 40 years old on paper and 20 years apart in true biological age.
Advanced lab and epigenetic tests are powerful, but costly, invasive, and infrequent. We need more than episodic snapshots.
People try diets, supplements, training, and protocols without objective, week-to-week signals showing what actually works for them.
There is a need for simple, interpretable biomarker systems that can be measured often, at low friction, and connected directly to real-world behavior.
Turning raw physiological signals into high-level digital biomarkers that respond to your life.
These are not just numbers on a report, but scores that move as the body responds to sleep, nutrition, stress, exercise, therapies, and environment. Real signals for real life.
If aging can be measured clearly and continuously, it can be managed, not just observed.
Enable personalized longevity strategies instead of one-size-fits-all advice. Your body, your data, your path.
Identify early deviations in health trajectories before disease appears. Prevention over reaction.
Help people and practitioners prioritize interventions that truly move the needle on longevity.
Longevity moves from abstract philosophy to something quantifiable, trackable, and actionable.
More details and announcements about this work, and early opportunities to participate, will be shared in the coming months.
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