Grip strength
Weaker grip strength predicted mortality more strongly than systolic blood pressure across 17 countries.
Leong et al. (2015), The LancetEarly access · Biological age test
A 6-minute phone test measures your reaction speed, balance, hearing range, voice and face, then tells you your biological age and what's driving it.
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Why it matters
Weaker grip strength predicted mortality more strongly than systolic blood pressure across 17 countries.
Leong et al. (2015), The LancetMiddle-aged and older adults who couldn't stand on one leg for 10 seconds had a higher risk of death.
Araujo et al. (2022), British Journal of Sports MedicineGait speed was associated with survival in older adults.
Studenski et al. (2011), JAMAHow old twins looked to others predicted which twin lived longer.
Christensen et al. (2009), BMJWhat we measure
Each test is scored against people your age and sex, then combined into your biological age.
Your report
Early access
Founding price, includes 3 retests. Lab-based biological age tests cost $300 or more.
Reaction time, balance, the highest pitch you can hear, your voice and your face all change measurably with age. We combine them into one estimate.
No. It's an estimate for curiosity and motivation, not a diagnosis.
Many of the measures respond to sleep, exercise and training. Your plan targets the biggest gaps, and retests show progress.
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