Sleep
Regularity, sleep and the heart, sleep and the brain: summaries of published studies, with no personal advice.
Longevity
Quality of life over time, not a race against age. Built day by day, with the people who look after you.
Here, longevity means quality of life over time: how you sleep, how you move, how you eat, how you feel. And how all of it changes, year after year.
There is no number to chase. It is prevention, explained better: ordinary habits, kept up for a long time and read as a series, not on a single day.
When you sleep counts too. An observational study linked irregular sleep schedules to more cardiovascular events, even after accounting for hours slept. It is an association, not a cause.
The steps and workouts your device records, read over time. What they mean for you is something you decide with your doctor.
In the Blog you will find summaries of studies on diet and body composition. Your doctor decides your eating plan.
The other three influence each other. That is why they are read together, and over time.
How many years, and how you live them.
The Twin, in its trial version, lines up the data from your devices month after month.
Trial version
The app shows how each measurement changes over time, day after day.
Trial version
You prepare your questions for the visit by looking at the trend. You can send your doctor a summary over an encrypted link; what to do with it is the doctor's decision.
One of the Ai agents in the app, all built by KSM, is “Longevity”. It suggests simple weekly goals from your data. It supports habits: it does not diagnose and is not a doctor.
Trial version
It is not an emergency service. It has not been studied in minors, in pregnancy, in acute illness or for mental health: in those cases, talk to your doctor.
The Digital Twin puts in order, over time, the data your devices write to your phone. Today it is in trial on iPhone and on Android.
The Blog gathers plain-language summaries of published studies: they help you understand, and are not personal clinical advice. In the Academy you will find three readings; webinars and courses are still to come.
Regularity, sleep and the heart, sleep and the brain: summaries of published studies, with no personal advice.
Steps, exercise, tissue oxygenation, preparing for an operation: summaries of published studies, with no personal advice.
Body composition, sleep and hunger, diet and wearables: summaries of published studies, with no personal advice.
Last night's sleep, today's steps: already the start of a series.
The study cited on this page is listed here, with a link. It is observational: it shows an association, not a cause.